Crucero al atardecer por el río Vístula de Varsovia con bebida de bienvenida
Descripción
Súbete al Galar Wiślany, un barco tradicional de madera con dos cubiertas – una cubierta y otra al aire libre – que garantiza una experiencia agradable independientemente de las condiciones climáticas. Comience el viaje en crucero en el monumento a la sirena de Varsovia, que lo llevará por bulevares, debajo de tres puentes y hasta el casco antiguo. Navega por el Vístula, pasa por el Centro de Ciencias Copérnico, el Museo de Arte Moderno, la entrada al Puerto de Praga y la exuberante e indómita orilla derecha de Varsovia, una rareza en Europa, que conduce hasta las ciudades nuevas y antiguas. En el camino de regreso, deslícese más allá del Estadio Nacional y la icónica playa de Poniatówka, y vea una isla desierta en medio de la ciudad.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El Centro de Ciencias Copérnico es un museo de ciencia que se encuentra a orillas del río Vístula en Varsovia, Polonia. Contiene más de 450 exposiciones interactivas que permiten a los visitantes realizar experimentos por sí solos y descubrir las leyes de la ciencia por sí mismos.
Es la porción más antigua de la ciudad, y contiene numerosos edificios históricos, en su mayoría de los siglos XVII y XVIII, como el Castillo Real, las murallas de la ciudad, la Catedral de San Juan, y la Barbacana, la Plaza del Mercado de la Ciudad Vieja y la Estatua de la Sirena de Varsovia.
El Castillo Real de Varsovia es un museo estatal y un monumento histórico nacional, que sirvió anteriormente como residencia real oficial de varios monarcas polacos.
El PGE Narodowy es un estadio de fútbol de techo retráctil situado en Varsovia. Se utiliza principalmente para conciertos y partidos de fútbol y es el estadio de la selección de Polonia.
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(8)
Fun cruise. Cool vintage wooden boat. Staff very nice. We did the sunset at 8pm and was beautiful. Definitely recommend
A very nice little cruise, our captain (a lady) was very skilled and friendly. The glass of prosecco was nicely chilled. We were able to enjoy beautiful views, and even spotted a family of wild boars on the bank! A beautiful sunset as well. A lovely moment of sailing on a very well-decorated boat.
The cruise was cancelled, they are to refund my money.
This one hour river cruise is excellent. The beautiful views of the city from a standpoint not seen otherwise, it’s a must do! Our cruise was on an extremely cold evening, so we were the only ones on the boat! Yet, despite having only the two of us, our guide shared her knowledge of the city and its sites in a way that communicated her love for Warsaw. We would absolutely do this again!
This boat cruise was great - the captain of the small boat was very nice, his name is Karol (Carlos in Polish) and he was very entertaining, there were only 8 of us in the boat and one of the passengers was celebrating her birthday so he played his piccolo trumpet a Birthday Song 🥰 The Prosecco welcome drink was a nice touch too. The cruise itself is exactly one hour, Vistula lake was very relaxing - I recommend this boat cruise.
Wow ...that's an hour of my life I'll never get back. Nothing informational offered, no introduction, no safety. The staff member pouring the free prosecco stuck his fingers directly in the plastic glass before he poured it and gave it to guests. My glass had lipstick residual on it so I took a pass. The guy at the helm spent the trip watching YouTube videos on his phone. I've taken several "sunset cruises" all over the globe; this was the worst.
There wasn’t much to see during the boat trip. It went in the direction away from the city, so apart from trees and a few locals barbecuing on the shore, there was nothing of interest. I also found the driver reckless and inattentive — he was scrolling on his phone the entire ride. On our way back, he ran over a rock or something similar, briefly panicked, and paid attention for about two minutes before going back to his phone. The boat also smelled like burned fuel — not pleasant at all.
Beautiful evening ride on the Vistula as the sun set over the water. Lovely boat, great Captain Stephen, and a fun group.
