€71.5 hours
Warsaw: essential landmarks, a self-guided walking tour with audio and quizzes
Filippo Anzivino- Audio
- Quizzes
- Multiplayer
- Free eSIM
Warsaw, made for wandering
Explore Warsaw on foot through 1 self-guided tour and 7 local places. Start when you want, pause when you need, and take the city at your own pace.
Walk your way
Warsaw, one story at a time
Choose a self-guided audio tour and explore Warsaw at your own pace.
Filippo AnzivinoPlaces worth knowing
Landmarks and hidden corners in Warsaw
Find Warsaw’s landmarks on the map, then open the stories behind them.
Church of the Holy Cross
Located on Warsaw's historic Royal Route, the Church of the Holy Cross stands as a prominent Roman Catholic basilica, renowned for its magnificent Baroque facade and twin towers.…
Palma warszawska
In the heart of Warsaw, on the Charles de Gaulle Roundabout, stands an unexpected sight: a 15-meter-tall artificial date palm. Officially titled "Pozdrowienia z Alej…
Sigismund's Column
Dominating Castle Square in Warsaw, Sigismund's Column is a striking 17th-century monument that serves as a popular meeting point and a powerful symbol of the city's history.…
St. Alexander's Church
St. Alexander's Church stands as a neoclassical masterpiece on Three Crosses Square in central Warsaw. With its distinctive rounded shape and grand colonnaded portico reminiscent…
St. Anne's Church
Marvel at the imposing 18th-century Neoclassical facade of St. Anne's Church, known in Polish as Kościół św. Anny, standing grandly at the gateway to Warsaw's Old Town. Located at…
Staszic Palace
Staszic Palace is a distinguished historical landmark on Warsaw's Royal Route, a grand neoclassical building that currently houses the Polish Academy of Sciences. Its history is a…
The Royal Castle in Warsaw
The Royal Castle in Warsaw stands majestically over Castle Square, a powerful symbol of Polish sovereignty and resilience. Though its origins trace back to a 14th-century tower…
Good to know
People also ask about Warsaw
Are Ciceru’s Warsaw tours self-guided?
Yes. Every Warsaw tour is self-guided audio: start whenever you like, walk at your own pace, with no group and no fixed departure time.
How much does a Warsaw tour cost?
Tours start from €7. You pay once per tour, with no subscription and no hidden fees.
How long is a typical Warsaw tour?
Most tours take between one and three hours. Pause whenever you like and pick up where you left off.
Do I need to download an app?
No. Ciceru tours run directly in your mobile browser. Open the link and start walking.
Can I take a Warsaw tour without a guide or group?
Absolutely. That is the whole idea: just you, your phone, and the city, on your own schedule.
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