The National Stadium is a huge “bowl” that not only hosts great matches but also turns into… an ice rink! Yes, in winter it becomes a massive place for skating. A true sports chameleon

The biggest sandbox in Warsaw, where locals relax like they’re at the seaside. But you know what? This beach is more real – no one here is looking for amber

This bridge is a true tough guy – it survived wars and multiple rebuilds. In 1915, the Russians blew it up, but like a phoenix from the ashes, it came back to its place.

Our Mermaid is a legend dating back to the 14th century. Half woman, half fish – but 100% Varsovian! Her sword reminds you that you don’t mess with the Vistula, or with her for that matter!

A bridge built at the beginning of the 21st century, connecting the two banks of the Vistula. You’ve seen it in many movies because it’s a true star! And the views? They take your breath away – even from the water

The Vistula Boulevards where modernity meets wild nature. Did you know that this area used to be just overgrown bushes? Now it’s a lively place, and from the boat, you’ve got the best view of it all.

Even from the boat, you can feel the scientific vibe here. Did you know it’s named after Nicolaus Copernicus, the guy who moved the Earth, stopped the Sun, and had some beef with the Church? He definitely deserved a place like this!

This museum looks a bit like a spaceship – and in a way, it is, if art is a journey into the unknown for you. Here, design and architecture rule supreme.

This bridge is a real tough guy – built on the pillars of the destroyed Kierbedź Bridge, it’s like a cat with more than one life. Pass under it and feel history hanging in the air

The Royal Castle has been proudly watching over Warsaw for centuries. It used to be home to kings, and now you can see the original crown jewels inside! Well, almost original – the real ones got lost along the way.

From the boat, you’ll see the Old Town – where bricks and history have been best buddies for centuries. Did you know most of this place was rebuilt after the war? Varsovians can put a city together like a LEGO set

By the way, the entire stretch of the Vistula River in Warsaw is under the watchful eye of Natura 2000 – it’s like the river has its own bodyguard! This means the wildlife here gets VIP treatment, so while you’re cruising, know that you’re gliding through a protected zone where nature is the real boss. Keep an eye out – you might spot some feathered or furry locals who call this place home