Warsaw Tourist Lines are not only a treat for public transport enthusiasts, but also a way to get to know Warsaw, its monuments and interesting places. A ride on a historic tram on line T, line 36 or bus on line 100 allows you to feel the breath of history, it is an attraction for children and adults, and an active form of spending free time.

Crossing the Vistula river by ferries allows you to see the city from a different perspective, move from the boulevards to the green bank of the river and enjoy time spent on the beach or a further bike ride along the marked paths.

If ferries are not enough, we encourage you to take part in a full-day boat trip to Serock. On board, you can feel like passengers of the famous “Rejs” (i.e. “Cruise”) by Marek Piwowski.

On Saturdays we would like to invite you to take a trip by the Piaseczno Narrow-gauge Train. We will reach Piaseczno by historical buses along the route of the non-existent trolleybus line.

This year’s season of Warsaw Tourist Lines will last from 1 of May to 25 of September.

La Folle Journée will return to Warsaw for its twelfth edition. The last weekend of September (23–25 September) will revolve around Romanticism. During the three Festival days, we will hear over 30 orchestral and chamber music concerts performed by artists from Poland and abroad in the halls of Teatr Wielki – Polish National Opera and the Artistic Community Church. Guest artists include pianists Jonas Vitaud and Tanguy de Williencourt and singer Agata Zubel, as well as the Modigliani Quartet, Atom String Quartet, La Morra and Trio Nebelmeer. Sinfonia Varsovia, NFM Leopoldinum, and the Orchestra of Teatr Wielki – Polish National Opera will be conducted by Patrick Fournillier, Marta Gardolińska, Ernst Kovacic, and Dirk Vermeulen.

Tickets priced at 20–30 PLN will go on sale on 1 September.