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- The third floor of the Palace of Culture and Science (namely the tallest building in the country) commands a full view of the city and the Vistula River.
- Wandering the old-town of Warsaw, a listed UNESCO heritage site, will bring you to the Saint-Jean archcathedral, the chateau and the market square.
- The Warsaw Uprising Museum, the History Museum and the vestiges of the ghetto walls and the Pawiak Prison are a window into the city’s often dark and troubles history. -
See, visit, discover…
Take the Royal Road to discover the Saint-Anne Church and the Radziwill, Potocki and Staszic Palaces.
Lose yourself in the magical wonderland known as the gardens of the Wilanow palace, Poland’s very own Versailles.
Discover the three Royal residences, the Botanical Gardens, and the monument dedicated to Chopin; if all this history wears you down, take a break in the Lazienki Park. -
Tips from Accorhotels.com
- When to visit?
May through to October is the best time of the year in terms of temperature. June is also a good time as the city hosts the International Street Performance Festival, and May to November is known for being a period of music festivals.
- How to get around?
The metro, tram and bus networks are great throughout the day, and give way to a special bus service later at night; the metro runs until 3AM on Friday and Saturday. If you want to take a taxi, be sure to only choose those with a clear “Taxi” sign along with a company name and telephone number.
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Take a walk around the Praga district, one of the only parts of the city to be spared the worst of the War – here you can truly capture the popular bohemian atmosphere.
