Warsaw's past, traces of war between 1939 to 1945 - Walking tour

Today's Warsaw was shaped by the events of the Second World War. 80 to 90% of the city's building were demolished, and whole population killed or expelled. The reconstruction of the city after 1945 was a huge effort, required many compromises and brought a lot of controversial decisions; still, much was accomplished. Remnants of what the city was like before 1939 are a rare sight, but even where no buildings were left standing, surprisingly a lot can still be seen. No other city went through such a process. On this approximately 3 hour walk we explore what remains from Warsaw as it was between the years 1939 to 1945. This includes sites of heavy fighting during Warsaw Uprising, 1939 Siege of Warsaw, and witnesses to the Polish resistance actions in between. Depending on where you stay, or what you want to see, we can choose from plenty of possible routes and sites to see. We'll use public transport if needed.