ワルシャワグルメツアー-食べ物、飲み物、歴史&伝統





説明
この3時間のツアーでは、サワー人気のライ・スープ、3種類のピエロギ、ゴウォンブキ(詰め物キャベツロール ) 、 シロンスク・ルーラード、食欲をそそるポンチキ(伝統的なドーナツ)など、ポーランドを代表する6つのフードスポットを訪れます。 旅には、塩バターをまぶした職人のパン、ポーランドで最も有名なチョコレート菓子、2つの個性的なウォッカ、伝統的なフルーツドリンクであるコンポットも含まれています。 全12回の試飲で、この体験はフル3コースの食事に相当します。 お腹を空かせて来てください、そして、絶対にその後の夕食の予定は立てないでください! 停車の合間には、ワルシャワの過去と現在についての物語を共有し、ワルシャワとポーランドの料理シーンをはるかに超えた、より深く、より本格的な理解を提供します。 また、ツアー終了後も安心して街を散策できるよう、必見スポットのインタラクティブなマップも提供されます。
ツアーオプション
旅程
ワルシャワの活気ある中心地、プラク・ピエンチウ・ログフ(Plac Pięciu Rogów)で出発します。
最初のフードストップは、伝統的なミルクバーです。手料理と懐かしい共産主義時代の雰囲気で知られるワルシャワを探索する人なら、ぜひ訪れてみてください。 ポーランド料理の定番であるピエロギから、この象徴的なスポットの独特な雰囲気に浸りながら
ここは私たちのメインダイニングです。 この伝統的なポーランド料理レストランでは、ポーランドを代表する国民食であるピエロギ、ポーランド料理の中でも最もおいしい名物の一つであるプラッキ・ジエムニアッツァーネ、そして厳選されたグリルソーセージなど、ポーランドの定番料理を試食します。
ポーランドの美味しい料理ツアーはウォッカなしでは完結しません! でも、まずは実際においしいバージョン、なめらかなキンスを染み込ませたウォッカリキュールから。 そして、完全なポーランドを体験したい方には、レモンのスライスで追いかけられた純粋なウォッカのショットも
1950年代の子供たちの投票で「くまのプーさん」の名を冠したこの通りで、世界最大かつ最強の建築事務所の建設など、前例のない対策が必要だったワルシャワの戦後復興について語ります。
第二次世界大戦とワルシャワへの永続的な影響について簡単に説明します。ワルシャワの街を今日のような形にした歴史
ポーランドで最も有名なチョコレートブランド「E.ヴェーデル」の背景にあるストーリーを学び、その旗艦店の象徴的なインテリアに足を踏み入れ、1930年代からポレポレを歓喜させ続けている伝説のお菓子「プタジー・ムレツコ」を味わいます。
Tłusty Czwartek(脂肪の木曜日)には、自尊心の高いポールは、少なくとも1つのポンチェクに溺れます-しかし、実際には、私たちは1日あたり約1億個を貪り、1人あたり平均2.5! 最も伝説的な入手スポットの1つは、1860年代に遡る歴史あるベーカリー、ブリクルです。ブリクルは、豊かで伝統的なレシピで有名です
ハイライト
含まれるもの
旅行者の評価
重要情報
- 近くに公共交通機関があります
- 幼児は大人の膝の上に座る必要があります
- あらゆる体力レベルの方に適しています
レビュー(217)
Dear Tour Team, I just wanted to send a message to let you know what a wonderful time we had on our Warsaw food tour with Agata. This was our very first evening in Poland, having arrived in Warsaw only a few hours earlier, and I cannot imagine a better introduction to the city. Agata was an exceptional guide. Her knowledge went far beyond simply explaining the different foods we were tasting. She helped us understand the culinary traditions of Poland while also sharing the history and culture of Warsaw. She was warm, engaging, knowledgeable, and gracious throughout the entire evening. We enjoyed a wonderful variety of traditional Polish foods, including pierogi (filled dumplings), kompot (a traditional fruit drink made by simmering fresh or dried fruit in water), chłodnik (a chilled beet-based soup, often served with egg), and gołąbki (cabbage rolls filled with seasoned meat and rice and typically served with tomato sauce). We also sampled a traditional clear Polish vodka, served in the classic style with fermented pickles, as well as krupnik, a sweet amber-colored honey and spice liqueur. Our group was also wonderfully international, which led to some fascinating conversations about food, travel, and different cultures. Agata created an atmosphere where everyone felt comfortable talking, laughing, asking questions, and sharing their own experiences. What I appreciated most was that the evening never felt as though we were simply being taken from one restaurant to another. Agata helped us experience Warsaw through its food. Her culinary expertise, rich knowledge of Warsaw’s history, and warm hospitality elevated the tour into an immersive and memorable introduction to the city. It was the perfect beginning to our time in Poland and gave us such a positive first impression of Warsaw. Please extend our sincere thanks to Agata. I would absolutely recommend this tour—and especially Agata—to anyone wanting an authentic introduction to Polish food, culture, and the history of Warsaw. Thank you for giving us such a memorable first night in Poland. Warm regards, Margie
City top. Nice. Clean. Great environment
Kuba was an incredible guide! He was knowledgeable, and an absolute joy to speak to. His historical tour was also touching. We highly recommend this experience. The food and recommendations were spot on!
Very nice, Cuba is the best. Thank you.
Highly recommend this food tour. Enjoyed generous sized tastings of local Polish cuisine with interesting stories along the way. Kuba was a great guide, keeping everything on track and making it a memorable experience.
If you have and evening to spare this is a great way to sample local food and meet new people. Kuba is an engaging and knowledgeable guide who will take you to several spots where you'll sample traditional Polish dishes while learning about local history and enjoying Warsaw. I greatly enjoyed my own experience and will most likely do it gain when in Warsaw next year
Kuba was an excellent guide, very passionate & knowledgable about all things Warsaw. The food stops were great & we learned some history along the way as well as chatting with new people. I highly recommend.
We had such a great time with Kuba on the the Warsaw Foodie Tour! This is a great introduction to the cuisine of Poland and you will also learn some amazing history about Warsaw and the magic of this wonderful city. Kuba was very responsive, organized, informative, fun and took very good care of us and the rest of our group. We had a marvelous afternoon! Highly recommend!!
Absolutely wonderful food tour with Kuba! From start to finish everything was excellent! We learned a little bit about the Warsaw Uprising (so neat that we were there on the very anniversary of this day), and we enjoyed tasting the traditional Polish food, beer, vodka and dessert! We were lucky to have such lovely people with us on this tour, too. Highly recommend!
I had an amazing experience on my Warsaw food tour. Our guide, Kuba, was exceptionally kind, knowledgeable, and engaging he explained everything so intelligently and made the tour feel effortless. He also walked us through Poland’s history in a way that was easy to understand and genuinely eye‑opening. He talked about how Poland was devastated during World War II especially Warsaw, which was almost completely destroyed and how the country has rebuilt itself over the decades. Hearing about the resilience of the Polish people, the reconstruction of the city, and the huge infrastructural changes since the war made me appreciate every street we walked through even more. Poland has come such a long way in modern transport, restored historical districts, vibrant food culture, and a city that feels alive with progress. The tour group itself was full of wholesome, friendly people. Everyone was kind, warm, and easy to talk to and it felt like travelling with familiar faces. I tried authentic Polish dishes, I had chocolates, there was vodka, and I also took beautiful pictures and videos, and even got a complimentary bottled water (which my tourist self appreciated deeply). Overall, it was a genuinely enjoyable and meaningful experience. Great food, great people, and a deeper understanding of Poland’s past and how far they’ve come. I highly recommend Kuba🌸 Stephanie.



