Is it worth going to Warsaw?

Warsaw has beautiful architecture in multiple styles, top-notch museums, peaceful parks seemingly on every corner, and a bustling culinary scene and nightlife. With all these options, it may be hard to decide where to go, and there are certainly places in Warsaw that might be considered slightly overrated.



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Traditionally region around streets Staples, Brzeska, Zabkowska on right side of Vistula river is considered unsafe. It nowadays it's mostly gods, but never less I will not walk there at night without reason. Below is the map of crimes in Warsaw by city districts.

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Visiting Warsaw during May-September is extremely ideal. These months will provide you with the best possible weather, making your stay and your experience a truly delightful one. Throughout the other months, the climate is either too hot, freezing cold or just generally unfavourable for a pleasant trip.

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Yes! People speak English in Poland! While traveling on a private tour to Poland with Key To Poland, you don't need to worry about communication issues.

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Warsaw has always been one of Poland's biggest and most important cities. It suffered extensive damage at the hands of occupying German troops during the 1944 Warsaw Uprising. After the war, its citizens banded together to push a reconstruction plan to restore the famed city to its former glory.

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Warsaw is a mixture of relaxing green spaces, historic sites and vivid modernity. Discover the charming Old Town, Wilanów Palace and amazing Lazienki Park, where you can watch free Chopin concerts every Sunday during the summer.

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Poland's most beautiful cities amaze visitors with their architecture and location, and temp with a wide variety of attractions and regional delicacies. Kraków, Gdansk, Warsaw, Olsztyn and Wroclaw are perfect destinations for a weekend outing – a city break does not have to mean travelling abroad.

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Warsaw is relatively cheap for a European city and, as with Kraków, the world-class museums are great value for money. All things considered, you should plan for a similar budget to Kraków.

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Krakow is the closest city to Auschwitz. It is located approximately 71 km away.

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The best way to get around Warsaw is on foot or using public transport – a fast and inexpensive way to travel. You can choose among buses, trams and the metro. Tickets: The Warsaw metropolitan area is divided into urban zone “1” (within the city boundary) and suburban area “2”.

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The total distance from Chopin Airport to Warsaw city centre is 10 km. The total trip with a car usually takes around 20 minutes.

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Pierogi – Probably Poland's best-loved typical food These are one of the best-known typical foods in Warsaw, and with very good reason. These itsy-bitsy, yummy-scrummy stuffed dumplings are divine.

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