Warsaw

Warsaw is the largest city in Poland, and its capital. The composer Chopin is one of the city's most famous sons. Warsaw was almost completely destroyed during WWII. But a significant investment boom in the last few years has rejuvenated the city. It is quickly becoming a tourist-friendly destination. The historic center of Warsaw is an exception on UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage List. It's the only urban complex almost entirely rebuilt after WWII to earn a spot on the list. This shows the world community's great appreciation.

Despite its past, Warsaw has a lively art scene. That's why it's called the country's cultural capital. Theaters, cinemas and museums and galleries contribute to Warsaw's rich cultural offerings. Warsaw never slows down. There are events and festivals of music, art, film and theater throughout the year. Warsaw also has a progressive culinary scene. There's a variety of restaurants and cafes, and a thriving nightlife. Warsaw is a highlight of any vacation in Poland. Hotels in Warsaw are comfortable and well-equipped. We recommend a visit, between stops in other cities like Krakow and Gdansk.

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Where to stay in Warsaw

There's no real single city center of Warsaw as the attractions are scattered around so picking the best place will depend on what you want to see and do in Warsaw. Most of our recommended hotels are to be found in the Old Town but we also have some options located in the new part of the city, close to the famous Palace of Culture and Science. Once we start preparing your customized itinerary we will present our recommended options for you to select from.

Things to do in Warsaw

While in Warsaw we can arrange any specific tours to meet your needs, usually as private tour. Warsaw is a city where a local guide will come in handy as the sights of Warsaw are spread out and often not so easy to find on your own. It is a city that on the surface may not appeal to the eye but you will find Warsaw has a lot to offer and our favorite tour in the city concentrates on the 20th century history of the city, the effects of WWII and how the communist era shaped it. It is a city full or culture, there always seems to be a variety of events going on throughout the year. You do not want to miss a visit to the Royal Mile, Old Town and the Palace of Culture. When we send you your customized itinerary you will be able to choose additional excursions to included in your vacation package or consider for adding later.

Popular Tour Itineraries Featuring Warsaw

Spend some time in Warsaw on a tour that takes in other cities in Poland and neighboring countries. Our vacation packages including Warsaw and other destinations make traveling in Central & Eastern Europe hassle-free. We take care of getting you from place to place, accommodation, excursions and activities.

Poland Tours

Poland in 10 Days: Krakow, Warsaw and Gdansk

This 10 day itinerary focuses on three very different Polish cities. You'll begin in Krakow, a city with a lot of history, a beautiful old town and one-time capital of Poland. Next up is the present-day capital Warsaw, rebuilt since then destruction of WWII. You'll finish up in Gdansk, a Teutonic merchant city on the Baltic sea. read full itinerary

Two Week Poland Grand Tour

Two week tour with overnight stays in Krakow, Wroclaw, Poznan, Warsaw and Gdansk. See all the highlights of Poland at your own pace on this Poland Grand Tour. read full itinerary

Tours of Poland and neighboring countries

10 Days in Krakow, Warsaw & Vilnius

This ten day itinerary features overnight stays in Krakow, Warsaw and Vilnius. All three cities have a significant Jewish heritage to be explored, as well as a wealth of other historical and cultural aspects. read full itinerary

The Best of Budapest, Krakow & Warsaw in 10 Days

This 10 day Budapest, Krakow and Warsaw private tour itinerary will show you three very different cities that all enjoy places on UNESCO's World Heritage List. From buzzing Budapest to historic Krakow to rejuvenated Warsaw, this Central Europe vacation is packed with variety. read full itinerary

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