As trained historians and travellers we enjoy wandering around the world. But from afar we understand more how unique Warsaw is. It takes only few steps here to move from a baroque-era palace to Soviet housing, from a park to a shimmering skyscraper. Our city’s tough-but-fascinating history is inscribed on the building walls and if you know where to look, you can easily read it. At WAWstep we know how to do it and we’d love to share our experience and favourite spots with you. Ready to join us on a tour?
Piotr Hummel
Licensed guide, journalist and PhD candidate in history at Warsaw University. As an expert on Warsaw in 19th and 20th century and young scholar Piotr will answer any question you may have (at least we hope so!) in a clear and knowledgeable way. Psst, let him take you to a backyard of Warsaw’s tenements, you will love that!
e-mail: piotr@wawstep.pl
Mary Pawlak
Mary
Franek Bojańczyk
Franek studied history and Hebrew studies in Prague, Tel Aviv and his native city of Warsaw. He is a tour leader and guide in Poland, Israel and Scandinavia. A true lover of Yiddish and Czech fiction and admirer of his namesake Franz Joseph, emperor of Austria-Hungary. Looking for local food and nice-but-not-kitschy souvenirs? Franciszek will take care of that.