You will begin your journey at the Theater Wilam Horzycy, our designated meeting point. Opened in 1904, the theater features an impressive neoclassical facade. It has been a central venue for theatrical performances, hosting a variety of cultural events.

The iconic bronze statue of Nicolaus Copernicus, situated in the Old Town. Here, you will learn about how Copernicus' groundbreaking work in astronomy changed the course of scientific history forever.

This magnificent edifice, named after the legendary King Arthur, served as a meeting place for the city's elite. It remains a symbol of the city's rich heritage, reflecting the wealth and cultural significance of Toruń during the medieval period.

This charming statue depicts a traditional Polish raftsman, symbolizing the city’s rich history of river trade and navigation. Alongside the statue, you will hear the local legend associated with this figure, which adds a touch of folklore to the experience.

You will arrive at the famous Leaning Tower of Toruń, a 13th-century structure that intriguingly defies gravity with its distinctive tilt. As you examine this architectural anomaly, you will hear the legend behind its peculiar inclination.

You will also see the birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus, where you will have the opportunity to delve into the everyday life of the astronomer. In this historic house, you will learn about his family and educational environment in Toruń and gain insights into his methods of observation and study.

You will enjoy a scenic walk along the Vistula River, where you can relax and listen to intriguing stories about the river's vital role in the city’s history. During your visit, you'll also see the Bridge Gate, which was once a key entry point into the city. As you explore, you might also hear about the famous gingerbread, a local delicacy with a rich tradition that dates back to the Middle Ages, adding a flavorful touch to your understanding of the city's cultural heritage.

You will explore the remains of the 13th-century Teutonic Castle, walking through the ancient ruins of this once-grand fortress. You’ll learn about how the Teutonic Knights influenced the history of Toruń and Poland.

You will walk down Szeroka Street, one of the most lively streets in Toruń. As you walk, you’ll experience the vibrant atmosphere filled with shops and cafes. This bustling street is a great place to soak up the local culture while admiring the architectural features that make it a central part of Toruń’s charm.

The end point of our tour. The Old Town Hall is not only an architectural gem but also a key piece of Toruń’s history as the center of its civic life and administration throughout the centuries.