Warsaw Nature and Urban Highlights Bike Tour

Get the safety brief and introduction to this stunning and comprehensive tour of Warsaw.

We recommend arriving at the location at least 15 minutes before the departure time.

We’ll stop at the main building of Politechnika Warszawska, a striking example of 20th century neo-baroque architecture designed. It has been at the heart of Poland’s scientific progress for over a century, surviving WWII and shaping generations of engineers and inventors.

We will cycle across the The Finnish Houses of Jazdow and stop for a short explanation about the area.

Ujazdowski Castle is a former royal residence now housing the Centre for Contemporary Art. The castle offers a unique lookout over the surrounding historic gardens and fountains.

We will cycle across Łazienki Park.

We will stop by the epic lookout at the Palace on the Island.

Enjoy a break at a great local cafe where you can buy a drink and refresh.

Cycle safely under the busy Łazienkowski Bridge on a dedicated bike lane. Experience the contrast between city traffic above and the peaceful riverside route below-a unique highlight of Warsaw sightseeing by bike.

See Gruba Kaska, Warsaw’s water filtration point

We'll pass by what is considered to be the most dangerous beaches on the east river bank. Regardless, the views are stunning.

Enjoy panoramic city views from Plaża Poniatówka, one of Warsaw’s most popular urban beaches. Here, you’ll hear the fascinating history of Warsaw’s bridges and soak in the unique riverside atmosphere.

Cycle beneath the grand pillars of the historic Poniatowski Bridge, a symbol of Warsaw’s resilience and a key route for fans heading to the National Stadium.

Pass by the impressive National Stadium, which once hosted a bustling underground market before becoming the centerpiece of Euro 2012.

Ride through the Natura 2000 area, a protected riverside haven for endangered species-an unexpected slice of wild nature in the heart of the city.

Get a glimpse of Stara Praga, where old Warsaw meets new.

Ride along the Vistula Boulevards, Warsaw’s lively riverfront promenade

Learn about the significance of this place in the city’s origins

Catch a breath by the monument to Maria Skłodowska-Curie, the only woman to win two Nobel Prizes, born right here in Warsaw. The statue stands close to her childhood home, honoring her groundbreaking work in radioactivity

We’ll roll through Nowe Miasto, a quieter side of Warsaw’s Old Town, rebuilt after WWII. Here, history isn’t boring-these streets survived fierce fighting and now blend centuries-old charm with local life

See the Warsaw Barbican, one of the few remaining pieces of Warsaw’s old defensive walls

It's a good time for a short break in the heart of Warsaw, with the Royal Castle and Sigismund’s Column around. We’ll talk about how this area was rebuilt from ruins after WWII, earning its UNESCO heritage status and share with you some gems, hiding in plain sight

Cycle down the city’s most prestigious street, lined with historic buildings, luxury hotels, and Warsaw’s fanciest shops.

This neoclassical palace is where Poland’s presidents work and live. Today, it’s a symbol of Polish statehood and modern politics

A place rich in Warsaw’s modern history: from the Pope's visit, to spy stories.

Pass by Poland’s most important war memorial, guarded day and night. It honors all unknown soldiers who died fighting for the country

Ride through Warsaw’s oldest public park, a green oasis in the city center with fountains and old trees. Locals’ favorite spot for a break.

The only street from the Warsaw Ghetto that survived with its original buildings. It’s a rare look at pre-war Jewish Warsaw

get familiar with the history of Jewish Warsaw, a significant part of the culture that created Warsaw as we know

Warsaw’s tallest and most controversial building, a “gift” from Stalin. We’ll share some secrets about what’s inside. A good time for a photo

We saved the best architectural secret for last. We'll finish the tour in our bike point in Downtown Warsaw.