How long should I go for? We recommend 1-3 nights.
This controversial building is also the tallest in Poland and a gift to the city from Stalin. Despite it being widely considered a symbol of Soviet domination, it’s one of the most recognisable landmarks in all of Warsaw.
Head here to sample some of Warsaw’s finest traditional pierogi (Polish filled dumplings).
This Baroque residence survived both World Wars and is home to elegant stately rooms and beautiful gardens.
Train or night train from most major eastern European cities, including Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Vienna, & Prague.
Warsaw’s Chopin Airport is a major international airport with flights to many destinations.
Warsaw has a developed underground system which connects the city, as well as a number of bus routes. Tickets are valid on trams, buses and the metro and can be bought from the ticket machines around the city.
