Best places: Things to dos in Warsaw, Poland

😠 Non-adequate staff will name you annoying person, once you ask 2nd question about game mechanic. Updated: I appreciate personal time of the employee who stayed extra 15 minutes after 21:00, but must be noted that I arrived to the VR club 10 minutes before the start, at 19:50 (check the cameras if h...

👍👍 Great place to visit, they have almost any retro machine you can imagine and the service was great.

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

Elegant arrangement of flowerbeds, glasshouses, herb gardens & lawns, set atop the college library.

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

Little Insurgent, a bronze sculpture unveiled in 1983, commemorates child soldiers of World War II.

Immersive exhibits mimicking the experience of the sight-impaired, in dark rooms with blind guides.

😐 Even we made a reservation they forgot to add us to the list and tried to basicslly tell us there was nothing they could do. After some conversation and explanation that our kids had been waiting for this day for week they found a spot for us. The lady explaining to kids was not enthusiastic at all...

👍👍 Lovely experience in a delightful setting. They have high quality musicians and the sparkling wine was a nice touch. The performance I attended wasn’t Chopin however thoroughly enjoyed the vocalist and music choices. Highly recommend!

👍👍 The view, the nature and atmosphere very relaxing and inspiring to do some sport, walking or simply have a nice moment here reading a book or talking with people. Very clean and full of monuments. Very very very nice Park.

👍👍 An interesting place and an interesting exhibition (Siemaszko, a photographer of Warsaw). Free entry

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

Reconstructed 14th-century palace with an art collection & guided tours of the royal apartments.

Memorial & replica bomber in museum of exhibits detailing Poland's 1944 battle for independence.

Landscaped public park with Baroque statues, a landmark fountain, monuments & tree-lined walkways.

17th-century monument topped with a statue of King Sigismund III & used as a popular meeting place.

Waterside walkway popular for cycling & jogging, with bars on boats, terrace cafes & summer beaches.

Statue of a mermaid with sword & shield by Ludwika Nitschowa, erected in 1939 & a symbol of Warsaw.

Public park with lawns, play areas, ancient trees & war monument, in the garden of a Baroque palace.

Sculpture-filled park with a chestnut tree-lined avenue, a pond, a gazebo & a children's playground.