Travel guide Warsaw

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Travel Guide Warsaw
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Warsaw : Where to go?
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Warsaw : How do I travel?

How to go alone

You will have no problem reaching Warsaw from Western Europe. The city is very well served by airlines. Count on 2 to 2.5 hours for a direct flight. Note that the price variation depends on the airline used, but, above all, on the reservation delay. As for the less popular periods, a much shorter delay should not prevent you from getting an interesting price.

Flight Paris-Warsaw. Expect prices starting at €80 with a low cost airline and €180 with a regular airline.

How to go on a tour

There are many ways to discover Warsaw: weekends, self-guided tours, guided tours or tailor-made trips. The specialists offer the necessary services to organize your personalized trip. The "hotel + transport" packages are very popular to discover Warsaw for a weekend. You can find such packages from about 300 €.

How to get around

Warsaw has an efficient public transport system that will allow you to reach the four corners of the city for a few euros. The tramway works very well and is now coupled with the Warsaw metro, but you can also travel by bus or cab. Note that the tourist areas can be visited on foot or by bicycle.

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Warsaw : Discover

Welcome to Warsaw, the capital of Poland! A visit to Warsaw is an escape to a dynamic and bewildering city. As you stroll through the streets of this modern city, you'll be struck by the striking contrast between the modernity of its imposing buildings (loosely inspired by American megacities) and other buildings, such as the Palace of Culture and Science, inherited from the Soviet era. A 30-minute walk will take you to the old town, which was partially destroyed during the Second World War and rebuilt almost identically until the 1970s. Warsaw is a city of history and culture, and there's no shortage of museums, festivities and guided tours! Take advantage of the city's bars, cafés and restaurants to make culinary discoveries, and when the sun comes out, stroll through the city's many parks to recharge your batteries.

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