Practical advice for the trip

Warsaw has a good public transport system that includes the metro, trams, buses and commuter trains. You can buy all-day or multi-day tickets that are valid for all modes of transport.
The fast and efficient metro has two lines – M1 and M2.

The center and the Old Town with the main sights are best explored on foot.

Most shops and restaurants accept credit cards, but it is better to exchange even a small amount in zlotys for small purchases.
Warsaw is generally a safe city, but be careful with your personal belongings, especially in tourist areas and on public transport.
Visit the tourist information center for maps, brochures and other useful information.

Where to go when you want to take a break from the busy city?
In summer, the banks of the Vistula River are a popular place for relaxation and walks. You can also rent a bike and ride along the river on the bike path.
The historic Wilanów Palace with its beautiful gardens beckons for a stroll. Although it is located on the outskirts of the city, it is easily accessible by public transport.

And where to shop? To buy fresh food and souvenirs, you can visit Hala Mirowska or the market on Defilad Square.
Large modern shopping centers with many shops and restaurants are for example Złote Tarasy or Arkadia.

In Warsaw, you can also visit the modern National Stadium - the largest football stadium in Poland, with a capacity of  nearly 60 thousand visitors.