Best places: Historical landmarks in Warsaw, Poland

Monument to the unknown Polish soldiers killed in World War I in the remnants of a Saxon Palace.

Landmark bronze artwork commemorating the sacrifice of anti-Nazi resistance fighters in summer 1944.

👍 Experience the historical place of warsaw old town its a beautiful historical place

Iconic bronze statue in front of the Staszic Palace featuring Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus.

Baroque 1683 palace with an ornate facade & formal gardens, reconstructed after WWII.

Industrial-chic rooms & suites in a 1930s skyscraper with a spa, bar & dining, plus an indoor pool.

👍👍 Miło się przejść, starówka warszawska ma swój klimat. Warto zwiedzić znajdujące się tu historyczne punkty. Podczas wieczornego spaceru w listopadzie wielkim minusem było słabe oświetlenie.

👍👍 We were guests on a wedding party here. The staff here is excellent. The building itself has history and it is very interesting. If You are looking for space for a bigger party You might consider to ask for available slots here. I Highly recommend.

👍👍 This huge monument is honouring Jan Kiliński- a Warsaw cobbler who became the unlikely hero of the 1794 Kościuszko Uprising. This statue was erected in 1936 and originally was located on Plac Krasińskich.

👍👍 The monument commemorates the heroic Poles who died in the fight for freedom.

Historic statue in the Presidential Palace square featuring Prince Józef Poniatowski on a horse.

👍👍 Very nice palace where actually is being located the Polish Academy of Science. I had a chance to visit it during the popular Museum Night in Warsaw. It’s a kind of festival when mostly all museums and art galleries are open for free and in the evening/ at night. Really recommend to participate in t...

👍 If you are visiting for the first time and you want to make the best out of your time, money and enjoyment this is the package you need to go for. If you like a tour, this one was good! Mr Ferier, out tour guide, was fantastic, he presented all the interesting stories, facts, numbers, and anecdotes...

Late 16th-century palace with tours of the former state rooms & exhibitions about Polish history.

Commemorative plaques mark this segment of a wall from the Jewish ghetto during Nazi occupation.

👍👍 The monument commemorates those who died for our freedom. Let's remember.

👍👍 A heart warming monument next to the Palace of Culture. A moving memorial.

👍👍 Iconic monument and a must-see for anyone keen on digging into Jewish history of Warsaw. A perfect commemoration of the wooden footbridge connecting two parts of Warsaw ghetto (or two ghettos - „smaller” and „greater” ghetto) during the occupation of Warsaw by German forces in the time of 2nd World...

👍👍 The Wincenty Witos monument is located on Trzech Krzyży Square, in the square between Aleje Ujazdowskie and Wiejska Street. Its author is the sculptor prof. Marian Konieczny. It was unveiled on September 22, 1985. A 4.5-meter-high figure, standing in peasant shoes, with a book and a hat in his hands...

👍👍 Kanonia Street in Warsaw is a three-sided square located at the back of St. John. In 1972, a bell was set up here that never hung. Legend has it that in order to be lucky, it is enough to walk around it three times.