The picturesque Wilanów Palace, located on the outskirts of Warsaw, recalls the last years of glory of the Commonwealth. Here you will be brought back in time to the era of triumphs of the Sarmatian king, Lion of Lechistan - John III Sobieski. The palace is the symbol of King’s glory but it is also the testimony to the most unique and captivating love affair which took place at the Polish royal court.

On the right bank of Vistula river, in Praga district, the east used to meet with the west. It used to be a true melting pot where Catholic faith, Eastern Orthodoxy, and Judaism coexisted. Today, this is a place where the city is the most authentic but also the most vulnerable. Praga has been neglected far too long but today on this rich, culturally fertile soil, the new, free and artistic spirit grows in strength.

Vistula river is the true “spine” of Warsaw. It divides the city into two parts but it also brings Varsovians together, offering attractions suiting all tastes. This is the place where the traditional meets the modern and where culture and nature go hand in hand!

The poet of the piano, Fryderyk Chopin, was born in Poland. He spent the first twenty years of his life in Warsaw, days filled with dreams, passions, and love. Then the whirlwinds of history brought him to Paris, where he met his end. During our tour we will visit the sites which still today whisper the stories from his life.