Bus & coach · WARSAW BUS TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 warsaw bus tours worth the money, each with its fare, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you scan the ticket.
Review of Warsaw’s hop-on hop-off bus, with route details, stop-by-stop advice, timing concerns, value, and booking tips.
“The establishment was truly astonishing and the host as well.”
Ride a 1980s bus through Warsaw’s Praga district, with murals, prewar courtyards, film sites, vodka history, and hot chocolate.
“This was a fun and unique way to see Praga. Our guide was excellent! We had a typical complainer at the beginning of the tour (there seems to be one in every group) and the guide handled it so well. He made sure it didn’t affect the rest of us and even managed to get the complainer to come around by the end of the tour. Word of advice - do not be disappointed if your group is small and you take a smaller bus. You’re getting a small group tour at a great deal. The smaller group was so much better.”
Explore Warsaw’s Praga district by retro bus, with street art, old courtyards, Koneser, hot chocolate, and lively local stories.
“Pleasantly surprised. It was fun to ride around Warsaw in the retro bus and our guide Konrad was fantastic. He provided us with many interesting historical facts and funny stories. We were only 8 people in total on the English tour, so we weren't on the "Cucumber", but a smaller bus. It was great nonetheless.”
See Warsaw by 1980s Jelcz bus, with guided walks through Lazienki Park and UNESCO-listed Old Town in 2.5 hours.
“It was very cold in November so I wanted a tour where I could see the city but also not freeze. This was the perfect combination where we left the bus 3 times for some quick excursions but got to see it all. The English tour took a smaller retro bus behind the other big bus pictured in the ad. It gave me some great history and was exactly what I was looking for as a solo traveling woman.”
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