Warsaw

The Royal Route sightseeing trail, which stops at the famed Wilanów Palace, tops the list of things to do in Warsaw. The iconic multcolor buildings and cobbled streets of Old Town give the city is charming flair. Polish milk bars that hark back to the Cold War era are frequented by locals and tourists looking to get bargain, Polish comfort foods like borscht soup and pierogi fried dumplings.

Make the most out of your time in Warsaw by visiting between June and August. Despite the large crowds, the mild summer temperature allows for full enjoyment of outdoor activities such as walking tours and even lounging in open-air cafes in the historic Old Town Market Square. March, April, and October are also ideal months to visit with the spring and fall colors decorating the cityscape.

Majority of Warsaw hotels are located is the busy northern downtown area of Srodmiescie Północne. This district is bordered by the Vistula River and is just a 20-minute walk from the Old Town Market Square. For a more laidback atmosphere, Śródmieście Południowe offers both high-end and budget accommodation. Thanks to Warsaw’s extensive public transportation system, there are multiple options to get to popular attractions and landmarks regardless of where you stay.