Double-decker buses are famous throughout the world as one of the symbols of London. However, few people know that these types of buses also played a role in the history of Warsaw’s public transport. After the Second World War, several Leylanders, i.e. classic double-decker buses, were sent to Poland as a gift from the UK.
The bus that will take you on a tour around Warsaw is more modern and has an open upper deck - a perfect vehicle for exploring the city on warm summer days!
The service includes:
- rental of the bus for up to 3 hours
- services of a professional driver
- preparation of the itinerary and schedule of the tour
- services of a guide throughout the duration of the tour
- pickup from any place in Warsaw
Suggested extras:
- an accordion performance
- fedora hats, bowlers, straw hats
- engraved hipflasks
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.
