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👤 Population
1.9 million
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Old Town
Historic district with cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and Market Square.
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Łazienki Park
Expansive park featuring palaces, gardens, and the Chopin Monument.
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Royal Castle
Reconstructed castle that served as the residence of Polish monarchs.
Old Town Market Square
Colorful central square of Warsaw’s Old Town, a perfect starting point for sightseeing amid reconstructed medieval architecture and nearby historic attractions.
Palace of Culture and Science
Iconic skyscraper housing theaters, museums, and an observation deck.
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National Museum
Major museum with extensive collections spanning ancient Greek, Egyptian and Roman art, medieval works, Polish painting, sculpture, and international pieces.
St. Anne’s Church
One of Warsaw’s oldest churches, known for its Neo-Classical facade, lavish High-Baroque interior, and striking hand-painted frescoes.
Chopin Museum
Dedicated to composer Frédéric Chopin, presenting his life and works in Warsaw through curated displays that connect music history with the city.
Wilanów Palace
Baroque royal palace with extensive gardens, known as the 'Polish Versailles'.
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Multimedia Fountain Park
Popular summer attraction where fountains perform choreographed water-and-music shows, with weekend light displays and a nearby water playground for kids.
Mausoleum of Struggle and Martyrdom
Sobering museum in former Gestapo detention cells, tracing resistance-era persecution through preserved spaces and exhibits on wartime imprisonment and torture.
Warsaw Uprising Museum
Museum dedicated to the 1944 uprising against Nazi occupation.
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Powazki Cemetery
Warsaw’s oldest cemetery, established in 1790, featuring serene paths, impressive sculptures, and notable graves that reflect Poland’s cultural history.
POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews
Museum chronicling the history of Jews in Poland over 1,000 years.
Museum of Modern Art
Contemporary art museum near the Central Railway Station, showcasing Polish and international exhibitions with regular English guided tours.
Copernicus Science Centre
Interactive science museum with hands-on exhibits and planetarium.
Praga District
Bohemian neighborhood known for its street art, galleries, and nightlife.
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Vistula Boulevards
Scenic riverside area popular for walks, cycling, and leisure activities.
Śródmieście
Central district known for historical landmarks, trendy cafes, and proximity to the business center.
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Śródmieście Zachodnie
Known for elegant architecture, proximity to Łazienki Park and numerous embassies.
Mokotów
Residential district with green spaces, modern housing complexes, and access to international schools.
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Wola
Thriving and dynamic district with modern residential complexes and a variety of amenities.
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Old Mokotów
Blends rich past with modern living amenities, offering unique charm.
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Old Town
Teems with colorful buildings, grand cathedrals, and restaurants offering authentic cuisine.
Żoliborz
Features a mix of pre-war buildings, art deco architecture, and tree-lined streets.
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Powiśle
Located along the Vistula River with a trendy and artistic atmosphere.
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Ochota
Offers urban convenience and serene living with numerous parks and green areas.
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Saska Kępa
Quiet, green, and clean area with pre-war mansions, embassies, and popular river beaches nearby.
Old Żoliborz
Known for its parks and peaceful living environment.
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Stara Ochota
Sought after for its modernistic architecture and nostalgic charm.
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Szczęśliwice
Combines green spaces, peaceful environment, and a family-friendly atmosphere.
Wilanów
Upscale housing developments, proximity to international schools, and rich in greenery.
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Praga
Funky, artsy side with street art, trendy restaurants, and snug bars.
Muranów
Quieter, historically significant district near Old Town, anchored by POLIN Museum and WWII memorial sites.
New Town
Near Old Town but slightly calmer, offering proximity to key sights without staying in the busiest core.