Please find below list of tours dedicated for the CEN 2026 participants.

All tours have been carefully designed to give you the opportunity to discover more about culture and history of Warsaw and Poland.

Attention! For registered participants only. If you would like to join the trips, you need to register first.

DATE: 20th of May 2026
DURATION: 2h
TYPE: walking tour
START: 15:30 at the ADN Conference Centre
PRICE: FREE OF CHARGE

Overview

Sightseeing tour of Warsaw includes the Castle Square, where you can see the statue of King Sigismund’s Column and the 15th century Gothic Castle expanded throughout centuries, the seat of kings of Poland. It was where the May 3rd Constitution was promulgated in 1791, the second constitution in the world, next to the US. Admire St. John’s Cathedral and walk through the Market Square full of finest restaurants, gift shops or galleries. Finally pass the late-Gothic structure by John Baptist of Venice – the Barbican which leads into the New Town. At the Krasinski Square stop by the Monument of Warsaw’s Uprising. Drive via Royal Route with its aristocratic residences, Tomb of Unknown Soldier, building of Warsaw’s Grand Opera and National Theatre House erected by Antonio Corazzi and the 17th century Baroque church with the urn with ashes of Frederic Chopin’s heart brought from Paris and placed here.

The end in the Old Town Market Square.

DATE: 20th of May 2026
DURATION: 3h
TYPE: walking tour with bus, entry to the Warsaw Uprising Museum
START: 15:30 at the ADN Conference Centre
PRICE: 80 Euro/person

Overview

This three-hour guided tour offers an engaging and emotionally powerful journey through the key sites connected to the Warsaw Uprising of 1944. The main part of the experience is a visit to the Warsaw Uprising Museum, followed by a short walking tour through nearby locations that preserve the memory of the city’s heroic struggle for freedom.

Itinerary (3 hours total)

1. Warsaw Uprising Museum (approx. 1.5 hours)

Your tour begins at the Warsaw Uprising Museum, one of the most immersive historical museums in Poland.
Inside, you will explore:

• Interactive exhibits documenting the daily life of insurgents and civilians
• Authentic weapons, uniforms, and underground press machines
• A life-size replica of the Błyskawica radio station
• A 3D projection “City of Ruins”, showing Warsaw destroyed after the uprising
• The insurgent sewer passage, allowing you to understand how fighters moved through the city

The museum experience provides a strong historical foundation before visiting the real locations connected with the uprising.

2. Freedom Park & Monument to the Insurgents (10 minutes)

Just outside the museum lies Freedom Park, home to several monuments dedicated to the participants of the uprising. It’s a tranquil space perfect for reflection before continuing the walk.

3. PAST-a Building (15 minutes)

A short drive or tram ride takes you to the PAST-a building, one of the most symbolic insurgent victories.
During the uprising, capturing this German-held telecommunications building was a major strategic success. Today, the exterior still shows traces of wartime damage.

4. Warsaw Uprising Monument – Krasiński Square (15 minutes)

Next, you visit the Warsaw Uprising Monument, the largest and most widely recognized tribute to the insurgents.
It depicts fighters emerging from under a collapsing building and entering the sewer system—one of the most striking representations of their struggle.

DATE: 20th of May 2026
DURATION: 2h
TYPE: walking tour with bus, entry to the Palace on Water
START: 15:30 at the ADN Conference Centre
PRICE: 70 Euro/person

Overview

This two-hour guided tour offers an introduction to Łazienki Royal Park, one of the most beautiful and historically significant sites in Warsaw. During the walk through the park, visitors will explore its elegant gardens, classical architecture, and tranquil surroundings while learning about the history of the former royal residence and its role in Polish culture.
The tour includes a visit to the Palace on the Isle, the park’s most iconic building and a masterpiece of classical architecture. Inside the palace, guests will discover richly decorated interiors, works of art, and exhibitions that reflect the lifestyle and artistic tastes of King Stanisław August Poniatowski, the last king of Poland.
The walk also includes views of other notable landmarks in the park, such as historic pavilions, monuments, and scenic water features. The tour is designed to provide a balanced combination of history, art, and nature, making it an ideal choice for visitors who want to experience the highlights of Łazienki Royal Park in a relaxed and informative