Warsaw's Praga district is a magical place. It attracts with its exoticism. It owes its unique atmosphere to the fact that it survived the conflagration of the war.
This is the only place where we can still feel the spirit of old Warsaw. A trip around Praga takes us back in time. Streets full of historic tenement houses with beautiful staircases, intimate courtyards well adorned with the famous Prague chapels, former factories that still bear the traces of war - all this contributes to the specific Prague folklore.
How about a trip around Prague in a vintage "cucumber"? Now it's possible!

Join us on a guided tour to discover Prague's many secrets together. If you want to find out where the legendary Wicus the Sailor pub used to be, who got the whole district drunk in just a few minutes, for the construction of which Prague temple truces were concluded, and where the longest block of flats in Warsaw is located, this is the tour for you.

On the route we will see the famous vodka factory "Koneser", the legendary Różycki bazaar, beautiful Prague churches. We will discover the charming streets of Nowa Praga. We will be intoxicated by the smell of chocolate wafting over the Wedel factory and delighted by the beauty of Prague murals.

Praga will be shown to us by Rafał Dąbrowiecki, a licensed Warsaw guide and creator of the "Butem po Wawie" portal. Rafał has been organising city walks for a few years now, which enjoy unflagging interest among Varsovians. His passion and ability to present history in an engaging way are a guarantee of good fun.

Let yourself be infected with love for Warsaw. We invite you on board our "cucumber" every Saturday at 11 a.m. Departure from pl. Defilad. The trip will last about 2.5 hours. Look for the Jelcz "ogórka". You are welcome.