Polish Vodka Museum

Journey back through time as you discover the history of Polish vodka with tons of fascinating facts thrown in. Enjoy a 80-minute tour at the Vodka Museum in Warsaw's Praga district with a qualified guide. Arrive at the museum, and begin the tour with memories presented by former employees of the Warsaw Vodka Factory at Koneser. Explore 4 interactive modern galleries enabling you to become acquainted with the history of Polish vodka. After the tour, head over to the Vodka Academy for a 20-minute tasting workshop. Once you've wet your palette with some delicious vodka samples, visit the 3/4 Koneser Cocktail Bar located on the 3rd Floor of the museum. Try the best cocktails prepared with different types of Polish vodka.

Have you seen the top attractions in Warsaw and want something more? Are you bored with the touristy places and feel like adding some new thrills to your stay in the city? Then take this unique bus tour to the “dark side” of Warsaw – the infamous Praga district. Find out why the district was considered the most dangerous part of Warsaw. See a marketplace where you could buy almost everything from jeans and diplomas to Kalashnikov rifles and check yourself if it’s still open. Every Saturday morning (at 11:00 AM) in front of the Palace of Culture and Science, there will be a retro Jelcz “cucumber” bus to take you to the Praga district for a 2.5-hour tour. On-board, there will be a guide to help you through the district and to make sure you come back in one piece. On the road, your guide will provide commentary and introduce you to the history of Warsaw and the Praga district - a district of an amusing yet sometimes scary past. After crossing the Vistula River, you will get off at the first stop – a chocolate factory. Here, get to know the story of the company producing sweets in Warsaw since the mid-19th century and taste a cup of their delicious hot chocolate. The next stop will be Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus which is one of the most impressive religious buildings in Warsaw. It’s architecture was inspired by the Roman basilica of St. Paul. See a former vodka factory, Koneser, and find out what delicacies where made there and what is in this complex now. Tour will also cover the area called the Praga “Bermuda Triangle.” Get to know the origin of the name, and see some examples of the authentic pre-war architecture with scenic courtyards and colorful shrines inside. The neighborhood still has the atmosphere of old Warsaw and is loved by film directors, like Roman Polański, who filmed “The Pianist” here and many more that will be mentioned by your tour guide. From here, you will head back to the Palace of Culture and Science to finish the tour.

Experience Warsaw's vibrant evening culture during a 2.5-hour tour in our iconic Jelcz 043 "Cucumber" - a charming retro bus from the communist era. Join us for an authentic journey through the city's most interesting spots, combining history, vodka traditions, and local culture. Meet us at 7:00 PM every Friday and Saturday in front of the Palace of Culture and Science's main entrance. Your evening begins with a welcome shot of Polish vodka before we set off into the night. Our first stop takes you to charming "Jaś i Małgosia," a 1960s cafe-bar in the Muranów district. Under the warm glow of their vintage neon sign, you'll enjoy two more vodkas while hearing fascinating stories about Warsaw's communist past. Next, we welcome you to our carefully curated 1970s-style nightclub/ bar in Nowa Praga. Furnished with authentic pieces from the era, this unique space offers three vodka tastings. Here, embracing true Polish hospitality, we invite you to sample our homemade vodka ("bimber"), which you may get as many shots as you wish. The journey continues with the Polish Vodka Museum in the Koneser Center in Praga district. You'll sample three distinct Polish vodkas while discovering the rich history behind Poland's national spirit. Koneser is a former vodka factory that has been transformed into a cultural and commercial hub with restaurants, galleries, and shops. We conclude at the impressive Browary Warszawskie, a restored 19th-century brewery complex. After a final toast, you're free to continue your evening exploring the area's excellent restaurants, bars, and food hall. Included in the tour: ● Multiple vodka tastings throughout the evening ● Traditional Polish zakąski ● Knowledgeable local guide ● Transportation in a vintage bus ● Stories about Warsaw's history and culture Join us for an evening that captures the true spirit of Warsaw - where history meets modern city life in the most delightful way.

Your first time in Warsaw? Or you know it but want to admire it in a different way? Try out a Fiat 126p self-drive Must-see tour. Feel the spirit Warsaw and find out more about its fascinating history while driving an iconic car of the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s – Fiat 126p a.k.a „Toddler”. Hop on board and just enjoy the ride while listening to our guide presenting you the best known landmarks of Warsaw The best fun way of diving into the city’s atmosphere, the architecture and to meet the people of Warsaw. Drive down the streets of Warsaw and feel like a Monte Carlo race driver in our 650cc Fiat 126p. Do you want to know how the Palace of Culture was constructed?  Visit one of the youngest Old Towns in Europe, altogether with even younger Royal Castle. See what survived the turmoil of War in Warsaw. Bow down in front of the Monument of Warsaw Uprising and know the story of this fascinating action of WW II. If you feel more adventurous drive across the river and visit Praga district – a bit darker side of the city. Drive by its pre-war buildings, feel the multiculturalism of the district, with its Catholic St. Florian’s Church next to Eastern Orthodox Church, and remains of a synagogue. Drive around former vodka factory „Koneser” and visit nearby heart of Praga – Różycki’s market. Enter the part of Warsaw with pubs, bars and cafes hidden in places known only to locals. 

This tour shows a different face of Warsaw, the authentic and legendary district of Praga. Located on the right bank of the Vistula, just a few minutes from the Old Town, Praga differs significantly from the left side of Warsaw. Over the centuries this part of Warsaw was characterized by trade and industry and was a melting pot of cultures, where the Christians, Jews and Orthodox lived side by side. During this 2-hour walking tour, you will explore the streets of pre-war Warsaw including tenement houses with bullet holes, as well as grey apartment blocks from the communist time and the industrial post-industrial zones. These buildings now home art galleries, boutique designers and restaurants. You will hear about the best known entrepreneurs who helped make Praga the major trading hub in the pre-war time, and later on during the communist time to a symbol of free trade. You will also hear the authentic history about the director of the Warsaw Zoo and his wife, who helped save hundreds of Jews from the Warsaw Ghetto. Take a look at St. Florian Cathedral, the orthodox church (former place of the synagogue and the ritual bath), the Rozycki Bazaar, the monument of the Praga Street Band and the complex of the vodka factory “Koneser”, all with your local expert guide.

Your guide will greet you at the hotel and invite you for the fully private sightseeing. Cross the bridge to east side of Vistula River and discover a different face of the Polish capital! This part of Warsaw was culturally, ethnically and religiously diverse for centuries. Nowadays, Praga is considered to be the most authentic part of the city, as it miraculously was not destroyed during World War II. See two historical churches: St. Florian's Cathedral (Catholic) and the Cathedral of St. Mary Magdalene (Orthodox) and the Monument to the Prague Backyard Band. Pass through the most popular streets in Praga – such as Zabkowska street. Stroll along cobbled roads, among old pre-war tenement houses. Feel as if you have stepped back in time by several dozen years! Seek out famous little shrines hidden everywhere and the original murals on the old buildings. In the end, visit the Polish Vodka Museum in the renovated Koneser center. Here, explore the interactive exhibition, walk through over 500 years of history and tradition connected to the Polish national beverage and learn what made Polish Vodka famous worldwide. Learn ins and outs of alcohol tasting and experience the taste of three different Polish Vodkas. Na zdrowie!