Flights to Warsaw

Many international treaties carry the name of this astounding city. That’s because Poland’s capital has historically been one of the main economic and cultural hubs of central Europe. 

Although wars caused significant damage in the past, its careful reconstruction led to the city being declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1980. It currently combines modern, glassed-fronted skyscrapers with ancient houses and totally rehabilitated streets.

Because it’s a city that has overcome devastating wars, Vueling flies you there.

Hotels in Warsaw

Hotel Hetman

Right from the start you’ll notice the pleasant atmosphere this hotel exudes. Its rooms are luxurious and elegant, offering every commodity. Furthermore, it’s well situated close to tourist interest spots.

Hotel Metropol

Staying in this hotel, you’ll be in one of Warsaw’s most exclusive spots. It’s close to all the cultural, business, leisure and shopping zones. That’s why it’s a good choice whether you’re travelling on business or for pleasure.

Hotel Jan III Sobieski

This hotel is unique in all aspects. Inside, because its rooms and suites are modern and luxurious. Outside, because its façade is recognised as being a fabulous example of typical Warsaw architecture. It also offers a sauna, jacuzzi, solarium and gymnasium so you can thoroughly relax.

Hotel Europejski

Its high ceilings and large windows are this airy hotel’s most winning feature. Its decoration and furnishings maintain their original charm while the rooms have been renovated to update them in design and facilities.

Hotel Old Town Apartments Warsaw

Market Square is where you’ll find the reception for the several apartments distributed around Warsaw. Each of them has its own personality, so that every visitor can find their own style. It’s a very comfortable, economical choice.

Airport de Warsaw

For more information:
Official website: lotnisko-chopina.pl
Ph.: +48 (0)22 650 4220

Car rentals in Warsaw

Rent your car in Warsaw from 37€

Restaurants in Warsaw

Polish cuisine is a great mystery to many of us. Stroll past Warsaw restaurants and get ready to discover new dishes you’re sure to love: kielbasy (sausages), pierogi (stuffed potato ravioli), sledz (herring) and much more.

Folk Gospoda

This restaurant combines the best Polish cuisine with folk music from around the world. The atmosphere is original and totally relaxed so you can thoroughly enjoy the country’s traditions. Want to try it?

Via del Fante 9 
T. +39 091  520 323

Tam Tam

Africa inspires this innovative restaurant, brimming with salads and other dishes with African names and Polish flavour. You’ll have a ball and eat like a king. Also, in summer they open a garden where you can eat outside.

Ulica Foksal, 18
T.  +48 22 828 26 22

Guru  

Are you vegetarian? The delicious range of dishes on offer at this restaurant will seduce you. It’s a good choice because it serves well prepared dishes at a great price. If you want, you can choose among a wide range of teas and fruit whips to finish off.

Ulica Bracka, 18
T. +48 22 827 27 88

Warsaw Tortilla Factory

This scrummy Tex-Mex restaurant has become famous throughout the city. Try their tortillas and burritos. They’re so good you won’t be able to stop eating. Also try them with their special hot sauce. It’s delicious!

Ulica Wilcza, 46
T. +48 22 621 86 22

Roma

Italian cuisine has also reached Poland. And the best proof is in this tiny restaurant, offering its customers succulent dishes of fresh pasta and meats. We recommend you book in advance because it tends to get full.

Ulica Grottgera, 2
T. +48 022 841 01 33

Business hours in Warsaw

Shop opening times from Monday to Saturday are 8 am to 4 pm. Sundays they also open, but with reduced hours. The most touristic shops open Monday to Saturday, from 10 am to 10 pm, and Sundays, 10 am to 9 pm.

Museum opening times are variable, that’s why we recommend you check yourself beforehand. Normally they’re open from 10 am to 4 pm, every day.

Don't miss... in Warsaw

Royal Castle

This castle survived the devastation of both World Wars. Luckily, it could be rebuilt from 1971 to 1977 and now everybody can enjoy its Baroque lines. The interior is also astounding. You’re bound to love it!

Nowy Swiat

This street connects the Royal Castle with Wilanow, the royal summer residence, in a very special way. All along Nowy Swiat you can admire numerous 19th Century buildings. Their ground floors house the most exclusive shops in the Polish capital and, naturally, bars, restaurants and chill-outs.

Teatr Wielki

Throw on your best rags to attend the home of the Polish National Opera and be carried away by La Traviata, Nabucco and many other world-renowned operas. The scenery is generally spectacular and the public, highly animated. During World War II it was practically demolished, but reconstructed in 1965, adding two auditoriums and a museum.

Saxon Gardens

Hundreds of trees make up this Warsaw park. It is, without a doubt, one of the city’s most beautiful parks thanks to its elegant, tree-lined avenues, Baroque sculptures and 19th Century fountain. The park ducks are also a great attraction for all visitors. Take a bit of bread with you. I’m sure they’ll thank you for it!

The Jewish Cemetery

Although the cemeteries of the Jewish population were practically destroyed by the Nazis, Warsaw’s cemetery was saved from total eradication. This visit will make your hair stand on end, but situate you in a savage episode of world history. If you want, you can also visit the Jewish Cemetery Foundation Museum.

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