Warsaw

Europe | Poland

Nicknamed the Phoenix City, Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is a city marked by the Second World War. It is a perfect destination to go back to the past and see the changing scenery.
Its old town, with its colorful old houses and royal palace, will take you back to the 1800s. You can walk ►

Things to do and see - Warsaw

Explore the most beautiful houses and palaces in the city

Old Town

Visit exhibitions and tour the royal apartments

Royal Castle

Enter the palace to see royal paintings and relax in the park

Royal Lazienki Park

See interactive exhibition on the Warsaw's recent history

Warsaw Uprising Museum

Experience immersive displays at an award-winning museum

POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews

Take the elevator to the observation deck for city views

Palace of Culture and Science

Tour a Baroque royal residence and unwind in its gardens

Museum of King Jan III's Palace

Carry out experiments and discover the laws of science

Copernicus Science Centre

Aboard a traditional ship, explore Warsaw's attractions

Vistula River

Engage in outdoor activities and explore pristine landscapes

Kampinos National Park

FAQ - Warsaw

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What is the oldest church in Warsaw?
The historic St. John's Cathedral, built in the 14th century, is considered the oldest church in Warsaw. It hosted the coronation ceremonies of the Polish kings and contained the graves of several famous people, including the writer Henryk Sienkiewicz.
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What is the largest park in Warsaw?
The Łazienki Park, with an area of about 80 ha, is considered the largest park in Warsaw. Considered the city's green lung, it welcomes many visitors every day. It is home to the Łazienki Palace, a neoclassical royal residence built in the 17th century.