Warsaw Holidays

With its dynamic mix of history, modern culture, and buzzing nightlife, Warsaw is a hidden gem in Europe that ticks all the boxes!

Highlights

• Fascinating History - Dive into the past with world-class museums and the stunning Old Town, which rose from the ashes after WWII.

• Green Spaces - Warsaw boasts some of the largest parks in Europe, perfect for a stroll, cycle, or picnic.

• Delicious Polish Cuisine - From pierogi to zapiekanka, Warsaw’s food scene is an absolute dream for food lovers.

• Affordable Luxury - Enjoy top-tier experiences – think fancy restaurants, swanky hotels, and boujee shopping – without breaking the bank.

Getting around

Warsaw has an easy-to-use, well-connected transport system, making it a breeze to get from A to B. The metro is fast, and buses and trams are frequent, linking key sights and neighbourhoods. Want to explore at your own pace? Biking around the city is a proper good way to discover hidden gems, and with Uber and taxis plentiful, you’re always sorted. Warsaw’s layout is compact enough to make walking between attractions another fab option, too.

Things to do for families in Warsaw

Warsaw is a proper good pick for a family-friendly getaway. Start your adventure at Lazienki Park, where the kids can roam free among peacocks, paddle on the lake, or spot squirrels in the leafy surroundings. For something educational but fun, hit the Copernicus Science Centre, with interactive exhibits and planetarium shows that'll blow your kiddos’ minds. Don't miss Warsaw Zoo, home to over 500 species and perfect for a day out with the little ones. After a busy day of exploring, grab some traditional Polish dumplings (pierogi) at a cosy family restaurant – they'll be a hit with the young and old alike!

Things to do for couples in Warsaw

Whether you're into romance or something a little quirky, Warsaw offers couples a top-tier experience. Stroll hand in hand through the Old Town, with its charming cobbled streets, colourful facades, and cosy cafés, before heading up to Castle Square for sunset views. Feeling boujee? Book a dinner at one of Warsaw’s swanky, Michelin-starred restaurants, like Atelier Amaro, and let your tastebuds do the talking. For a more laid-back date, take a boat ride along the Vistula River, or catch a classical music concert in Lazienki Park under the stars – proper romantic vibes all around.

Things to do for groups in Warsaw

Travelling with your squad? Warsaw’s got you covered with bangin' activities for everyone. Start by diving into the city’s nightlife – Pawilony, a maze of tiny bars in the heart of the city, is the place to be for a night out that pops off. If your crew is more into culture, check out the Warsaw Uprising Museum, a whopper of a museum dedicated to the city's brave resistance during WWII – it's as emotional as it is fascinating. Need a bit of friendly competition? Why not try an escape room experience at Room Escape Warszawa or let loose with some axe throwing? Warsaw is packed with fun challenges that are sure to create some epic memories!

Things to do for foodies in Warsaw

Warsaw’s food scene is a full-on flavour fiesta, making it a dream destination for foodies. Head to Hala Koszyki, a lively food hall where you can sample everything from traditional Polish bites to international cuisines – grab a zapiekanka or a plate of pierogi for an authentic local taste. Want something swankier? Book a table at Senses, where Michelin-starred dishes take Polish ingredients to new heights. And no foodie trip to Warsaw is complete without diving into the city’s café culture – swing by Charlotte for fresh-baked pastries, or stop at Wedel Chocolate Lounge for a delish hot chocolate that’ll have you swooning. Whatever your vibe, Warsaw serves it up proper good.