Warsaw during World War II Tour

History has not spared this part of Europe: Warsaw has more than once been thought of as an invincible city. During  Warsaw World War II  Tour, You will learn, that during World War II, about 500, 000 Warsaw inhabitants were killed ( during the Great Extermination Action in Warsaw Ghetto in 1942  and in Warsaw Uprising 1944 ) and 85% of the city’s buildings were destroyed. In some areas of the city complete districts of Warsaw were damaged including the Jewish District was leveled and razed to the ground. Cultural losses are impossible to estimate. Burned libraries & museum collections, destroyed temples and palaces (including Royal Castle). During the Warsaw World  War II  tour, You will explore places where public executions were carried out, places of battle during the Warsaw Uprising, and places of torment Polish people during the Second World War like the Mausoleum of Struggle & Martyrdom, Pawiak Prison Museum, Warsaw Uprising Museum, Warsaw Insurgents Cemetery, Tomb of Unknown Soldier, Warsaw Insurgents Monument, PASTA building, Little Insurgent Monument, Ghetto Heros Monument