In the article about Warsaw sights we present only few, most marvelous places, that you simply have to see. Of course it’s not all, Warsaw is not only Old Town or Royal Baths Park. Below you can find another sights that are worth seeing during your visit in capital of Poland. Prepare yourself for unforgettable esthetic impressions!

Old City

Must-see for All!

In the area of Old Town you can’t miss Royal Castle, Main Square with colorful tenement houses and famous statue of Mermaid. It’s a good idea to get a ride with droshky. It’s quite expensive, but it’ll let you to marvel Old Town during charming journey. You should also pay attention to St. John’s Cathedral and remains of city walls with barbican.
Don't miss also: New Town - built few years after Old Town. It marvels with an incredible architecture

Palace of Culture and Science

Different point of view

Downtown is also interesting sight, completely different than Old Town. Most important in this area are surroundings of Palace of Culture and Science. Seat of Dramatic Theatre, Museum of Technique or Congress Hall are those parts of Palace which should interest you most. Don’t forget about Palace itself! It’s worth to climb (or if you prefer go by elevator) on the viewing terrace on the 30th floor to see magnificent view of Warsaw. Especially charming in the evening!
Don't miss also: Prozna Street - most interesting remains of Jewish ghetto in Warsaw

Royal Bath Park

Calm Your Mind

Next must-see is Royal Bath Park. It’s ideal for some sunny afternoon, when whiteness of monuments’ front elevations shine in sun. View of Palace on Island at noon when rays reflecting on the pond is simply breath-taking! In Royal Bath Park you can calm and relax before the way to the right bank of Vistula.

For truly explorers only!

This site of the city wasn’t destroyed as much as the left bank after World War II. It represents totally different style, architecture is from early 20th century. You should focus especially on the Praga North. This place is known as the most dangerous Warsaw district, but only at night. Remember about two tips – don’t leave your car in this area and always say that you’re fan of Legia Warsaw football club. It will make you safe. Praga North is full of post industrial buildings and interesting temples. This is the place which shows the character of interwar’s Warsaw. Maybe it’s not so attractive as Old Town, but it's a must-see for truly explorers, who don’t want to visit only ordinary places.
Don't miss also: Rozyckiego Bazaar

Warsaw Panorama