Your tour begins at the Palace of Culture and Science, one of the best-known landmarks of Warsaw, but only to quickly learn how to drive a Fiat 126p.
Well-prepared, you’ll then set off to a neighbourhood full of wooden houses. This is where the construction workers who built the Palace of Culture and Science lived. You’ll find out what the lives of these workers looked like and what it meant to be a Soviet construction worker.
Afterwards, you’ll drive to the historical Bielany district. This picturesque interwar-era part of the city has gas lanterns (the last ones in Warsaw) and some of the most beautiful examples of modernist architecture.
From Bielany, you’ll travel back to the time when Warsaw was under the control of the Russian Tsars. Here, just by the city centre, you’ll drive past an original 19th-century fortification – the Warsaw Citadel.
Throughout the tour your guide will share entertaining stories about the places you visit and pass.
Please note:
A valid driving license is required.
A security deposit of PLN 500/€125 in cash is required (refunded after the tour).
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