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lazienki Park

lazienki Park is hands down the most beautiful park in all of Warsaw. It is also the largest park in Warsaw and lies on UjazdÑw Avenue. Filled with lush green lawns, immaculate gardens and beautiful flowers, visiting Iazienki Park is a real treat. You might even spot some elegant peacocks, here. On Sunday afternoons, for all you music lovers, there is a Chopin concert organised in the park. You can even spend an hour or so strolling along the gardens and enjoying its beauty and the peace. Read More

Situated inside the Baroque Ostrogski Palace, Chopin museum is a collection of this renowned musician's work. It also showcases Chopin's entire life. The collections are an eclectic mix of things -- Chopin's hair, his school books, his watch, etc, displayed at the basement of the palace. There are four floors in all, each displaying the stellar work of the great Polish composer, Frederic Chopin. There is also a listening library located in the basement area, if you'd like to browse through and listen to Chopin's work to your heart's content. Read More

Neon Museum

For a fun, offbeat experience, head to the Neon Museum inside the SoHo factory area. True to its name, the museum houses the best in neon! The Neon Museum of Warsaw is an attempt at preserving all the popular neon signs of the Communist period. It is beautiful when lit up. You will find completely lit, bright neon signs inside and also others that are unlit, but will be once darkness sets in. You can get here by using the tram service. Get down at Bliska stop. Read More

Old Town Square is a treat for architecture and history lovers! The buildings boast of styles like Gothic, Baroque, Renaissance, etc. The square is located inside Old Town, which is a quaint and charming little place. Think cobbled streets, widespread plazas, and vintage lamp-posts. This place is also a hotbed for true architecural gems. While here, you can visit King Sigismund's Column, St.John the Baptist Cathedral or the Jesuit Church. If you feel hungry or thirsty, you can duck into Podwale Kompania Piwna, for a hearty meal and a round of drinks.æ Read More

This beautiful structure has a long history behind it. It was re-made after the original castle was destroyed during WWII. The Royal Castle has truly seen it all. You could visit to just take in the beauty of the structure. Guides are also available to take you inside the castle and show you around. The dukes of Mazovia used it in the 14th century, followed by the Russian tsars. It also became one of the royal residences of the Europeans and even housed the Polish president! Read More

The Saxon Gardens were Warsaw's very first public park. These beautiful gardens were inspired by the French gardens of Versailles. Inside, you will find lots and lots of chestnut trees, old Baroque statues and a big lake, surrounded by a water-tower which has been built in the form of a Greek temple. After visiting all the museums and cultural places of Warsaw, you can easily unwind at the beautiful Saxon Gardens.æ

This grand palace is the most famous one in Warsaw. It is located at castle square and is a mix of Baroque and Neo-classical styles. This palace is of course, steeped in history. It was initially a plain manor house, until King Jan III Sobieski purchased it, turning it into a gorgeous villa of sorts. The owners of the 'villa' kept changing over a period of time, which is why it is filled with different styles of design. When you visit here, you will witness the Grand Entrance Hall, the Grand Dining Room and the Gallery of Polish Portraits. You can book your tickets online or even by phone.æ Read More