Good starting point for your trip around the Old Town. The Royal Castle is situated on the eastern side of the square. The north and west side is filled by houses, restaurants, souvenir shop and stands and tourist information.

Surrounded by houses built or restyled in the 17th century, the Old Town Market Square is one of the main tourist attractions in Warsaw and a good reason to take a break on your tour through the Old Town.

A gift from Soviet Russia, the Palace of Culture and Science was supposed to be a symbol of inventive spirit and social progress. Nowadays the building divides Varsovians into two groups, those who demand its demolition and the others who admire it. 

St. Anne's Church has sat on the high escarpment on the edge of Castle Square for centuries. The church was founded in 1454 by Anna Mazowiecka, the wife and mother of the Mazovian princes and named after her patron saint. You can climb the Bell Tower to see the magnificent panorama from the top.

Unveiled on September 17, 1995 in occasion of the 56th anniversary of USSR's aggression against Poland.

Enjoy your time while walking along the narrow streets of the Old Town district, the most historic and fascinating part of Warsaw.

Royal residence of the old times, and a place where the joint Polish-Lithuanian parliamentary sessions were held. Destroyed during World War II and rebuilt in the 1970´s and 1980´s thanks to the support of donors from Poland and abroad. It was reconstructed in its pre-1939 form in early Baroque style.

A perfect place for relaxing or romantic walk. Large (around 80 hectares) and beautiful park with palaces, monuments, peacocks and small river on which you can take a boat trip on the boats similar to the ones in Venice. The Lazienki park was laid out in the 17th century by St. Lubomirski and further expanded to its today´s shape. You can see and visit folowing places inside:

The Palace in Wilanów belongs to those few places of interest in Warsaw, which remained in its intact form from the period of the Second World War. Situated slightly off the main track, Wilanów remained almost intact and today you can admire this wonderful baroque royal residence.

Marszalkowska 34/50, Warsaw

T: (+48 22) 584 9525
Opening Hours:
MON-FRI 10AM - 7PM
SAT-SUN 10AM - 4PM

Piękna 28/34, Warsaw

T: (+48 22) 621 7235
Opening Hours
MON-FRI 11AM - 8PM
SAT 11AM - 3PM

Zapiecek 1, Warsaw

T/F: (+48 22) 831 9918
Opening Hours:
MON-FRI 11AM - 7PM
SAT 11AM - 4PM

By using up-to-date technologies, the museum instills the memory of the Warsaw Rising in the national consciousness. This impressive, huge and modern museum takes you back in time to allow you to feel the climate and atmosphere of those days. The museum is not showing only the military history of a 63-day battle, but also the life of civilians in a city under siege.