When to go à VARSOVIE - WARSZAWA ?
Warsaw's weather is a combination of oceanic and continental climate, thanks to its coastline in the north and its high mountains in the south. If the summer is generally beautiful and warm in the Polish capital, with the mercury rising to 25°C in July-August, the winters are much harsher and snowy. Thus, it is not uncommon for temperatures in Warsaw to reach -5°C in January.
When to go to Warsaw? All seasons are ideal for travelling to Poland. Benefiting from a continental climate, summer is hot and sunny, making it the best time to travel to Warsaw. The golden autumn ñ very often offers a pleasant climate, just like spring ñ and these two seasons have a little fewer visitors. Winter is very cold, but Warsaw has a special charm under its snow cover. Let us also give the example of the Rynek, often one of the most beautiful and lively places in a city, the main square. In summer, it is covered with terraces, the place where all the activities take place. But in winter, if there is less animation, there is still this particular atmosphere, and it is not distorted by the terraces. You can then fully admire its architecture, for example from inside one of its many bars or restaurants and enjoy a hot and delicious soup. When to go to Warsaw? All year round, with a slight preference for summer.
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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.
