Top sights Warsaw. What to see in Warsaw

The city of Warsaw spread over the shores of Vistula, this is an ancient and majestic capital of Poland. Write to attend all the sights of Warsaw, and not knowing what to see and where to go, inexperienced tourist should remember that the capital of Poland Warsaw became in 1791.

This year was significant for Poles, unfortunately, from the historical era practically no evidence remained. Architectural structures, in part of Warsaw, called the "old city", were built a little more than a century ago. Most of them were also rebuilt due to the events of World War II.

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It is hardly possible to plunge into the medieval past of the city. Tourists are invited to visit a number of castle buildings rebuilt and open for free access as art galleries and museums. There are several extensive park areas in the city, the metro network, comfortable public transport, Cafes and restaurants offering various sizes of European and even Asian cuisine.

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One-day excursion

Most popular with tourists one-day excursions According to Warsaw, allowing to inspect most of the places worthy of attention and take pictures with famous monuments of art and architecture. Unfortunately, not many tourists have an idea of \u200b\u200bwhat to see in Warsaw for 1 day.

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During the excursion, you must visit:

The Palace of Culture and Science is a 231-meter building, which is a real complex of museums, libraries, observatories and offices. The building was built on the orders of I. V. Stalin and was the gift of the Soviet people to the Polish workers. Luxurious height is the most high building in the town. From the height of the last floor, a delightful view of the old and new part cities.

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The building is available for visitors from 9. 00 to 18. 00, in summer time until 20. 00. On the evening Friday and Saturday viewpointLocated on the last floor of the palace, you can visit it until 23.00. The entrance is paid, at daytime - 4. 76 euros (20 zł), in the night - 5. 23 euros (22 zł). The Palace of Culture is the best place, from everything you can see in Warsaw for 2 days.

The Royal Palace of Sigismund III Vases - the construction of the palace ended in the first half of the XVII century, the last update of significantly dreamed walls was held by Stanislav understood, in this regard, in some guidebooks, the building is called the palace of this last Polish king. The palace is located on the Castle Square ("Platas Castle"), which is also the center of the historic and cultural life of the city.

On holidays, there are noisy walking on the square, fairs are arranged. Interesting this place looks like on New Year's Eve and Christmas. You can get by your foot - by rented a bike using the subway, or a taxi. Bypassing the entire palace with the territories adjacent to it are possible in 3-4 days.

Krakow suburb - the picturesque area of \u200b\u200bWarsaw with attractions that attractions tourists with colorfulness, abundance of souvenir shops and restaurants.

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Here you can buy souvenirs for every taste and pocket, as well as admire a number of architectural monuments, such as:

1. Chapan palace.
2. Palace Tyshkevichi.
3. Hotel Bristol.
4. The Academy of Fine Arts (many students from other European countries are trained in the Warsaw Academy).
5. sculpture compositions depicting Mitzkevich, understood, prunses.
6. Warsaw University.
7. Krakow suburb - Paradise for tourists, he is recommended to all visit, not knowing what to see in Warsaw in one day.

Market Square - the Old Town (Storego Movie) - a place for shopping and an ordinary walk, attracting tourists also by the presence of an old statue of the siren. The sculptural composition was created in the middle of the XIX century by the sculptor by Konstantin Hegel (Sirena is depicted on the coat of arms Warsaw and is a symbol, a defender of the city).

As followed by the author, Sirena was depicted with a sword-lined with a sword and a round shield. As a pedestal, a fragment of the rock was performed. Modern tourists are offered a copy of the sculpture, the remains of the preserved original are stored in the urban museum. Market square is one of best placesWhere to go to Warsaw is simply necessary, regardless of how many days is a visit.

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If desired, you can extend your stay in the city and find other attractions in Warsaw:

• Ostrog Palace;
• Lazenkovsky Palace;
• Uyzdovsky castle.

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Find these buildings can be easily on the map of the city, not even knowing the Polish language and not hiring a guide.

An excursion can be planned even in winter. Popular tourists tourists from park zones or nightlings. The described places are not all that can be viewed in Warsaw.

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In Warsaw, several extensive park areas, on the territory of which lakes, palaces, art galleries, museums are located, charity events are held, they give musical ideas.

Most popular Moz for rest are considered " Royal Lazenki."- Palace-Park Ensemble. The central place in the ensemble is assigned to the Lazenkovsky Palace, the majestic walls of which are reflected on the transparent stroit of the lake.

The palace is drowning in green areas, is a grandiose structure, against which excellent frames are obtained. A museum was organized in the palace, in which the collections of paintings made by the royal family over the centuries were exhibited.

The poker decoration is the sculptures of Chopin and Heinrich Senkevich. On holidays, concerts and festivities are arranged on the palace of the territory, the famous artists come. The territory of the complex is huge, because walks are easier to make a bike.

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The price of a ticket for visits to all museums does not exceed 20-25 zł. On Thursday you can visit all exhibitions and complexes completely free. The park is styled, one day for a tour is not enough, it is not to get around it for 3 days.

In Warsaw there is something to see and with children. Planning a walk, it is mandatory to purchase a ticket to the Botanical Garden, broken on the roof of the University of Warsaw.

Walk through the night city

No less interesting Warsaw at night. Fountains Park Fountains Park Fountains. It is located on the banks of the Vistula, it works in spring and summer, at the autumn time only until the end of September. Fountains are hit to the music, all this is highlighted by lasers, resulting in an enzyme show.

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At the same time, up to 30 thousand liters of water highlighted by 300 multi-colored reflectors are thrown into the air. Entrance to the Park's territory is free, many explanatory signs are written in Russian.

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Winter can be visited Palace Squarelocated along the same address as the Royal Palace. At this time, a huge spruce is installed, transfusing with all the colors of the rainbow. Here are the traditional New Year processions, Christmas chants and other entertainment events. Go to Warsaw better in winter, when no other thing is to tear off from walking and entertainment.

Museums

The main sights of Warsaw are museums. The most famous museums of the city are:

1. National Museum. Opened in 1862. It is considered one of the oldest museums in Poland. The museum presents over 800 thousand exhibits. A number of halls are devoted to painting and various directions in art. The museum keeps the largest picture in Poland "Battle of Grunwald", the author of which is Jan Mateyo. The museum is on the shore of the Wisla, the cost of the entrance ticket is 15 zł.
2. Museum-Palace in Valyanov. As a museum, Yana Sobyksky Palace, built at the end of the XVII century, is used. At different times, the castle owned Isabel Lubomirskaya and princes Potocks. The museum presents a collection of portraits of Polish kings. Palace is located on the bank of the pond surrounded by garden plantings. The place deserves close attention from tourists. The cost of the entrance ticket - 20 zł.
3. Historical Museum. Available to all visitors of the market square. The museum building is located in 11 buildings adjacent to each other. The presented composition tells about the history of Warsaw. Works museum since 1939. The cost of the ticket is 9 zł. This is one of the best places where to go with the whole family.

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Warsaw is not attracted attractions, but still in this city there are a lot of interesting things, for example:

• In the 1960s, a building, 1.5 kilometers long, was built in Warsaw, called the structure of Beijing. The house consists of 22 two high-rise buildings, combined with each other, which occupies, in general, 88 thousand square meters. Up to 7 thousand people live in the structure. The house is the pride of Poles and one of the attractions attracting tourists. The second such high-rise building is not in the whole Poland.
• A residential building located on the Golden Street Warsaw is one of the highest residential buildings in the European Union. Its height reaches 192 meters, the area is 72 thousand square meters, residential premises are located on 52 floors. Designed the building American architect - Daniel Libereskind.
• In Warsaw, a skyscraper was preserved, built in 1908. The building height of 51.5 meters was intended for the Polish telephone joint-stock company.
• The tail of mermaids (sirens), the sculpture of which is installed on the market square (old city), is considered magic. In his poring his man comes true. All tourists hurry to see the mermaid.
• Warsaw is the only Polish city in which there is a subway.
• In Warsaw, 66 universities and various educational institutions.
• Sweets produced on the oldest caramel European factory are famous for the whole world.
• There is not a single circus in the city, but there are many theaters, the locations of which are indicated on the map.
• One of the streets is named after Winnie Pooh (here you need to make a mark - "I will look with the child," children under 10 will be delighted).

The tired tourist is invited to taste the famous Polish soup with sausages, as well as stewed vegetables. Poles are large lovers of mushrooms and berries, many residents of Warsaw are specially leaving the city to search them in the forest and the subsequent workpiece for the winter.

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Poles consider Warsaw a rather noisy city, but in reality it is not. In the capital full of secluded places. In comparison with others european capitals, Warsaw and at all deep province, at the same time not deprived by the attention of many tourists who prefer slow walks to noisy entertainment. Map Warsaw Pottit in places.

Short guide to the sights of the city for those who are traveling here or what to see in Warsaw for 1 day. Where to swell and dine.

How to get to Warsaw

1. In the city and here, urban transport goes here for only 1 €. Bus stop near the outlet from the airport. Who does not want to deal with the transport and is ready to pay 30 € can order a transfer on the Russian-speaking site.
2. Located outside Warsaw. You can go from here on 9-33PLN buses for 9-33PLN, by train for 19PLN or ordering for 50-60 €.
3. How to get to Warsaw from other cities well described in the instructions, and.

Where to stay in Warsaw

During my trips to this city, I tested more than 10 accommodation options that described in the article. Therefore, below will be a brief list with the main advantages.

Hotels:

1. The budget hotel costs 20 €, but often arranges for 9 €. Location near Warszawa Zachodnia train station, it's easy to leave for two Warsaw Airport.
2. A more expensive hotel for 30-40 € is closer to the center and the Palace of Culture is only 10 minutes walk. The rooms are more comfortable than IBIS. Not on popular days prices fall to 20 €.

Hostels:

When there are no numbers in Ibis Budget my elections are hostels. The most comfortable nia believes, which is located in the city center and costs 6-9 €. As an alternative is still tested with the price of 7 €. It is 10-15 minutes walk from the center.

What to see in Warsaw

My route implies walking around Warsaw, but for those who want to see much more than anything else is worth looking towards the tourist bus for 15 €. All attractions of the bus travels in 60 minutes.

If you have more time than 1 day or you do not want to read tedious guidebooks, then you should look at with Russian-speaking guides.

The arrival in Warsaw was to dinner by the Plusbus bus from Belostok, bought for 0.5 €. The road occupied for 3 hours, time passed quickly, because The bus was WiFi and sockets for charging phones.

The bus stops in the center of Warsaw at the Palace of Culture, built in the USSR. Many learned a similar structure in Moscow.

Just take a picture by the palace there will be little. I advise you to bypass it around. A lot of interesting see, because The building is multifunctional. Below you can see photos of the theater of dolls and several fountains by the palace. If you wish, you can climb the viewing platform in the palace itself and take a look at Warsaw with a high height.

Another beautiful fountain with a small park will meet you on the approach to the tomb of an unknown soldier. The park itself is called the Saxon Garden.

The grave of the unknown soldier of the people of the USSR people will not be surprised, but this monument is special. He is dedicated to all soldiers when either fought for Poland, in all wars, what the story knows. On black signs listed wars in which they took the participation of the Pole defending this land.

If you take a while walking nearby, then you can catch the shift of Karaul. It looks very beautiful, no worse for example, the same change of guard in Prague, which converts crowds of tourists, and there is almost no one here.

Old city

From the leaving horror of the monument headed in Old city. All tourists who arrived in the city are going here. Below a couple of photos from the Old Town (Barbakan, Mermaid and).

Having finished the inspection of the old city descended to the center of Warsaw by. This is a historic pedestrian street. On the way, we met such an original car.

On the same street there is a university. You can go inside and walk on cozy courtyards University.

Literally 10 kilometers from the center of Warsaw, there is a Vistanow Palace, which surrounds the most featured park with the same name. In former times, he successfully served as a summer residence of the famous Polish family of sores; and now one of the oldest museums countries. His discovery occurred at the beginning of the XIX century. Here you can get acquainted with the richest collection of art objects, as well as personal items, both members of the Polish royal families and their close. Here you can also see part of things from the personal assembly of Count Stanislav Pototsky, who, in fact, is the founder of the museum. Entrance ticket It costs 20 zł, however, keep in mind that on Tuesdays the museum does not work.

23 kilometers in the northern direction from the capital you can visit a more modest museum in the palace of the city of Tolec. In this palace-museum you can get acquainted exclusively with the interior items of the XVIII century. Even literally on the very outskirts of the Polish capital you can visit the cute botanical Garden. You will need only to get to the elite area of \u200b\u200bthe suburbs of Constantine Lake. Understand this suburbs - you can admire its picturesque streets and luxury palaces Building the beginning of the last century, as well as chic modern residences belonging to the wealthy citizens of Warsaw.

While in Warsaw, it will be just offensive not to visit the town of Zhelyovzov Wolia, located at a distance from the capital of 55 kilometers. The easiest way to get there is to take a free bus from the Music Academy on any day off. If you pass from Warsaw about the same distance, only in another direction, then you will get into the small town of Sohachev. It is possible to visit a very interesting museum of narrow-chain railway. There you can do the most interesting excursion On an old locomotive, in the course of which you can at the same time see the beautiful surroundings of Warsaw. The price of such an excursion also includes a walk through the woods and a small picnic with a fire.

You can still independently or in the composition excursion group Go to the small town of Pultusk, which is 65 kilometers from Warsaw. There you will see a house in which Napoleon Bonaparte stayed at one time, then the most beautiful castle in the Renaissance style, the Catholic Cathedral of the XV century and the market square of the European Union.

80 kilometers in the Western direction from Warsaw, there is a village of Nebov, there you will be able to get acquainted with the wonderful collection of Western European painting in the beautiful palace of the prince of Radziwill, and in the nearby village of Arkady, you will certainly visit the romantic garden that once Princess Elena Radziwill.

It is necessary worth a visit located 120 kilometers from Warsaw Museum of the Mazovian village in the city of Serpz. The total area occupied by the museum is more than 60 hectares, and it is located in a very beautiful area on the banks of the Serpenice River. The exposition of the museum is represented by peasant yards, a korchma, blacksmith, a church, chapel and mill. All this refers to folk architecture The second half of the XIX and the beginning of the 20th century. Still in Serpent, it will be necessary to impede the building of the City Town Hall, there are very often interesting exhibitions.

In the city of Plock, 120 kilometers from Warsaw, there is a Mazovian museum with the largest collection of art in the style of sessesian. In this unusually interesting meeting, you can admire the collections of glass products, tin, jewels, silver, sculptures, ceramics, clothing, painting, accessories, furniture and various interior items.

In the estate of Krasinsky, 110 kilometers in the northern direction from Warsaw there is a beautiful museum of romanticism. First of all, you will see the surprisingly beautiful neootic mansion of the XIX century, and already beware of the exposition dedicated to the life and history of the Krasinsky family. Then you will be able to wander through the beautiful mansion to the beautiful park.

If you are interested in more than ancient fortress, then you will certainly move to the Fortress Modlin, located at the merger of Vistula's River and Narev. You will need to drive by train in the northwestern direction from Warsaw. The Fortress Modlin is considered to be considered a wonderful monument of defense architecture and has international significance. By the way, it is also the largest size in size not only in Poland, but also on the entire European continent.

Another 35 kilometers from Warsaw you can wander on the ruins of the castle of Mazovian princes. It was a castle built in the Gothic style at the turn of the XIV and XV centuries. At that time he had a huge military value and witnessed the most interesting events. At a later time, the castle was a residence of Korolen Bona, and then during the Swedish invasion was partially destroyed and after no longer able to recover. Since the ruins of the castle are on a high hill, then from its walls, and especially the towers with a beautiful view of the surroundings and the Vistula River. In the summer, knightly tournaments and various events are held here.

80 kilometers from Warsaw, in the northeast direction in the town of Liv, you can explore the Arsenal Museum, open on site. ancient castle The first half of the XV century. This is one of the most interesting monumentslocated on the border of Mazovia from the poles. In this museum there is one of the largest collections of old weapons, as well as a large collection of painting and graphics directly related to military topics.

For seven centuries, Warsaw has survived several conquests and destruction. The entire historical center of the city was equal to the ground during World War II. Tens of years Restorers painstakingly studied documents, old engravings and photos and literally on the brick restored the capital of Poland from the ruins.

As a brilliant feature of the restoration, the historic center with its squares, castles and chosets hit the UNESCO heritage list. Nowadays, the tourist walking on a market square and contemplating a powerful Royal Castle, with difficulty guess that these attractions are only a few decades.

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What to see and where to go to Warsaw?

The most interesting I. beautiful places For walking. Photos and a brief description.

The historic center of the city. In the XIII century, the first stone of the Future Polish capital was laid here. Around the old city of the centuries, life was boiling - merchants went on the fairs, stray artists arranged street performances, the crowds of Zewak were going to lay on fires where the witch and sorcerers were burned. Of the historical buildings, almost nothing survived, only the ground floors and basements, but from this the old city does not lose its charm.

The palace is 10 km away. from the Polish capital. He was erected in the XVII century for the king Yana sobular and his wife Maria Casimir Louise. At the request of the queen during construction, the creators focused on French architectural school (Baroque style prevails). At the beginning of the XIX century, one of the first artistic museums in Poland was opened on the territory. During the Nazi occupation, the collection of the museum was looted, but then they were returned back to Poland.

Architectural I. cultural monument In the center of Warsaw, erected in the XVI-XVII centuries by the Lithuanian prince Sigismund. During the Northern War, the castle was plundered by the Swedes and gradually dilapidated. It is noteworthy that in 1829, the Russian Emperor Nicholas II (at that time, the compolute was part of the Polish) Russian Empire). Modern the Royal Castle - a copy of the facility blown up by the Nazis to the second world War.

Central Square Warsaw, surrounded by the main attractions. Located within the Old Town. In the center of the square installed a memorial column in honor of King Sigismund III Vase. From the Castle Square, the royal tract begins, which leads to a suburban residence of Yana III. In the Middle Ages, this place was a concentration of urban life, all major events took place here.

One more central squaresurrounded by houses with multicolored plaster. Each building is unique, on each facade different pattern and colors. The market square in the old century was Warsaw's shopping pulse. It has always been crowded, lively and fun. Making a leisurely walk through this place, you can feel the real atmosphere of the Middle Ages.

Powerful fortress Construction The XVI century in the system of fortifications of the Old Town, erected by the project of the Italian Master D. Batista. The building did not perform defensive functions. The base of the Barbakana Tower has a monument to Siren. According to the legend, in the distant times of Siren emerged from the river and told people that a great city will appear on the shores soon. Nowadays, an exhibition gallery is located on the territory of Fort.

Russian fortress of the XIX century, built on the orders of the imperial authorities after the November uprising. There was a prison for political prisoners and rebels. An important historical milestones of the Polish national liberation movement are connected with the fortress. After the occupation of Poland in 1915, the citadel moved into the hands of the Germans. But they were expelled in 1918. The fortress has moved away to the newly formed Polish independent state.

The monument, perpetuating the memory of the fallen Polish patriots during the Warsaw Uprising of 1944. He was officially opened in 1989 at the very place where freedom fighters were hidden from German occupiers. The composition depicts two groups of rebels, which seem to rise from the ruins and courageously rush into battle. The monument is one of the most interesting and visited monuments in Warsaw.

Polish temple name - Church of St. Yana. This is the oldest Catholic Church of the capital, which was built in the XII-XIV centuries. Here, for centuries, important events took place: coronation, conclusions of peace treaties, lush funeral of the monarch of the monarch. The church played the role of the spiritual center of the Polish state. The modern building of the temple is a new model, since the historical building was demolished during the German occupation.

Church of the XVI century, which also could not avoid the fate of the world war destroyed. In the middle of the XIX century before the temple stood the statue of the carrier cross of Jesus. The church is notable for the fact that in one of his walls there is urn with the ashes of Frederick Chopin. In the XX century, the temple was completely rebuilt, but work on the external and interior decoration continued in the XXI century.

The temple was founded by the ruler Jan III and his wife in the XVII century on its own funds. Inside is the tomb of the Polish Princess - Yana III daughter. The church is built in the style of classicism and baroque with strict adherence to geometric proportions on the project of the architect T. Gamerski. After the bombardment, only the Garden of the XVII century has been preserved. The temple was rebuilt in the middle of the 20th century.

The current cathedral arising from the generous financing of Princess Anna Radziville. Inside the church rests her dust. At the expense of numerous rearrangements in the architectural composition, a single style is not traced, mixing elements from different eras prevails. The seacol's bell tower is used as an observation deck. According to the legend, if a young couple is marriage in the church of St. Anne, the marriage will be long and prosperous.

Frederick Chopin is a famous Polish composer, whose creative path was associated with Warsaw. The exposition of the museum consists of items belonging to the musician. In addition to letters, music scores and personal belongings here you can see the piano, followed by the master. In addition to the traditional exhibition, a multimedia exposition is working, where you can learn about the details of Chopin's biography.

Museum dedicated to the research and life of the famous woman-physics Maria Sklodovskaya-Curie. Thanks to its research, the table of chemical elements was replenished with two new elements - polonium and radium. The name "Polonius" was given a substance in honor of the birthplace of a scientist - Poland. Maria twice was awarded the Nobel Prize. The museum was organized in 1967 by the efforts of her daughter Eva Curi.

Museum dedicated to the Polish Armed Forces. The exposition covers the period from the emergence of the Polish state to modernity. At the open-air exhibition, samples of weapons from other countries are presented: artillery guns, tanks, fighters, armored vehicles. Inside there are collections of medieval weapons, armor, banners. The museum stores the tricon and Saddle of Napoleon Bonaparte.

Scientific Interactive Museum, where visitors are invited to independently put experiences. It is one of the most advanced museums of this type in Europe. The inner space is divided into several thematic areas telling about entire plants of human knowledge. The first permanent exposition earned in 2010, and after 1.5 years, about 2 million people visited the museum.

High-rise construction, almost an exact copy of the Stalinist height in Moscow. It was erected by the Russian architect L. Rudnev by order I.V. Stalin, which thus wanted to make a gift to the Polish people. Here are offices, cinemas, a large conference room, museums and exhibition galleries. The spire of the building dominates all the buildings of Warsaw and serves as a reference for not knowledgeable city of tourists.

The former residence of the Saxon Kurfyust and the King of August II, an accurate copy of the building of the XVII century, which was destroyed during World War II. Since 1975, the castle began to restore from the very foundation, in 1981 the center opened on its territory modern art. Nowadays, Uyzdovsky castle became a platform for numerous creative festivals, copyright shows, art salons and photo exhibitions.

Another ex-residence of Kurfyust August II strong. This majestic and picturesque building was called the "Palace of Water", since its base is installed directly on the surface of the river. The palace complex consists of the main building, bathing, a white house with galleries and pavilions. Inside the main building is an art gallery, where more than 2 thousand canvases are exhibited.

Picturesque quiet park surrounding the Lazenkov Palace. It was created as natural ReserveBut eventually became a public square. Since the beginning of the XIX century, entry into the territory was allowed for all people. The Park has a monument to F. Chopin - a copy of the 1926 monument, which destroyed the Nazis. According to well-groomed parks and paths, it's nice to walk in a ribbon summer day.

The capital of Poland to military actions on its territory was one of the most beautiful Eastern European cities. After World War II, the city was destroyed by 85%, which did not prevent him at all after long and painstaking tuning to become serious tourist centerrich in unusual locations. The sights of Warsaw, of course, mostly constitute new-built buildings, although there is here and the historical part.
Now the super-modern Warsaw impresses visitors with mirror skyscrapers ahead with multiple representatives of religious architecture. The tragic and severe history of this city today remains only in the textbooks of the history and memory of people. And for Warsaw travelers, it is a warm and cozy space for a multifaceted rest, where the study of the historical part plays a significant role.

What sights Warsaw see first

The sights of Warsaw, as mentioned earlier, are divided into modern and remaining partially as possible after the fighting, after which the restored. Because of their large number, tourists should build the most successful routes to study the city.
This is especially true of those foreigners who plan to see the sights of Warsaw in one day. The manifold of cultural and history monuments requires careful selection in order to see the pearl of the city for a compressed term of the city. Below are the best sights of Warsaw, on which the day will be quite enough.

Top 10 main attractions of Warsaw

Sightseeing excursions Warsaw

When an acute is the question of how to attach maximum information and impressions in a minimum of time, a convenient online service comes to the rescue. It is here that holidaymakers will be able to choose interesting sightseeing sightseeing, which will not only introduce them to Warsaw's sights, but also teach otherwise to look at such cities. After all, the history of the Polish capital really deserves attention. This is an example of courage and faith in their own forces that have been rewarded in dignity. Therefore, for tourists who want to learn more, excursions of different topics will become an excellent vacation addition.

Sights Warsaw and surroundings with photos and descriptions

The main sights of Poland in Warsaw are restored historic buildings that have the oldest view, recreated with great difficulty. They were tuned on the basis of drawings, photographs and old plans, which in itself is a huge achievement of Poles. A lot of interesting locations are presented in the city, which must be seen by tourists. There are those places that are visited in "obligatory order", others remain out of close attention. But their diversity allows you to make your own route to each person based on individual desires.

Top 30 sights Warsaw

1. Old Town - Old Maust

This is the oldest historic district of the city, which is the most visited location. The sights of the Old Town in Warsaw is the ability to see the most medieval buildings and squares. In particular, urban walls, market square, cathedral. These are restored cultural monuments that suffered greatly during the war. Nevertheless, painstaking work, sieving ruins, looking for decorative elements and returned to their place to their place. Today, the old town is striking with its greatness and allows you to penetrate the atmosphere of antiquity. It is included in the UNESCO Heritage List.

2. Royal Castle

The architectural and historical monument is one of the most visited, because previously he was a residence of political figures. Today, the museum with permanent exposition and temporary exhibitions is located in the walls of the majestic fortification. This is a reconstructed ensemble, because the war did not leave the building and the trace.
The price of visits to the castle for adults will be 30 Polish zlotys (approximately 530 rubles). Children under 16 can see one of the most popular sights of Warsaw for 1 Polish Zloty (about 18 rubles). In the summer, the average work schedule from 10-00 to 18-00, in the winter - from 11-00 to 16-00.

3. Lazenki Park

Royal Lazenks are another name of an amazing green park, spreading on an island surrounded by canals. Here, at one time, a Uyzdovsky castle was built with a beautiful view of the Vistula, Lazne (Bathing) and Hermitage. Of course, the war did not spare and this secluded corner.
But after completion, the park became a place of relaxing and enjoying the beauty of nature. Here you can feed the protein from the hands, listen to the musical concerts or singing of birds. Noise and walk on lawns, frighten animals and fish from ponds is prohibited. Visit to the park is not paid.

4. Museum of the Warsaw Uprising

It would seem how to create a place telling about terrible events to leave about yourself light and pleasant memories from the visit? Poles managed. Modern techniques and special effects disclose all the details of 1944, when the Polish army by all means self tried to overcome the occupation within 63 days.
The museum is open to the audience on weekdays from 8-00 to 18-00. On weekends, you can go from 10-00 to 18-00. Weekend is Tuesday, and on Sunday a free entrance. Price on other days: full - 18 zlotys (315 rubles), preferential 14 (245 rubles).

5. Vilantavsky Palace

The palace and park ensemble wagging because of its rather distant location from the center of Warsaw became the attraction, which is hardly the only one survived the war without losing the appearance. The baroque palace was built in 1677 and managed to save the exterior and interior. Today, tourists come here to admire the original furniture, frescoes, portraits and sculptures that carefully stores this place.
The average museum work schedule from 9-30 to 16-00, on Sunday from 10-30 to 18-00. An hour before the closure of visitors cease to skip. The cost of visiting adults is 20 zł (350 rubles), preferential categories - 15 (263 rubles), in the park you can enter 5 (87 rubles) and 3 (52 rubles) zlotys, respectively.

6. Museum of the History of Polish Jews

The interactive museum, which occupies a significant area, tells about the history of the Jewish people in Poland. It was opened in 2013 on the territory of the former Warsaw Ghetto. The building is decorated in modern style and contained a large number of exhibits. Moments are revealed here millennial history Jews right up to military events when they were deposited by an unenviable fate in Warsaw and other cities.
Museum object can be visited as part of the excursion, in order to learn more, as well as take an audio guide. On Thursday, free entrance.

7. Market Square

Located in the Old Town, the market square remained the main center of trading and just a wonderful place to meet. It is framed by bizarre multicolored facades from all sides, and now the heart of the city is ready to become a cozy corner for tourists. Especially beautiful on the square in the winter, when a free rink opens, and everything around is decorated with an elegant Christmas illumination.
There are many diverse cafeterias and interesting authentic institutions. A cup of coffee in the old town can be at a price of 10-15 zł (175-262 rubles).

8. Science Center "Copernicus"

In 2010, the Amazing Science Center for Copernicus opened in Warsaw and since that time he is a mandatory visit site for tourists who came to Poland. Its popularity is due to the possibility of touching any exhibits, independently conduct experiments and endlessly study various center zones. This landmark of Warsaw is perfect for visiting children.
The cost of the room is 22 zł (385 rubles) for adults, for students and pensioners - 16 (280 rubles), for schoolchildren - 13 (227 rubles). Children under 2 can pass for free.

9. Museum of Frederick Chopin

Lovers of creativity (especially, musical) will surely be happy to visit the expositions dedicated to the world-famous Polish composer. You can see two branches at once: House Chopin and a small salon of the Chopin family. In addition to the exhibition, which presents collections of photographs, documents, manuscripts, notes and many other visitors will be able to visit musical events here at some days. The museum received five exhibition levels, among which there are even audiocomnants.
Works museum from 11-00 to 20-00. There is a children's room. Ticket price 22 zł (385 rubles) - adult, 13 (227 rubles) - preferential, on Tuesdays the entrance is free.

10. Castle Square

Square is located between the old town and the Royal Palace. From the latter, its name happened. In the center of the square there is a column of King Sigismund, set at this place back in 1644. After its destruction in the military period, it had to be restored until 1949. Later she became a pedestrian zone. The Castle Square has already received its modern appearance in 1988.
This is a good location to create beautiful photos, Easy hiking and time in small cafes.

11. Lazenkovsky Palace

The residence of the last Polish king is straight on artificial islandFor which the name of the Palace is also obtained. Registration is made in the style of early classicism. The building framed a Lazenkovsky Park and two colonnade bridges. A wonderful example of the architectural monument of history necessarily deserves attention.

12. Column Sigismund III

On the Warsaw Square, the design appeared in 1643-1644. The monument itself was made of bronze, and the pedestal is out of stone. It is installed right before Royal Palace. The depicted Polish king supports the left hand of a large cross. In turn, he holds a saber curve. The authentic column was destroyed during 1944 and was restored in 1949. The pillar was created from granite.

13. Warsaw Citadel

The Russian fortress of the XIX century in the city appeared after the Polish uprising that occurred in 1830. Nicholas I elevated a design to protect the territory of Russia. Warsaw Citadel is one of the names, the other is Alexandrovskaya. Now in the brick structure and on the nearby area there is a memorial complex.

14. Warsaw Zoo

This sights of Warsaw for children is best suited. The huge zoological garden has become a house for 553 species of animals. It was opened back in 1926 and has expanded significantly since that time. During the war, many animals died, the part was deported, and also distributed through German Zoos. The acting pig farm remained on the territory of the zoo, where hundreds of Jews from Ghetto were hiding.

15. Saxon Sad.

The major city park was founded in 1727 and immediately became publicly available to all local. It was created in the prototype - the Versailles Park, so Baroque is visible in the design. In the 19th century, the garden acquired English features, a fountain and water tower was built. After the war, the park was significantly injured, but over time he was renovated.

16. Uyzdovsky Castle

In the park of the same name, the former residence of the Polish king of Augustime is presented. Baroque style built in 1659-1665. Unfortunately, in this case, the war played a keen joke and completely destroyed it. Restoring the building took up in 1975, and achieved significant success in reconstruction. Now there is a center of contemporary art.

17. Krakowsky subsenst

Avenue of 1 km long connects the old part of the city with a modern center. Walking on the road, tourists will find many sights of Warsaw. The modernization of this location was held in 2006-2008, and during this time there were wide sidewalks and a new narrow bridge from the Chinese granite. From here you can easily get to palace Park Ensemble Lazenki.

18. Palace of Culture and Science

In the capital of Poland there is a colossal tower in Soviet style - the Present Poles from the Soviet Union and Stalin personally. The Palace of Culture and Science still remains a rather controversial building, which was repeatedly thought of destroying. Now there are exhibition halls, cinema, planetarium and museum, office complex and much more. Various events are held in the yard. On the 30th floor, the highest Polish observation deck is open.

19. Warsaw Barbakan.

The fortification is part of the fortress walls that were erected in the 16th century. Semicircular fortified outpost is among very few historical monuments, preserved on the territory of Warsaw. The fortification facility was a component of a complex of fortifications that surrounded the capital of Poland. Restored after the war in 1952-1954.

20. National Museum

The art museum opened in 1862, but he received his own building only in 1927-1938. A significant part of the rich collection was exported by the Germans, and the rest was increasing during the uprising. The museum fund was replenished only in 1961-1964, when large-scale excavations were carried out. Now there are assembled antique, east, early Christian, modern Polish, decorative and other arts, engravings, sculptures, coins, medals, books, photos and iconography.

21. Museum of Maria Sklodovskaya-Curie

Expositions are devoted to an outstanding physics woman, whose life and work deserve attention. Family documents, values \u200b\u200band objects of life, photos, laboratory accessories and well-known minerals with radium are collected here. The laboratory is here as such. But there is an opportunity to purchase a variety of souvenirs: from postcards to magnetics.

22. Museum of the Polish troops

The exhibition halls are located in a single building with National Museum. The exhibits that tell about the history and victories of Poland's military personnel are gathering and submitted here. Extensive collection of armor, staff uniforms of the Polish army, battle painting, weapon samples - with all this should be found in the walls of the museum. Most of Dedicated to the participation of the Polish army in World War II.

23. Church of St. John the Baptist

The Gothic Cathedral of the Brick is the current Catholic Temple. Its foundation is dated 1390 year, but, like many other sights of Warsaw, the temple has been bombarded, almost the storm building. Most of all injured the inner decoration of the church. Later, an alleged initial appearance was recreated.

24. Church of the Holy Cross

The temple is built in a baroque architectural style. Basilica was created in the period of 1679-1696, but was destroyed in the period of hostilities in Poland. The temple was tuned already in 1945-1953. Before the construction is a bronze statue of Jesus Christ, carrying a cross. The church on the street Krakowsky suburb belongs to the ancient Catholic Order - Lazarists.

25. Church of the Holy Casimir

The church erected at the end of the 17th century appeared straight from the reconstructed building. During hostilities, the Temple was used as shelter for the civilian population. After its destruction, restoration lasted 15 years. Preserved in the cathedral organ and bells. Palladianism was chosen - an early form, the basis of which is strictly following symmetry.

26. Church of St. Anne

The church is located in the historic part of the city and decorated in a neoclassical architectural style. This is one of the oldest Warsaw facilities undergoing many changes and reconstructions. The initial type of church was preserved on archival photographs of the city. Now the temple combines several styles, among which high baroque, non-hereniss, late gothic and others.

27. Monument to the Warsaw Uprising

The famous design was delivered in 1989 at the entrance to the system tunnel, which was used by the Poles to carry out escape from the German troops. Warsaw uprising is the tragic head in the history of the state. The monument must remind people about thousands of heroes who gave lives for their country. It is depicting the military personnel of the Army of Core, revising from the ruins.

28. Monument to the heroes of the ghetto

Another landmark of Warsaw, designed to keep the memory of military events is a monument to the heroes of the ghetto. He is dedicated local residentswho experienced the destruction of the city. This is a stone parallelepiped, where the figures of the rebels of different age and gender are observed on one of the sides. On the other you can consider the suffering from the elderly and women.

29. Monument to the young rebel

The bronze statue is dedicated to children who also became part of the Warsaw uprising of 1944. A little boy in a big helmet with a Polish ribbon and with a weapon in his hands does not seem funny - his eyes are full of decisiveness. The monument was established in the city in 1983. This is another reminder of terrible events that deprived Polish kids childhood.

30. Monument to Chopin

The bronze monument is a tribute to the great composer. It is located in Lazenki Park. The stylized composition is sitting under the Mazovian scarlet figure of Chopin. This is one of the most recognizable sights of Warsaw. The image is found on printed and souvenir products.

Sights Warsaw and surroundings on the map

As can be seen from the information above, the city is rich in various interesting locations, so I want to see more. But how to cover the maximum number of cultural monuments, history and architecture, if the idea with the order of the excursion does not attract?
Map of Warsaw with landmarks in Russian will greatly alleviate the vacationer procedure for compiling best routes For dating the city. It is convenient and practical, moreover, the way can always be bruthecking or adjusted.