What to see in Warsaw

Whatever you imagine Warsaw to be like, it will surely surprise you in the best way!

The Polish capital’s history is rich and turbulent, rebuilt from the rubble after World War II and transformed from Soviet influence into a vibrant European city with nearly 2 million inhabitants. The UNESCO-listed Warsaw Old Town is a symbol of resilience, serving as the starting point of the Royal Route that connects the Royal Castle, Łazienki Park, and Wilanów Palace. Museums dedicated to Maria Curie-Skłodowska and Fryderyk Chopin offer fascinating insights into Poland’s famous citizens.

With nearly 100 parks and over 40% green spaces, Warsaw is a refreshing destination. Head to the Vistula River for outdoor activities, or explore the city's thriving dining scene, ranging from Michelin-starred restaurants to traditional milk bars. There's always something happening, from theater and art exhibitions to festivals and sports events. For shopping enthusiasts, Warsaw offers a diverse array of boutiques, flea markets and designer fashion festivals.

Why wait? Warsaw is there to be explored!

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Text is proveded by the Polish Tourism Organization and Warsaw Convention Bureau.

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