Warsaw for everyone Depending on one's mood, one can go to one of many museums or go for a stroll. Worthwhile is the view from the Palace of Culture and Science... Those tired of the city's bustle can take in Warsaw’s environs, see castle ruins, or take a ride on a historic railroad. More information about tourist attractions can be found on: www.warsawtour.pl/en/tourist-attractions.html Spending a few days is worth it in order to experience the unforgettable atmosphere. The city’s diversity and richness means that there is something for everyone. Historic palaces and churches meet modern architecture, and cosy cafes compete with fashionable music-filled clubs. Regardless of the goal of your visit, Warsaw will make an impression upon you.

Warsaw City Break (click on the link to see more about each of this place)

Old Town and Surroundings

Royal Route

Judaica

Praga District

National Memorial Places

Socialist Realism in Warsaw

City of Chopin

Traces of John Paul II

Parks & Gardens

Warsaw without Barriers

Warsaw Tourist Information points Tourist information centres can be found in the vicinity of railway stations, at airports or in town centres. They are marked with internationally recognised ‘I’ symbol (or sometimes IT - Informacja Turystyczna).
The opening times vary depending on the seasonal traffic. The standard opening times are between 8 am and 4 pm. During the holiday peak season (June to August) or on weekends they may stay open as late as 9 pm. Information can be obtained in person, by telephone, e-mail or fax. Tourist information centres can help you plan your sightseeing route around town or find overnight accommodation. They will also tell you about public transport fares, organised events or the local tourist attractions. Information centres also supply promotional leaflets about the town and the region, street maps, information booklets and guides. Advice is also given, for example, about local Accident & Emergency facilities, specialist shops and current discount price offers for tourists. You can also ask them to call for you a taxi, reserve a restaurant table or help you hire a car. The Warsaw Tourist Office (Stołeczne Biuro Turystyki) is an entity that operates within the larger organisation of the City of Warsaw; it concerns itself with informing visitors about comprehensive activities related to tourism. Its tasks include:

managing the Warsaw Tourist Information Points and telephone hotlines,
which are at: 22 194 31 and 22 474 11 42

providing information about Warsaw and its attractions, as well as cultural, sporting and business/ trade fair events in the capital

arranging tour guides

distributing the Warsaw Tourist Card and travel publications (such as maps, guides, general information)

Warsaw Tourist Information points are located in:

Old Town Market Square 19/21/21a
(Rynek Starego Miasta 19/21/21a)
Opening hours
May-September: Mon.-Sun. 8 am - 8 pm
October-April: Mon.-Sun. 8 am - 6 pm

Warsaw Fryderyk Chopin Airport - Terminal 2
(Żwirki i Wigury Street)
Opening hours:
May-September: Mon.-Sun. 8 am - 8 pm
October-April: Mon.-Sun. 8 am - 6 pm

Central Railway Station – Main Hall
(Warszawa Centralna - Hala Główna)
54 Jerozolimskie Avenue
tel. +48 22 194 31, +48 22 474 11 42
e-mail: info@warsawtour.pl
Opening hours:
May-September: Mon.-Sun. 8 am - 8 pm
October-April: Mon.-Sun. 8 am - 6 pm

Outside Warsaw – main attractions More information can be found on:
www.warsawtour.pl/en/atrakcja_turystyczna/lista/en/116