Warsaw Uprising mixed tour

Highlights of the Tour:

By 1944 with the tide of war turning, and their resources and morale seemingly in disarray, German forces had begun a strategic retreat from Warsaw. The Home Army (Poland's wartime underground movement) launched a military strike with the aim of liberating Warsaw and installing an independent government.The battle lasting 63 days had cost the lives of over 20,000 troops and some 150,000 civilians. With the uprising defeated, Hitler ordered all remaining civilians to be expelled, and surviving buildings to be numbered in their order of importance to Polish culture and systematically dynamited. The darkest chapter of Warsaw's history had been written. On the 60'th anniversary of this event (1 of August 2004) The Museum of Warsaw Uprising has been opened.

• district of Wola civilians slaughter,
• Old and New Towns area of fighting,
• Monument to Warsaw Uprising,
• memorial sites,
• sewage transportation system,
• Vistula river bank battle,
• optional - Military cemetery,
• optional - Museum of Warsaw Uprising (guided visit possible - must be booked in advance)

Included in the Tour:

Above price is per tour, not per person

• guiding service,
• tax,
• private car transportation
• parking fees

Not included:

• Optional - Museum of Warsaw Uprising entrance fee (1 Euro per person),
• optional - guide in Warsaw Uprising Museum (15 Euro per tour - must be booked in advance)