A journey back in time to medieval Warsaw through the alleys and hideaways of the Old Town, with a series of unusual attractions, including encounters with light-armed municipal militia (welcoming participants at the gate, informing them of their duties and following the group during the walk), with a leper beggar, women of easy virtue (soliciting male members of the group, yet not too pushy), a local villain looking for his lucky chance, a Russian merchant with a cogwheel workshop, an itinerant preacher trading relics and prophesizing the end of the world, dueling knights (presenting the ceremonial and armaments) and an executioner with a portable set of stocks.
The tour is led by a guide outlining the historical context and background of all encountered characters.
The price depends on the number of stops, personas and the exact scenario of the event.
The Royal Theater is one the very few 18th-century court theatre buildings that have been preserved in Europe. The theater is located in the Old Orangery within Łazienki Park, a palace-and-park complex created on the initiative of King Stanisław August Poniatowski.
