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Experience the wonder of Poland’s cultural capital, Warsaw. Wander down cobblestone avenues, stumble upon quirky cafés, or venture to one of the contemporary districts buzzing with energy. The city is a playground for visitors of every age, with pop-up food markets, street performers and plenty of things to see and do.

If you’re looking for relaxation, kick back in one of Warsaw’s lush parks where locals unwind with picnics and paddle boating. As the sun sets, the city comes alive. Rooftop venues offer skyline views, jazz clubs fill the air with soulful melodies and quaint restaurants invite you to savour delicious flavours. Creativity, culture and an eclectic spirit pulse through every corner of this city, making it a truly unique experience. 

Things to do in Warsaw

The Palace of Culture and Science stands as a testament to Warsaw’s resilience and modern spirit. Its sleek silhouette dominates the skyline, offering a breathtaking panoramic view from the 30th floor. Here, the city’s past and present collide and a captivating blend of old and new worlds spread out before you. 

Step back in time as you wander the charming cobblestone streets of Old Town, meticulously rebuilt after World War II. Follow the winding path to the majestic Royal Castle, where you can uncover Poland’s rich royal heritage and admire lavish interiors.

Pay homage to the brave at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where an eternal flame burns in solemn tribute to Poland’s fallen heroes. The tranquillity of this ground offers a poignant contrast to the grandeur of Wilanów Palace. This regal estate transports you back to the time of kings and queens. Lose yourself in its opulent halls and wander through its magnificent gardens.

Activities in Warsaw

Want something a bit different? Then get ready for a Chopin concert. This isn’t just any performance either, it’s a tribute to Poland’s beloved composer, who was born just outside the city.

Escape to Łazienski Park for a breath of fresh air. You can admire peacocks, meander through beautiful pavilions, and maybe even catch another live Chopin recital by the lake.

Immerse yourself in a vast collection of Polish and international art at the Warsaw National Museum. Explore masterpieces of paintings, sculpture and decorative art spanning centuries. Ready for a pop of colour? Explore the Neon Museum – Europe’s first and only museum that showcases the vibrant history of neon signs, from vintage advertising to dazzling contemporary installations.

Food in Warsaw

Warsaw isn’t just about history and culture – it’s a city that knows how to satisfy your cravings. 

Start your culinary adventure on Nowy Świat Street in the charming Old Town, where you can savour traditional dishes in cosy restaurants. Taste the local bigos, an authentic Polish stew of tender meat and tangy cabbage served in a rustic, bread bowl.

Feeling peckish for a snack? Indulge in the city’s famed pierogi. These soft, doughy dumplings come filled with all sorts of deliciousness, from savoury cheese and potatoes to sweet fruit.

Up for dessert? Nowy Świat Street has a dedicated cheesecake corner! You’ll find creamy, rich cheesecakes with just the right amount of sweetness. 

If you’re seeking international flavours, head to Hala Koszyki. This vibrant market is a foodie’s haven – a hip dining spot serving everything from sushi to Italian pasta and more.

Shopping in Warsaw

Zlote Tarasy is the city’s shimmering jewel – a shopping precinct with breathtaking architecture, and a glass dome cascading over high-end boutiques and trendy stores. The sleek, futuristic design alone is worth a visit, but the array of international brands and local designers will have you dreaming for a shopping spree.

For a more traditional experience, head to Rynek Starego Miasta, also known as Old Town Market Square. It’s lined with colourful buildings and filled with stalls selling all sorts of treasures. Don’t miss the beautiful Polish amber jewellery. These glowing gems, pulled from the Baltic Sea, are crafted into stunning necklaces, bracelets and rings. For a piece of heritage, be sure to check out the hand-painted ceramics. Each piece is uniquely made and makes for the perfect souvenir to take home.