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I hold a degree in History from the University of Warsaw and spent 13 years working as a flight attendant. This unique combination of academic background and global experience has shaped my perspective and deepened my appreciation for culture, storytelling, and human connection.
Born and raised in Warsaw, I’m passionate about sharing my beloved city with you. A city that was almost completely destroyed during World War II, yet rebuilt with resilience and pride. Every corner holds a story of survival, memory, and hope, and I’d love to help you discover them.❤️
An excellent tour with an excellent tour guide. Taisa brought the history of Warsaw to life and added lots of humour, local info and perspectives, well beyond the standard content of many walking tours I have been on. She was happy to answer all our questions and was a fantastic ambassador for her home city. A highly recommended choice for a fascinating walk through historic Warsaw with a great guide.
Great informative tour and a nice stroll through town - would recommend
Thank you for this amazing tour! Tasia is really enthusiatic, I had the chance to learn about Polish history, culture, everyday life a lot. Her tour was really informative spiced with interesting facts! I highly recommend to walk with her. ☺️🤩
We had an amazing time on the “Discover Warsaw: Essential Tour for Beginners in Small Group” with Taisa on May 21, 2026. She was incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate about Warsaw’s history and culture. The tour was very well organized, with the perfect balance of historical facts, local stories, and practical tips for discovering the city. Taisa explained everything clearly and made the whole experience engaging and enjoyable from start to finish. What we appreciated most was her enthusiasm and the personal touch she brought to the tour — it never felt rushed or generic. We learned so much about Warsaw in just a few hours and got many great recommendations for food, places to visit, and local life. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Warsaw for the first time. Thank you, Taisa, for such a memorable experience!
