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Poland

Expert-led Poland guided tours that turn history, heritage, and culture into meaningful discoveries.

Dive into Poland

Discover These Cities

The land of monarchy and modern resistance awaits... Where will you go?

Krakow

Krakow’s medieval guild halls and Jewish quarter echo a rich tapestry of Poland’s scholarly, cultural, and historic heritage.

Warsaw

The grit and grandeur of Warsaw reveal a city of resilient legends, reborn from the ruins of the twentieth century.

Let Your Curiosity Shape Your Journey

Join passionate experts on intimate walking tours that reveal a city's unique stories, spark conversations, and leave you seeing the world—and yourself—a little differently.

Experts, not guides

Explore with 1,200+ Experts, from historians and architects to chefs and archaeologists.

Crafted for conversation

With fewer than 12 guests, engage your Expert through questions and immerse fully.

Structured, never scripted

Your interests guide your Expert, leading to stories and perspectives that matter to you.

Curious or connoisseur

First-time visitor or seasoned explorer, our tours span city highlights to deep-dives.

Hear from our customers

68 Reviews

The tour was very well orchestrated although somber. Agnieszka was excellent , navigating us through all the history and details of the camp. Her knowledge is outstanding. Agnieszka made our tour feel very personal, given that one of her relatives survived the camp. I could not have had a better nor impactful guide.

Renata is a superb guide for at least three reasons. First, she took some time to customize our guide based on our interests and experiences. Second, she is extremely knowledgeable about the history, culture and architecture of Krakow. As an artist she often shared a unique visual and cultural perspective. Finally, she is a warm and engaging person—someone you are happy to spend a few hours with. You will be very fortunate to have her conduct your tour.

Agnie is an exceptional guide at a site that requires tremendous sensitivity and reverence. She was able to make us feel what happened at the camp. Which is very different than just learning about what happened there.