Warsaw Uprising 1944 Tour

The two-month battle of the Warsaw Uprising 1944 was a part of a bellicose scheme code-named “Operation Tempest”, in which the plan to start the assault against the German troops was precisely to take place at 17:00 on August 1, 1944, also known as “W-hour”. The battle ended up in complete bloodshed for the Polish people, resulting in over 200,000 civilian deaths and almost the full destruction of Warsaw, in October 1944 all Warsaw’s inhabitants were forced to leave their town.

During Warsaw Uprising 1944 tour, you will learn about the Uprising. You will see monuments and memorials to the Polish Home Army and Warsaw’s inhabitants, who resisted as well as places related to the history of the Warsaw Uprising.

Itinerary:

Warsaw Uprising Monument
sewage transportation system-You will learn how Insurgents used that system to evacuate themselves from the Old Town
Wola district -where Germans troops were slaughtered in the first days of August 1944 app. 50,000 inhabitants
By the end of the tour, we may visit the Warsaw Rising Museum – one of the best museums in Warsaw- (Optionally-visit must be booked in advance)