Fryderyk Chopin

Delight your senses with a one-hour solo piano recital of Chopin’s masterpieces by a Polish pianist.

Enjoy a complimentary glass of locally brewed Polish mead or apple juice.

Experience a musical performance in the concert hall in the left wing of the Royal Castle in the center of Warsaw's historic Old Town

Admire photographic exhibitions by artists from Poland during the intermission and take in the beautiful views of the Vistula River from the terrace.

Choose the premium seating option to view the performance from the first two rows and the standard seating option for the 3rd, 4th, or 5th rows.

Fun Fact: Frederic Chopin used to play the piano in the dark and was a shy person who preferred the intimacy of a small gathering.

Visit Warsaw and Zelazowa Wola, the places that shaped Chopin’s genius on this private tour.

Embark on an insightful and comfortable tour with round-trip hotel transfers led by an English-speaking guide and driver.

Discover Chopin's life and legacy while exploring the fortified church where he was baptized and the Presidential Palace where he played his first concert.

Listen to a live piano recital of Chopin’s masterpieces and relax with coffee, cake, and lunch in one of his favorite restaurants.

Did you know? Chopin's heart is entombed at the Church of the Holy Cross in Warsaw.

Discover Warsaw’s 20+ top attractions and get skip-the-line access to some with this handy 24, 48, or 72-hour pass.

Save money as you indulge in delicious Polish cuisine on food tours, explore the city on guided tours, or stay at premium hotels with special discounts.

See artworks like Madonna and Child by Botticelli at the National Museum and journey through space at the Copernicus Science Centre.

Sample drinks at the Polish Vodka Museum and ascend to a viewing deck 114m above ground at the Palace of Culture and Science.

Did you know? Warsaw is often referred to as the ‘Phoenix City’ because it was rebuilt from the ashes after World War II.

Discover Warsaw at your own pace on a 24/48/72-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour, with stops at Zachęta Gallery, and Lazienki Royal Park.

Benefit from audio guides available in 10 languages, learn about the rich history, and enjoy the flexibility of buses arriving 2.5 to 3.5 hours at 24 stops.

With Warsaw Pass, enjoy access to over 20 top attractions including the Copernicus Science Centre, the Polish Vodka Museum, and more.

Choose from 24, 48, or 72-hour pass options for flexibility and revel in special offers and discounts on food tours, city tours, and cooking classes.

Fun fact: Warsaw is fondly known as the 'Phoenix City', having risen from the ruins after World War II, making this tour an exploration of resilience and rebirth.

Enjoy a day tour of the historical Masovian Country with an expert guide as you head to Zelazowa Wola, where the great composer Frederic Chopin is from.

This tour is complete with round-trip hotel transfers from Warsaw and a delicious local lunch.

Visit Chopin’s well-preserved home, displaying family memorabilia, and see the church in Brochow where his parents were married and he was baptized.

Explore the charming town of Lowicz with its triangular market square, alive with tradition through colorful clothes, folk dance groups, and handicrafts.

Enter Maurzyce Ethnographic Park, an open-air museum of a Polish village characteristic of the 19th century.

Did you know? Chopin played the piano in the dark throughout his entire life!

Listen to the famous compositions of Poland’s renowned composer, Frederic Chopin, performed by the prolific artists of the Music Academy.

Held at the Chopin Concert Hall, immerse yourself in exquisite classical music as you sip on a glass of complimentary wine.

Skip the lines and hop on a Vistula River cruise to sightsee famous landmarks such as the Debnicki Bridge, a railroad bridge built in 1888.

Learn about the history of the city and other iconic attractions like the Norbetine Monastery with an audio guide, available in English and Polish.

Fun Fact: Frederic Chopin was a child prodigy and started composing at a young age, publishing his first piece at the age of 7.