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Witamy w Warszawie! Especially for those interested in culture and history, there are entertainments to discover here, but those who are looking for party and enjoyment will also get their money's worth in Warsaw. We at TicketLens have put together some activities and things to do that you should include in the program of your visit to Warsaw.
By Maurizio Massaro
By Maurizio Massaro5 things to do in Warsaw
Some activities in the capital of Poland that you should include in your programJam from the Warsaw Ghetto, Museum of the Warsaw Uprising | Flickr: Przemek P CC-BY 2.0
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Spend a day at the museum
There is no shortage of museums in the Polish capital, which has been shaped by history as well as being a center of art and culture today. From the Museum of the Warsaw Uprising to the National Museum of Art to the small but beautiful Neon Muzeum, the city has exhibitions for a variety of interests. Tickets for a museum visit can be purchased at least partially in advance online.Museums
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Warsaw Uprising Museum
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Palace of Culture and Sciences | Ulmon: CC-BY-NC-SA 2.0
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Visit the highest building in Poland
Extremely interesting is a guided tour of the Palace of Culture and Science, a 237-meter skyscraper built in the 1950s at Stalin's behest - and therefore initially unpopular with the population. Poland's tallest building houses cinemas, theaters and offices, as well as a shopping center and restaurants.Palace of Culture and Science
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Warsaw by night | Flickr: Kamil Porembiński CC-BY-SA 2.0
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Partying the night away
Warsaw has a vibrant nightlife and from pub crawls to organized club visits, there's plenty on offer for revellers and those interested in the local pub scene alike. Tours around night activities can be found under the following link.Night Experiences
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Market Square in the Old Town of Warsaw | Pixabay: Lajos Móricz PD
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Enjoy the picturesque old town of Warsaw
The almost completely restored Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a must-see on a city tour of Warsaw. Especially worth seeing are King's Castle, Sigmundsäule and Johanneskathedrale as well as the old city wall. Guided tours of the Old Town of Warsaw are offered by various guides and companies.Royal Castle
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Fresh pierogi - classic of Polish cuisine | Pixabay
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Taste Poland's hearty specialties
Food tours, vodka and beer tastings, pierogi workshops and much more: Warsaw offers culinary experiences where you get to know (and perhaps love) Polish cuisine and its highlights. A visit to a bar mleczny (milk bar) where pierogi and much more can be eaten in a kind of canteen setting is also particularly authentic.Food Experiences
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We have compiled a list of must-see places in Warsaw.Royal Castle with courtyard | Pixabay
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Royal Castle
The late medieval Warsaw Royal Castle was reconstructed in the 1970s and 80s and, as part of the Warsaw Old Town, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Within this important Warsaw attraction, the Throne Hall, the painting gallery and the castle church are particularly worth seeing.More Information & tickets
Łazienki Palace | Flickr: Ian Stedman CC-BY-SA 2.0
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Łazienki Park
From the Royal Castle to Wilanów, the Warsaw Royal Route also leads through the 80-hectare Łazienki Park. This is also where the 17th-century Łazienki Palace and other notable buildings are located. The baroque garden with various statues and monuments completes this attraction for architecturally interested guests.More Information & tickets
Palace of Culture and Science Warsaw | Ulmon: CC-BY-NC-SA 2.0
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Palace of Culture
The Palace of Culture and Science, built in 1955, is the tallest skyscraper in Poland and houses theaters, cinemas, restaurants, a swimming pool, and offices. It is one of the most spectacular examples of socialist realism in Warsaw. During guided tours, you can learn more about this impressive high-rise building, which was also inspired by the Empire State Building.More Information & tickets
Art Gallery | Wiki Commons: Adrian Grycuk CC BY-SA 3.0 PL
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National Museum
European and Polish art from the Middle Ages to the present can be found in the National Museum Warsaw (Muzeum Narodowe). In addition to the permanent exhibition, there are always new and exciting temporary exhibitions to see.Wilanów Palace
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Wilanów Palace
The Polish Versailles is located in the complex around the Wilanów Palace in the district of the same name, south of the city center. A special highlight here is also the Poster Museum, whose collection of art posters is the largest and most prestigious in the world!More places to see in Warsaw
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5 historically important sights in (and around) Warsaw
History, Remembrance, and CommemorationWorld War II plays a significant role in Warsaw, not least because Poland recorded over 5 million civilian casualties during its course, many of them in Warsaw, which suffered extensive destruction. The following period of the Cold War and the Real Socialism was characterized by foreign control and deprivation. Various sights and museums in the city provide information about Warsaw in the 20th century and earlier.POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews
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Museum POLIN
The Museum of the History of Polish Jews (POLIN) has been showcasing the eventful history of the Jewish population in Poland since 2013, from the Middle Ages through the Shoah to the present day. A visit is worthwhile for a compellingly curated overview of Jewish-Polish history.More Information & tickets
Warsaw Uprising Museum | Pixabay
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Warsaw Uprising Museum
In Warsaw, the Nazis and their collaborators were confronted with armed resistance from the ghetto: The Ghetto uprising of 1944 was one of the largest uprisings against National Socialist rule in Europe. The Warsaw Uprising Museum (Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego) impressively demonstrates how attempts were made during the two-month uprising to weaken the German occupation and build democratic structures.More Information & tickets
Monument to the Ghetto Heroes
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Warsaw Ghetto and Monuments
In the Warsaw Ghetto, the so-called Umschlagplatz was the place where Jews were assembled and "selected" before their deportation. Today, a monument in the same place commemorates the deportation and murder of Warsaw's Jews and is considered one of the most important attractions in Warsaw. Heroes of the Warsaw Uprising are dedicated to another monument, around which many guided tours through the area of the former ghetto take place.More Information & tickets
Everyday objects from socialist Poland | Flickr: Surreal Name Given CC-BY 2.0
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Museum of Life under Communism
In the Museum of Life under Communism, everyday life during the time of the Iron Curtain in Europe is depicted - interesting insights into life in the real socialist People's Republic of Poland until the revolution in 1989. While this museum also deals with more recent history, it also presents somewhat lighter topics, making it a Warsaw attraction for families with children.Treblinka Concentration Camp Memorial | Pixabay
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Treblinka Concentration Camp Memorial
The site of the National Socialist extermination camp Treblinka is now a memorial that can be easily reached from Warsaw in a day trip. 17,000 unprocessed granite stones commemorate the countless murdered victims, and an exhibition center conveys the history of the camp. Around 60,000 visitors from all over the world visit the Treblinka Memorial every year.More Information & tickets
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Written byMaurizio MassaroMaurizio is a cosmopolitan, a musician and comes around. In his role as a content manager at TicketLens, he is always striving to find new offers as well as writing about sights all over the world.
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