A tour aboard a historic tram is a true journey through time and a real treat for everyone. We can travel along one of the designated routes (see the list below), but if you want to board at a stop, don’t be late – the tram won’t wait! The best starting point for tram tours is Narutowicz Square, in the heart of Old Ochota district.
ROUTE 1
A tour through the city center and across the Poniatowski Bridge to Old Praga (one-way travel time approx. 75 minutes – return to the starting point possible)
Narutowicz Square – Grójecka – Zawisza Square (views of downtown skyscrapers) – Jerozolimskie Avenue (Palace of Culture and Science, National Museum) – Poniatowski Bridge (Vistula River) – Waszyngtona Avenue (National Stadium) – Rondo Wiatraczna – Grochowska Street (Grochów) – Zamoyskiego – Targowa (Old Praga) – Kijowska – Kawęczyńska Basilica
ROUTE 2
A short tour through Old Ochota, Filtry, Southern Downtown, and the city center, ending at Bankowy Square (approx. 30 minutes)
Narutowicz Square – Filtrowa – Krzywickiego – Nowowiejska (Politechnika Square) – Zbawiciela Square – Marszałkowska (Constitution Square, Rondo Dmowskiego, Bankowy Square) – Ratusz Arsenał Metro Station
The tram ride can be enhanced with an accordion performance or a traditional snack (e.g., the famous Pyzy from Różyc).
Proposed Tram Models:
1) Tram N1 #607 (1949)
Manufacturer: Konstal Chorzów
Year of production: 1949
Seating capacity: 16
Total capacity: 83
Maximum speed: 55 km/h
2) Tram K #445 (1939)
Manufacturer: Wspólnota Interesów Katowice
Tram type: K
Year of production: 1940
Seating capacity: 24
Total capacity: 76
Maximum speed: 40 km/h




