2025 Warsaw Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#Overseas travel Choosing Radisson Blu Sobieski as my accommodation in Warsaw was a great choice. 🗺️ Excellent location The hotel is located close to the city center, making it very convenient to travel to major tourist attractions. It is about a 10-15 minute walk to Warsaw Central Station, and there are tram and bus stops right in front, making it easy to use public transportation. There are also many local restaurants and supermarkets nearby, making it a great location for travelers! 🥞Breakfast that exceeded expectations The breakfast was really great! There were various types of bread, cheese, fresh fruit, and warm scrambled eggs and sausages, so I was able to start my day off strong. Above all, I was satisfied because each and every food was fresh and delicious. 🏋🏻♀️Pleasant gym For those who can't miss out on exercising while traveling, this hotel's gym will be very satisfying. The spacious and clean space was equipped with a variety of facilities including treadmills, cycles, and weight machines, and since there weren't many users, I was able to exercise leisurely. The shower facilities were also clean after exercising, so I was able to finish the day feeling good. If I ever visit Warsaw again, this is the hotel I want to stay at again. The location, breakfast, and even the gym were all very satisfying! #Warsaw #WarsawTravel

#EuropeanTravel #Warsaw Planning a trip to Poland? Stop by Polska Ceramika Bolesławiec Warszawa to see and get some bargains! Poland's traditional Bolesławiec ceramics are world-famous for their unique designs and excellent quality. You can buy these beautiful ceramics in Warsaw or even participate in a workshop where you can paint the ceramics yourself! (Contact the store directly to participate in the workshop) Here are some great tips for choosing pretty ceramics! ☑️ All patterns are 100% handmade ☑️ The simpler the pattern, the cheaper it is ☑️ The more signature the pattern, the higher the price, but it is worth collecting!

The Old Town Market Square in Warsaw, Poland is like a colorful and cute town straight out of a picture book. ❤️ 《Warsaw Old Town Market Square》 While the Royal Castle Square is also lovely, I personally prefer the quaint and charming Old Town Market Square. In the center of the Old Town Market Square, there is a statue of a mermaid. 🧜 (📷️3rd photo) The Royal Castle Square and the Old Town Market Square are two nearby squares, about a 5-minute walk apart. The atmosphere at night is also stylish. 🌃✨ Therefore, when staying in Warsaw, I recommend booking a hotel in the Old Town so you can visit as many times as you like! The square also houses the Warsaw Historical Museum and the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. 《Syrenka Warszawska Old Town Market Square》 📍Location: Pomnik Syrenki, Rynek Starego Miasta 18i, 00-272 Warszawa, Poland

It was a trip to Warsaw, Poland 🇵🇱Warsaw is a city where history and modernity blend seamlessly, offering countless picture-perfect spots 📸 We started our journey at Castle Square, where the morning light ✨ beautifully illuminates the Royal Castle and Sigismund’s Column. The soft glow adds a magical touch to the colorful buildings and cobblestone streets. I’d recommend coming early ⛅️ to avoid the crowds and get the best shots of the square before it fills with tourists. 📍plac Zamkowy, 00-277 Warszawa, Poland We also wandered through Old Town, we reached the heart of it—the Market Square. The pastel-colored townhouses and the iconic Warsaw Mermaid 🧜♀️ statue make for incredible pictures. The key is to shoot from different angles to capture both the architecture and the lively atmosphere 🙌 📍Rynek Starego Miasta, 00-272 Warszawa, Poland For a breathtaking panoramic shot of Warsaw’s Old Town, we climbed the tower of St. Anne’s Church ⛪️ The view from the top is stunning, and I’d recommend visiting in the afternoon when the cityscape is bathed in golden light ✨ 📍Krakowskie Przedmieście 68, 00-322 Warszawa, Poland We also visited Łazienki Park, where morning light filters through the trees, casting a soft glow ✨ on the Palace on the Isle. We loved capturing the reflections of the palace on the lake, it’s a must-visit for any photographer 📸 📍Agrykola 1, 00-460 Warszawa, Poland We also explored Wilanów Palace next, a baroque masterpiece with grand gardens 🌺 I’d recommend focusing on details, the golden domes, intricate sculptures, and elegant fountains all make stunning subjects 😍 📍Stanisława Kostki Potockiego 10/16, 02-958 Warszawa, Poland One of Warsaw’s most iconic buildings, the Palace of Culture and Science, offers both a striking architectural shot and an observation deck with incredible city views 🙌 We went up just before sunset for golden-hour cityscapes. 📍plac Defilad 1, 00-901 Warszawa, Poland For a contrast to the historical sites, we visited the modern Warsaw Spire. The illuminated glass towers and fountains at European Square made for some unique night shots 🌙 📍plac Europejski 1, 00-844 Warszawa, Poland This itinerary takes you through the best photography spots in Warsaw, capturing both its historic charm and modern elegance 🙌🙌🙌 #europetrip #Vacation #travel

#Overseas Travel Strategy Poland is an Eastern European country facing the Baltic Sea, known for its medieval architecture and Jewish heritage The three Baltic states are the three countries that line the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea, south of Finland, from north to south VOL.3 introduces the sights of Tallinn's old town and Pärnu, the capital of Estonia This is a record of the eight days from leaving Japan to returning home °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• Travel Itinerary 🔸Day 6 8:00 Travel by bus to Pärnu, Estonia, about 180km, about 3 hours🚌 11:00 Arrive Pärnu Sightseeing in Pärnu, Elisabeth Church, Tallinn Gate, etc. 12:00 Travel by bus to Tallinn, about 130km, about 2 hours 14:00 Lunch 15:00 Start sightseeing in the World Heritage Site of Tallinn's Historic District Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Toompea Castle, Raekoja Square, Three Sisters, etc. 17:00 Arrive at hotel Park Inn by Radisson Meriton 19:00 Dinner ◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹ 🔸Day 7 9:00 Take bus and walk to Kadriong Palace, about 3km, about 30 minutes including walking🚌🚶 10:00 Arrive at Kadriong Palace 11:00 Take bus and walk to hotel, about 3km, about 30 minutes including walking🚌🚶 12:00 Walk to Tallinn Old Town, about 1km, about 10 minutes Lunch, shopping, St. Nicholas Church, etc. 15:00 Return to hotel 15:30 Take bus to Tallinn Airport, about 7km, about 15 minutes 18:30 Leave Tallinn, fly to Warsaw by Polish Airlines✈️ 19:10 Arrive Warsaw 22:50 Leave Warsaw, fly to Narita by Polish Airlines✈️ ◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹ 🔸Day 8 18:30 Arrive Narita °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• 🔹 Useful items Rain gear, tissues (often not provided at hotels), eco-bag 🔹 Things to be careful of when returning to Japan Meat, meat products such as instant noodles, and raw fruit are prohibited from being brought into Japan 🔹 Duty-free limits for entry into Japan Up to 3 bottles of alcohol (approximately 760ml per bottle) Up to 200 cigarettes

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Local delicacy in Warsaw, Poland, fried pork chops bigger than your face! I thought the fried pork chops in Vienna were already very large, but I didn’t expect to eat a fried pork chop bigger than my open palm at Restauracja HEKTOR1970 in Warsaw. It was really amazing! Restauracja HEKTOR1970 is located in the center of Warsaw. The red brick interior has an Eastern European style and is antique. It mainly provides traditional Polish cuisine, and even the cooking method follows the old Polish flavor. It can only be said that the taste is full of flavor. The pork chops we ordered were thinly sliced, coated with flour and deep-fried. They had a strong meaty aroma and tasted fresh and juicy. However, since they were fried, they still had to be served with some sauce to make them less greasy. It was definitely worth a try. #PolandTravel #Warsaw

At Frederic Chopin International Airport in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, I used the business lounge, which is free for business class passengers, paid (PLN180) for premium economy passengers, and not available for economy class passengers. 🥂 There are two lounges, and the one I used upon arrival is called 'POLONEZ'. It is said to be named after a piece of music by the Polish composer Chopin. 😌🎶 When I arrived, it was early morning and quite crowded, possibly due to overlapping flights, but it calmed down after a while. 🤍

On my way back from Budapest to Narita, I used the MAZUREK Lounge during my layover in Warsaw🍽️ This lounge is only accessible to business class and premium economy passengers, not to those with credit cards⭐️ I was impressed by the extensive drink selection and the buffet-like lineup that was more than just light snacks🥺🍴 I was able to spend my layover time at the airport in a very elegant manner🤍 By the way, in European Schengen countries, there are no immigration procedures, so it's very easy to travel between them🤗🌿

#holidayseason 🎄✨ The holiday season has officially begun! Yesterday, we lit up Warsaw’s Christmas tree and festive lights, transforming the city into a magical wonderland. 🌟 Take a stroll through the illuminated streets and let the festive atmosphere fill your heart with holiday cheer. Warsaw is truly enchanting this Christmas! Was great time with me all

📍 Itinerary Overview - Old town - Food factory - centrum 🚩 Sightseeing Route all with bus and tram 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions check Google 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation try Couchsurfing or use good deals on trip.com 💡 Tips always have umbrella with you and use PLN for purchasing

#PoolHotel #100TravelWays During my Eastern European trip, I came to the Polish capital #Warsaw and stayed at the #WarsawMarriott Hotel Hotel Marriott Warszawa opposite the Central Station. The location is first-class and the price is also relatively cheap among all Marriott hotels. Maybe it’s because the prices in Poland are relatively low? The hotel's public facilities have been renovated to maintain their usual standard. There is a standard swimming pool, but it is indoors. Perhaps it is because the weather in Poland is cold, so instead of having an outdoor swimming pool, it is better to have an indoor heated swimming pool, which guests are more willing to use. The basic deluxe twin room costs about NT$4,500, but the room is slightly smaller, about 6 square meters, and the overall facilities are also relatively old, showing a sense of age. The most amazing thing is the view from the room, because it is one of the highest buildings in Warsaw city, with less obstruction and better vision, you can have a bird's eye view of the entire Warsaw city from the high building. The lobby maintains the usual grandeur of a star hotel, with a large panoramic bar and a rich breakfast. The overall CP value and stay experience are pretty good. #PolandTravel #WarsawAccommodation #WarsawMarriott Hotel #PoolHotel #100TravelWays #EasternEuropeFreeTravel

🎩 Warsaw, Poland: A European treasure you can't miss!✨ Must-visit attractions 🏰 - **Old Town Market Square**: One of the largest squares in Europe, surrounded by historic buildings and cafes☕️. - **Royal Castle**: A former royal palace, now a museum🖼️, offering a rich array of art exhibitions. - **Warsaw Uprising Museum**: Located on the banks of the Vistula River, it tells the story of the heroic resistance of the people of Warsaw🛡️. - **Westerplatte Heroes Monument**: Commemorates the resistance of the people of Warsaw during World War II🌅. - **Lazienki Park**: The largest park in the city, perfect for walking and cycling🚲. - **Palace of Culture and Science**: The highest point overlooking the city of Warsaw, with a free observation deck at the top when open🌆. Food and shopping 🍲🛍️ - **Food**: Don't miss traditional Polish dishes such as dumplings, borscht, and stews🥟🍲. - **Shopping**: For shopping, head to Ujazdowskie Avenue and Krakowskie Przedmiescie, where you'll find international brands like Zara and H&M, as well as Polish brands🛒🛍️. Cultural events 🎉 - **Chopin Music Festival**: Held every October in honor of Polish composer Chopin🎹. - **Jewish Culture Festival**: Held in May, showcasing Jewish culture and history🕍.

#cityscape #100waysoftravel #poland #warsaw We went to the Palace of Culture and Science observation deck on a cold, windy, and rainy evening. Located on the 30th floor, 114 meters above ground, it offers the best panoramic view of Warsaw’s expansive cityscape. The moment we stepped outside, the gusts of wind howled through the railings, and the rain lashed against the glass, but the sight below was captivating. The city stretched out in every direction, its streets illuminated by shimmering streetlights and passing cars. Iconic landmarks, like the Royal Castle and the Vistula River, appeared faint through the haze, their beauty softened by the drizzle. Despite the biting cold, the vibrant energy of the city pulsed beneath us, blending modern skyscrapers with historic architecture. The turbulent weather gave the skyline a moody, almost cinematic quality, with the twinkling lights reflecting off the wet rooftops. It was an unforgettable view, capturing the essence of Warsaw—a city where history and modernity coexist against the backdrop of gloomy skies.

#fallcolors #100waysoftravel #garden #autumn #autumnday We hadn’t planned to visit Saxon Gardens, but as we walked past on our way to Warsaw Old Town, we were irresistibly drawn in by the fantastic autumn colors. As one of the oldest public parks in Warsaw, Saxon Gardens has long been known for its peaceful ambiance and beautifully landscaped paths, but in golden autumn, it transforms into something truly magical. The trees, dressed in rich shades of gold, orange, and yellow, seemed to glow in the warm afternoon light. Leaves drifted gently to the ground, forming a golden carpet underfoot. Autumn in Warsaw is a special time when the city’s parks, like Saxon Gardens, offer a stunning retreat from the urban pace, and we couldn’t resist taking an unexpected, tranquil detour through this colorful autumn oasis.

#fallcolors #100waysoftravel #poland #warsaw Our visit to Ujazdowski Park on a beautiful sunny fall afternoon was like stepping into a painting. The golden and amber hues of the autumn leaves danced in the sunlight, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. Every path was lined with trees shedding their colorful foliage, the ground covered in a soft blanket of reds, yellows, and browns. As we strolled through the park, the crisp autumn air filled our lungs, and the peacefulness of the setting made it the perfect escape. The reflections of the fall colors in the park's serene ponds added to the enchanting beauty of the day, making it an unforgettable autumn experience.

#autumnseason Just returned from a fantastic trip to Warsaw, and it’s a city full of surprises! 🏙️ I started my visit in the Old Town, which is beautifully rebuilt after WWII. The colorful buildings and charming streets make it perfect for a leisurely stroll. The entrance to the Royal Castle is €12, and touring the opulent rooms and seeing the grand halls was a highlight. 👑 One of my favorite spots was Łazienki Park. It’s free to enter and offers lovely walking paths, a beautiful lake, and the impressive Palace on the Isle. 🏞️ I also visited the Warsaw Uprising Museum (€10 entry), which provides a poignant look at the city’s WWII history. The exhibits are well-curated and moving. In the evenings, I enjoyed wandering around the vibrant Praga district, known for its lively nightlife and street art. 🍻 Warsaw's blend of historical charm and modern energy made this trip unforgettable. Can’t wait to return! #trip #Warsaw #Poland #CityBreak #HistoricalCharm #TravelAdventures

#autumnseason Just got back from a wonderful autumn day at Park Świętokrzyski in Warsaw, and I have to say, it was absolutely beautiful! 🍁🍂 The park is located right in the heart of the city, next to the iconic Palace of Culture and Science, so it's really easy to find. The best part? There’s no entrance fee, so you can enjoy all the beauty for free! 😍 As soon as I entered, I was greeted by vibrant fall colors—golden yellows, deep reds, and oranges everywhere. The trees were just starting to shed their leaves, creating a soft, colorful carpet on the ground. I loved walking around the winding paths, taking in the crisp air and the lovely scent of autumn. 🌳 There are plenty of benches where you can sit and relax, which I did for a bit, just people-watching and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. There’s also a small pond with ducks and a couple of cute little bridges that are perfect for photos. 📸 If you’re into architecture, the park has some cool sculptures and art installations scattered around that add to its charm. Plus, it’s just a short walk from Nowy Świat street, so I grabbed a coffee to go from one of the nearby cafes and sipped it while exploring. After my stroll in the park, I headed over to the Palace of Culture and Science to check out the viewing terrace on the 30th floor. It’s only a 10-minute walk away, and the views of Warsaw from up there are just breathtaking! 🏙️ If you have more time, the nearby Złote Tarasy shopping mall is great for some retail therapy or grabbing a bite to eat. #trip #warsawautumn #parkswieokrzyski #fallvibes #cityescape #polandexplore

#europeanarchitecture #100waysoftravel #poland #warsaw #Warsawtrip #polandtrip #palaceofculture On a rainy night, my visit to the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw revealed a dramatic and mysterious side of this iconic building. The towering structure, shrouded in mist and illuminated by city lights, took on an almost cinematic quality. The next day, the weather transformed dramatically; under a clear blue sky, the palace’s grand architecture shone brightly, and its intricate façade was vividly displayed. Staying nearby allowed me to experience both moods of this monumental landmark, from its atmospheric, rain-drenched elegance to its vibrant, sunlit grandeur. The Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw is an imposing symbol of the city's post-war history and stands as Poland's tallest building. Gifted by the Soviet Union in 1955, it was a controversial structure, initially seen as a reminder of Soviet dominance. However, over time, it has become one of Warsaw's most recognizable landmarks. The palace's architecture reflects the Socialist Realist style, blending Soviet monumentalism with elements of Polish Gothic and Renaissance traditions. Its intricate façade is adorned with reliefs, spires, and clock towers, reminiscent of classical skyscrapers. Today, the Palace of Culture and Science houses theaters, cinemas, museums, and even an observation deck on the 30th floor, offering panoramic views of Warsaw’s modern skyline. Though its origins are steeped in political symbolism, it has since transformed into a cultural and social hub at the heart of the city

#churches #100waysoftravel #poland #warsaw #Chopin #catholic #catholicchurch #Holycross During my visit to the Holy Cross Church in Warsaw, I was drawn not only by its beautiful Baroque architecture but also by its deep historical significance. The church, one of Warsaw’s most important religious sites, has witnessed centuries of the city’s history, including its destruction during World War II and subsequent reconstruction. While the highlight for many visitors is the urn containing the heart of Poland’s beloved composer, Frédéric Chopin, the church holds even more. It was here that Pope John Paul II, during his many visits to Warsaw, delivered moving sermons, strengthening his connection with the Polish people. The church’s striking twin towers and ornate interior, adorned with religious art and sculptures, serve as a reminder of Warsaw's spiritual resilience and rich cultural legacy. 🕰️Business Hours:The Holy Cross Church in Warsaw is generally open for visitors from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM daily. However, it's important to note that these hours may vary on religious holidays or for special events, so it's always a good idea to check in advance. Be mindful that the church is an active place of worship, and visitors should plan their visit outside of Mass times to fully explore the interior.

Walking through Warsaw's Old Town feels like stepping into history. Reconstructed after World War II, its colorful facades and cobblestone streets are a testament to resilience. Start at the Royal Castle, then wander through the Market Square, where vibrant cafes and street artists bring the area to life. Admire the Gothic beauty of St. John's Archcathedral, and don't miss the picturesque views from the Barbican. Every corner reveals a piece of Warsaw's rich past, making this walk both a cultural and visual feast. It's an unforgettable experience, blending history, architecture, and local charm #myhiddengems #instatravel #historicallandmarks #localguides

#myhiddengems #100waysoftravel ##warsaw During my visit to the Warsaw University Library garden in golden autumn, the vibrant colors of the season made the experience truly breathtaking. The garden, freely open to the public, was a hidden gem, though finding it initially proved a challenge. Thankfully, the locals were incredibly helpful, offering directions in fluent English, making the visit even more enjoyable. 🕰️Business Hours: The Warsaw University Library garden is typically open daily from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM during the warmer months, but the hours may vary depending on the season 💰Average Price per Person:Free

Europe offers pleasant weather and picturesque landscapes during this time. If you're still undecided about your destinations, why not take a look at this guide? 1️⃣Warsaw, Poland 🇵🇱 🔹Royal Castle: Once the residence of Polish kings, this castle features lavish interiors and a rich collection of precious artworks. Although it was destroyed during WWII, it has been meticulously reconstructed and now serves as a museum. Visitors can explore the king's private rooms, the parliamentary hall, and the treasury. 🎫 Ticket price: Approx. €8.50 ⏰ Opening hours: Tue to Sun from 10:00 to 18:00, closed on Mon. It is recommended to buy tickets online in advance to avoid queues. 🔹Lazienki Park: This beautiful Baroque-style palace was the summer residence of Polish kings. The surrounding park is a great place for a leisurely walk and relaxation, featuring numerous sculptures and fountains. Exhibits inside the palace include 18th-century furniture and artworks. 🎫 Approx. €10.50, but free on Fridays! ⏰ Daily from 6:00 to 20:00, with palace interior tours available from 10:00 to 18:00. 2️⃣Zagreb, Croatia 🇭🇷 🔹Zagreb Cathedral: The largest church in Croatia, its Gothic architecture is breathtaking. The cathedral's towers are iconic landmarks of the city, and the interior is adorned with exquisite religious artworks. 🎫 Free admission ⏰ Daily from 10:00 to 17:00. 🔹Mimara Museum: Home to numerous works by European masters such as Raphael, Rubens, and Rembrandt, this museum also showcases artifacts from ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome. 🎫 Approx. €5.50 ⏰ Tue to Sun from 10:00 to 18:00, closed on Mon. 🔹St. Mark's Church: Known for its colorful tiled roof adorned with the coats of arms of Croatia, Dalmatia, and Slavonia, the church's interior features many beautiful frescoes and sculptures. 🎫 Free admission ⏰ Daily from 10:00 to 17:00. 3️⃣Istanbul, Turkey 🇹🇷 🔹Hagia Sophia: A masterpiece of Byzantine architecture, originally built in 537 AD. It was once the largest church in the world, later converted into a mosque, and now serves as a museum. The mosaics and the massive dome inside are its main highlights. 🎫 Approx. €3.50 ⏰ Daily from 9:00 to 17:00. 🔹Topkapi Palace: Once the palace of the Ottoman sultans, it houses a wealth of historical artifacts, including royal jewels, ancient weapons, and manuscripts. The palace's courtyards and gardens are also stunning attractions. 🎫 Approx. €3.50 ⏰ Daily from 9:00 to 18:00. An additional ticket is required to visit the Harem section. 🔹Suleymaniye Mosque: One of the largest mosques in Istanbul, designed by the famous architect Mimar Sinan in the 16th century. The mosque's courtyard and interior decorations are truly magnificent. 🎫 Free admission ⏰ Daily from 9:00 to 18:00. #europe #europetrip #warsaw #zagreb #istanbul #travelguide #croatia #turkey #poland

#museums This summer, I had the chance to visit the Museum of King Jan III's Palace at Wilanów in Warsaw, and it was a highlight of my trip to Poland. 🌟 The palace is an absolute gem, a stunning example of Baroque architecture that’s often called the "Polish Versailles." The entrance fee was 40 PLN (about 10 USD), which grants you access to both the palace interiors and the beautiful gardens, making it well worth the price. Walking through the palace, I was blown away by the lavishly decorated rooms, each one filled with exquisite art, antique furniture, and intricate details that speak volumes about the opulent lifestyle of King Jan III Sobieski. The history here is rich, and the audio guide was incredibly helpful in bringing the past to life, offering insights into the king's life, his victories, and the cultural significance of the palace. The gardens are equally impressive, with manicured lawns, colorful flowerbeds, and a serene lake that makes for a perfect spot to relax and take in the beauty of the surroundings. I spent a good hour just wandering through the gardens, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and taking photos. 🌸 After touring the palace, I also visited the nearby Poster Museum, which is just a short walk away. It’s a unique place that showcases the history of poster art in Poland, and it’s definitely worth a visit if you have the time. If you’re in Warsaw, the Museum of King Jan III's Palace at Wilanów is a must-see. It offers a perfect blend of history, art, and nature, and it’s a great way to spend a day soaking in the grandeur of Poland’s royal past. #trip #localguides #WilanówPalace #Warsaw #PolishHistory #BaroqueBeauty

#citydaytours I recently spent a wonderful summer in Warsaw, and I was truly impressed by the city’s charm and vibrancy! 🇵🇱🌆 The city offers a rich mix of history, culture, and modern attractions. My first stop was the Warsaw Old Town, which is beautifully restored and bustling with life. The entrance to most historic sites here is free or has a minimal fee, like the Royal Castle, which costs around €10. One highlight was exploring Łazienki Park, with its stunning gardens and the famous Chopin Monument. 🎹🌳 It’s a perfect spot for a relaxing afternoon stroll. I also visited the Warsaw Uprising Museum, which is deeply moving and provides an insightful look into the city’s wartime history. The entrance fee was about €8, and it was well worth it for the powerful exhibits. I loved the modern vibe of the city center, especially the vibrant cafes and shops along Nowy Świat street. ☕🛍️ For a taste of local cuisine, I recommend trying some pierogi at a traditional restaurant. Overall, Warsaw exceeded my expectations with its blend of historical depth and lively contemporary culture. #trip #Warsaw #CityExploration #HistoricalWonders #CulturalJourney #PolishCuisine

#myhiddengems During my summer vacation, I spent a delightful day exploring Warsaw’s Old Town, and it was a fantastic experience. Located in the heart of Warsaw, Poland, this historic district is a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers a charming mix of beautifully restored buildings and vibrant squares. Best of all, wandering through the Old Town is free, although some attractions within may have a small entrance fee. 🏰🌆 The Old Town’s colorful facades and cobblestone streets create a picturesque setting that’s perfect for leisurely walks and photography. Highlights include the Royal Castle, which offers an insightful glimpse into Poland’s royal past, and the Market Square, bustling with lively cafes and street performers. I also enjoyed visiting the Warsaw Uprising Monument, which adds a poignant historical touch to the area. Nearby, the Warsaw Barbican and the historical city walls provide additional context to the Old Town’s rich history. Overall, Warsaw’s Old Town is a captivating blend of history, culture, and beauty, making it a memorable part of my trip. #trip #WarsawOldTown #HistoricWarsaw #UNESCOHeritage #PolandTravel #CityExploration

Arrive at the Chopin Airport in Warsaw, Poland via a connecting flight from South Korea. Choose to stay at the nearby #Warsaw Airport Renaissance Hotel, which is just across the street from the airport. It is very suitable for travelers who have an early morning flight or are in transit. Opened in 2018, although it is not a new hotel, the decoration is very novel, the environment is elegant and quiet, the room space is large, and it is quite comfortable to stay. The hotel's public facilities are stylish and include an indoor swimming pool, spa, bar and restaurant. There are also several good restaurants in the surrounding area, including Prink Flamingo Western food, A modo mio Italian food, and Bombaj Masale Southeast Asian food. The living functions are quite convenient. The price of Renaissance is around $4,500. The twin room is about 10 square meters in size. The room is designed in a simple style, and the services and facilities are of a certain level. The stay experience is good. #PolandTandian #PolandAccommodation #Warsaw #Poland #Warsaw Airport Renaissance Hotel

Warsaw's Old Town, the heart of Poland's capital, is a living history book. Nearly flattened during World War II, the Old Town has been meticulously restored, reviving the splendor of the Baroque and Renaissance periods. The Old Town Square is adorned with exquisite palaces and churches, with the most famous being the Royal Castle, a symbol of Poland's history and culture. Strolling along the narrow cobblestone streets feels like a journey through time, experiencing the city's tumultuous history and indomitable spirit. 🚶♂️🏰 #WarsawOldTown #Poland #History #Renaissance #Baroque

🇵🇱 Welcome to Warsaw, the capital of Poland! This city, brimming with history and culture, offers a wealth of attractions, cuisine, and art, waiting for you to explore! Let me bring you a travel guide full of Warsaw's unique features! 🏰 First, we arrive at the Warsaw Old Town. This is the oldest part of Warsaw, don't forget to stroll around the Old Town Square, visit the Royal Castle, and explore the ancient streets to feel the history and essence of Warsaw! 🌳 Next, we head to the Vistula River banks. This is a perfect spot to appreciate the scenery of Warsaw, don't forget to take a walk along the river, enjoy the riverscape, and participate in a river cruise to experience the natural beauty and tranquility of Warsaw! 🎭 Then, let's go to the National Museum in Warsaw. As one of Poland's most important museums, don't forget to visit the artworks, historical exhibitions, and cultural events inside the museum to feel the artistic atmosphere and cultural depth of Warsaw! 🍲 After that, we'll taste Polish cuisine. Warsaw is a city of gastronomy, don't forget to try Polish sausages, pork knuckle sauce, and traditional Polish dishes to experience the culinary culture and taste delights of Warsaw! 🎉 Finally, don't forget to visit the Warsaw Modern Art Center. This modern art space is a new cultural landmark of Warsaw, don't forget to visit art exhibitions, watch performances, and purchase artworks to feel the artistic vibe and creative charm of Warsaw! During this journey, you will have the opportunity to appreciate the unique charm and Polish style of Warsaw, and experience the history, culture, and warmth of this city. Are you ready to start your Warsaw adventure? Looking forward to exploring this charming and vibrant city with you!