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Top things to do in Warsaw

Here are our top pick tours for the best Warsaw experiences:

1. Warsaw city tour
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2. Segway Tours in Warsaw
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3. Explore Warsaw's Old Town
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4. Pay Visit to Majdanek Concentration Camp
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5. Warsaw Vodka and Culture Tour
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6. Warsaw Ghost Walking Tour
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7. Chopin’s Birthplace Tour
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8. Warsaw Food Tour
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9. Warsaw Beer Testing Tour
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10. Warsaw Bike Tours
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Warsaw Barbican

Warsaw's barbican is a significant tourist attraction. The walls, passage, and semicircular fortified outpost are some of the few remains of this complex historical formation encompassing Warsaw.

Address: Nowomiejska 15/17, 00-257 Warszawa, Poland

Old Town Market Place

The Old Town Market Place is full of cafes, restaurants, shops and many other attractions. The new buildings have been renovated and reconstructed with a pseudo-antique façade, based on their original design from the 17th Century. The place has four sides - Dekert's Side houses the Warsaw Historical Museum; Barss' Side has the Mickiewicz Museum; Kołłątaj's Side is known for its gothic structure Zakrzewski's Side features the tower to the Jesuits' church and The Bazyliszek House.

Address: rynek Starego Miasta, 00-279 Warszawa, Poland

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Nowy Świat Street

This remarkable street attracts many visitors and is part of the Royal Route, a suggested tour path from the Royal Castle to another royal domain at Wilanów, King Jan III Sobieski's palace. Nowy Świat extends north to the Old Town, intersecting with many attractive streets leading to the Warsaw University Campus and the Nicolaus Copernicus monument. Southbound, Nowy Swiat changes into the sophisticated Ujazdów Avenue and straight on ending at the Wilanów Palace.

Powązki Cemetery

Powązki Cemetery, also known as Stare Powązki, is a necropolis (name has its origin in the Ancient Greek word νεκρόπολις nekropolis, meaning "city of the dead"). It is a complex of cemeteries with graves consisting of Roman Catholics, Protestants, Muslims, Jews and of Orthodox religion. Notable people, slain soldiers and civilians from the Warsaw Uprising, WWII, Battle of Warsaw, September Campaign and Invasion of Poland are resting here. Many mausoleums and graves have sculptures handcrafted by artists and masters of the 19th and 20th Centuries. A slightly spooky and surreal experience for tourists who visit the site. There are over 60,000 graves in the area.

Address: Powązkowska 14, 01-797 Warszawa, Poland

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Żoliborz ( visit site )

Zoliborz is a small borough, but it is considered one of Warsaw's most prestigious areas. A fine example of urban architecture, Zoliborz is beautifully planned with wide streets and parks. The attractive villages here have houses known for their modern façade. Tourists can also visit the Warsaw Citadel Museum here.

Address: ul. Słowackiego 6/8, 01-627 Warszawa

Warsaw Zoo ( visit site )

The Warsaw Zoological Garden maintains sufficient, well-marked space for each animal in the compound. Follow the zoo path leading to various speciality sections like Jaguars, Insectarium, Giant Ant-Eater, Aquarium, Cheetahs, Giraffes, Monkeys, Herpetarium (reptiles), Bird House, Rhinos, Elephants and the Australian Enclosure (kangaroos).

There is also the Fantasy Zoo attraction, where there are chairs, tables for eating, and slides and swings for the kids. Here, guests can pet animals and interact with goats, pigs.

Address: Ratuszowa 1/3, 03-461 Warszawa, Poland

King Sigismund's Column / Zygmunt's column

Sigismund's Column is a symbol of commemoration for King Zygmunt III Waza, who made Warsaw the capital of Poland in 1596. It is one of Warsaw's well-known landmarks and is part of the historical structures that transform the Old Town into a culture-rich destination and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Address: plac Zamkowy, 00-001 Warszawa, Poland

National Theatre, Warsaw 

The National Theatre is a hub for playwrights, actors, and artists and attracts many visitors each year. Gracing each stage are the theatrical productions influenced by Poland's political state. The more classical and original scripts match the glaring colours of theatrical posters at night.

Address: plac Teatralny 3, 00-077 Warszawa, Poland

Krakowskie Przedmieście

Krakowskie Przedmieście or Kraków Suburb is a must-visit for every tourist. It is part of the Royal Route. Along this high road stand many historical attractions: the Presidential Palace, the University of Warsaw, the Visitationist Church, and the Adam Mickiewicz monument.