Warsaw seen from the only truly wild river in a European capital. From here, the Old Town, the National Stadium, and Warsaw’s bridges can be admired at their finest. On board, it is possible to organize a buffet-style meal and guided commentary about the city and the river. Additional group activities can also be arranged (format to be agreed), along with refreshments or dinner.
The Loewentin is a historic vessel dating back to the late 19th century. Launched in 1892 in Königsberg as a steam-powered passenger ship, it sailed the Masurian Lakes for decades—first under the German flag, and after the war under the Polish flag as “Łowiczanka” and “Hanka Sawicka,” also serving as a portside restaurant. In the 1980s, it was pulled ashore and abandoned. After being acquired by new owners, the ship underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2008, preserving its historic character. For several years now, it has been sailing on the Vistula.
The vessel has two decks: a sunny open upper deck, where a buffet or barbecue can be arranged, and a covered lower deck. Depending on the water level in the Vistula, the ship can accommodate up to 60 passengers. It is currently moored at Karski Boulevards.
The Loewentin can be used for guided leisure cruises, sightseeing trips, or corporate events.
Capacity: 60
