FAQ
Why a Warsaw walking tour with Me?
As a certified Warsaw tour guide, Łukasz focuses on making history come alive by combining facts with an engaging, emotional show. He offers a variety of specialized tours, including the “Warsaw Ghetto” and “Communism in Warsaw“, as well as more general “Old Town” tours. You can also contact him directly to create a custom-tailored tour that perfectly fits your group’s interests.
Who is Łukasz and what makes him a unique guide?
I am a certified tour guide of Warsaw. I specialize in combining history with a show, as I believe emotions make the experience more memorable and engaging. The best way to see if my tours are for you is to check my google reviews https://share.google/yGbOx4UZ2lqZxJ6P2
I offer themed tours like the popular “Old Town and Royal Route“, and specialized tours on the “Warsaw Ghetto“, “Criminal History of Warsaw,” and “Communism in Warsaw“. You can also order a tailored experience by contacting me at luke@warsawluke.pl.
Does WarsawLuke offer custom/tailor-made tours?
Yes, I specialize in private tours that can be fully customized to your needs and interests. I can create a tailor-made itinerary for your preferences, group size, attractions, and specific areas of interest. To organize such a tour, please contact me at luke@warsawluke.pl.
Booking and Logistics
Booking a private tour with WarsawLuke is easiest through the website, but you can also book via phone, WhatsApp, or email. The cost is 750 PLN per tour, not per person, and you can pay in advance using various methods or with cash/card on the spot. It is highly recommended to book at least 12 hours in advance to secure your spot; a 50% cancellation fee applies if you cancel less than 24 hours before the tour.
How do I book a tour with WarsawLuke?
The easiest and fastest way to book your private tour is to use the webpage. You can also contact me by phone, whatsapp (linki: +48 668 910 372) or email (link: luke@warsawluke.pl).
How much does a private tour with WarsawLuke cost? Is the price per person or per group?
A private tour with me costs 750 PLN. This is a price per tour, allowing you to enjoy the experience exclusively with your group.
What payment methods are accepted?
To pay in advance: Transfer, Wise, Revolut or payment with a link. On the spot: Cash (PLN, EUR, USD, GBP) or card.
What is your cancellation or rescheduling policy?
There is no cancellation fee if you cancel more than one day before the tour. A 50% cancellation fee applies if you cancel less than 24 hours before the tour.
Do I need to book in advance?
I highly recommend booking in advance; the minimum notice is 12 hours before the tour.
Do I issue invoices?
Yes, I issue invoices.
Tour Experience and Details
WarsawLuke’s tours are conducted in English and typically last up to 2.5 hours. While there are standard meeting points, tours can be customized to start at your hotel. Tours are suitable for people of all ages and mobilities, and they proceed regardless of weather, so it’s best to dress appropriately. The tours focus on outside exploration of landmarks and historical sites.
In which languages are tours conducted?
My tours are conducted in English.
How long does a typical tour last?
My typical tours last up to 2 to 2.5 hours.
Where do tours start and end?
For the “Old Town and Royal Route” and “Criminal Warsaw” tours, the standard meeting point is the Copernicus Monument. For the “Warsaw Ghetto” and “Communism in Warsaw” tours, it’s Grzybowski Square. However, I can start at any hotel or address in Warsaw for your convenience.
What is the maximum group size for a private tour?
For private tours, I generally suggest groups do not exceed 30 people to ensure comfort and a quality experience.For groups over 20, I highly recommend renting an audioguide system, which I can help arrange. For larger groups, it’s possible to divide them into smaller teams with additional guides.
Are tours suitable for children/elderly/people with limited mobility?
Yes, my tours can be adapted. Please let me know your specific needs by contacting me at luke@warsawluke.pl before the tour.
What happens if the weather is bad?
My tours generally proceed regardless of the weather, with exceptions for extreme conditions like severe storms or blizzards. If it rains, I advise bringing an umbrella and dressing appropriately. In cases of very heavy rain at the start, we might wait briefly or seek shelter during the tour.
What should I bring on the tour?
I recommend dressing comfortably and appropriately for the weather. If rain is forecast, bringing an umbrella is advisable.
Do tours include entrance to museums/attractions?
My tours focus on exploring landmarks and historical sites from the outside, including palaces, churches, and squares.
General Information about Warsaw
Warsaw is considered a very safe city for tourists, even being recognized as one of the safest in the EU. The best time to visit is from April to October for pleasant weather and festivals, or in December and January for Christmas markets. Beyond the tours, the city offers numerous attractions such as the Polin Museum, the Warsaw Rising Museum, and various other historical and cultural sites.
Is Warsaw a safe city for tourists?
Yes, Warsaw is a very safe city. In 2025, it was awarded as the 3rd Safest City in the EU, just after Tallinn (Estonia) and Dubrovnik (Croatia)!
When is the best time to visit Warsaw?
The best time to visit Warsaw is generally from early spring to early autumn (April-October). These months offer pleasant weather and many open-air festivals. December and January are also great for festive Christmas markets and illuminations.
What are other recommended attractions in Warsaw not covered by the tours?
Beyond my tours, Warsaw offers many attractions. Popular choices include the Polin Museum, Warsaw Rising Museum, Copernicus Science Centre, and the Museum of the Royal Castle Other notable sites are the National Museum, Museum of Polish Vodka, Neon Museum, Multimedia Fountain Park, Vistula Boulevards, Łazienki Royal Park, Wilanów Palace, and the Royal Garden of Light. You can also explore local food markets or creative hubs like Centrum Praskie Koneser.