Learn the legends and historical facts about Szczecin, a fantastic city situated in Western Pomerania, on a private guided walking tour. Hear about the Duchy of Pomerania and discover the remains of the city fortifications at the Seven Pillars Tower. Follow the medieval trail and see the top attractions of Szczecin. Start your tour at Park Anders and discover its hidden monuments in the trees and plants of the park. Look for the humorous statue of Jan Czekanowski. If you look closer, you'll find many others. Along the road, pass by some of the cities' Roman Catholic churches and admire their stunning architecture. You'll also have the opportunity to see the interior of the Roman Catholic Church of St. Wojciech. Adjacent, you'll find the Water Gate Fountain which offers a colorful show spectacle after sunset. Then, visit the 14th-century Cathedral Basilica of St James the Apostle and marvel at its exterior. See the noble residences, ornate houses, including the decorative Loitz's Tenement, now home to the State High School of Visual Arts. Continue the tour towards the Odra River to visit the Sienna Market Square, along with other public buildings such as Red Town Hall and Szczecin City Hall. If you select the 3-hour option, you'll have the opportunity to take in the best views over the city from the Bulwar Piastowski. Then, visit the cities most prestigious monument - the Pomeranian Dukes' Castle. Learn about the history of the Duchy of Pomerania and admire the richly decorated buildings. Next, make your way to the Wały Chrobrego promenade to absorb the beauty and medieval atmosphere of the city. The half-day tour (4 hours) includes the unique opportunity to enter the Basilica of St James the Apostle including its breathtaking viewpoint platform on top, as well as a visit to the Philharmonic. Lastly, see the emblematic sundial in front of the Royal Gate.

Discover the significance of Szczecin in World War II on a tour through its underground passages. The occupying German forces built an anti-aircraft shelter underneath the city in 18th-century tunnels which has survived to the present day. The shelter was used during air raids and could accommodate 5000 civilians. Enter the shelter and discover a variety of exhibitions, mannequins, photos, and movies played with special sounds and lights. Learn about its use in World War II in an exciting way. Walk along the "World War II Route” with the shelter as the main attraction. Afterwards, follow your guide to the Old Town where you can admire the medieval sights of the city, including the beautiful views of the Odra River from Bulwar Piastowski and see the beautiful Market Sienny Square. For those who want to see more, there is a 3-hour option which includes an additional special route in the underground shelter. This route highlights the use of the shelter during the Cold War and life during Communist times.

Hear legends, facts, and stories of the Duchy of Pomerania and discover the remains of the city fortifications while walking with your private guide. Start the trail at Plac Andersa where you will discover some monuments hidden by the trees and plants in the park. See some Roman Catholic churches, admire their stunning towers and take a look at the interior of the Church of St. Wojciech. Next, find the Water Gate, a fantastic fountain which has a colorful water show after sunset. See the great 14th-century Cathedral Basilica of St. James the Apostle. Pass by the former noble residences and ornate houses of the Old Town, including the decorative Loitz's Tenement, now home to the State High School of Visual Arts. Walk towards the Odra River to see the Market Sienny Square with its magnificent Town Hall. Follow your guide to one of the best views in the city at Bulwar Piastowski. Then make your way the pride of Szczecin, the Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle. Finally, admire the beautifully-decorated buildings and finally stroll down the Wały Chrobrego promenade.

Explore the culture of Poland through its favorite liquors and bars on a vodka tasting tour of Szczecin. Get an insight into the local customs and traditions from your expert guide. Learn how to identify the best quality vodkas and hear how vodka is produced. Visit a restaurant that serves an impressive selection of different vodkas and plum brandies, and enjoy tastings with a selection of delicious snacks. Continue to a bar that dates back to the '60s and hear about the harsh days of Communist rule. Explore vodka's role in daily life as the most sociable drink. End at a quirky venue where vodka presentation is treated as an art form and the best barmen prepare fancy shots in a variety of different ways.