I really enjoyed visiting this landmark. The best part of this landmark is that you can walk along…read morethe top of the wall, you can walk on either side of the wall at ground level, and you can also go through the main entrance. I also liked seeing this landmark because a lot of the wall still surrounds the Old Town City.

Tourist trap. Ordered wine 13 zlotys on the menu and was charged 27. I pointed this out and they…read moresaid I was a tourist so they gave me a Polish wine instead. Too many spiders in the window near our table.

Warsaw's best attraction in my opinion - mainly because it's FREE to check out! I love the…read morearchitecture I checked out here and how everything felt as if we were in the old days of Warsaw. The area is also very safe and kept well clean. This area is a bit of a tourist trap - but why wouldn't it be? Everywhere you walk you WILL definitely stop to take photos. It is so easy to get lost in the beauty of this area - you'll see what I mean if you come here. There is no better time to visit this place - any time of the day will do just fine. My preference though is to come here at night time - the place is beautifully lit then. This old town may not be as old as some other old towns in Europe, but it is still well preserved as if it was like the other old towns.

Warsaw was almost fully destroyed with World War II, and the old town of the city was no exception…read more However the old town was built to remodel the past. They did an amazing job in restoring it. UNESCO in 1980 notes the Old Town of Warsaw as a wonderful example of near total reconstruction of history of Warsaw from 13th to 20th century. The palace surrounding this area is also remodeled to the prewar times. The Old Town environment is tourist friendly and walkable in day and night time. There are many shops, restaurants, cafes, churches, palace etc around it. We did our Warsaw walking tour from this area too. The walking tour meeting point was Sigismund's Column. Side Note- The money exchange is very good in this area. It's better to get currency from the Old Town compared to the airport or other areas.~

We visited this cemetery yesterday, and it reminded me of the well-known Parisian cemeteries such…read moreas Pere Lachaise. It's rather large and it has a profusion of beautiful statuary. We were there for a few hours and that wasn't even enough time to finish seeing all of it.

Really like to go there to watch old graves. Enchanting place.read more

The original Old Town of Warsaw, and along with most of the city was destroyed in World War 2. But…read morethe Poles built it all back as closely as possible to the original design. They did such an incredible job rebuilding that I wouldn't have known if I didn't read about it advance. Like any European "Old Town", stroll the the streets, peek inside some shops, maybe enjoy some drinks and food at the tourist trap restaurants. While its definitely touristy, you'll find some unique boutique stores and lots of photo opportunities.

Plac Zamkowy is the famous castle square in the historic old town of Warsaw. It's always busy with…read moretourists and locals. One of the Christmas markets was in this square as well in December. It's all walkable area into the castle, shops, restaurants etc. For the holiday season they decorate a huge tree with many other holiday decorations. While being in Warsaw for a week, we roamed the Plac Zamkowy multiple times. It's gorgeous at night with all the lights. And radiantly beautiful with all the historic townhomes and buildings in the day time. The best views are seen of the castle square from above the St.Anne's tower. It's a tower in the square that you get ticket to view the town below. Side Note- If you plan on taking a walking tour, most of the walking tours start near the column area right in the middle of castle square.

The Royal Castle is worthy of a spot on your Warsaw itinerary if you are fascinated by history. I…read morewas eager to visit but will admit that the staff weren't friendly or helpful and very few spoke English making it difficult to find my way. The signage for the tour route was also poor and mostly non existent. Due to the language barrier, multi language signage really needs to be implemented so that all guests can self navigate. I purchased the ticket which was timed entry noting a 2pm beginning. I was supposed to receive an audio guide as it is included in the price. No one was able to tell me where to retrieve this. I saw a lady handing them out but she aggressively grabbed it from my hands and scolded that I wasn't with her group. She could not direct me. Beyond this incident, no one gave me a locker token to store my things which led to another misunderstanding between myself and the staff. They yelled at me for having a closed container water bottle and I was forced to toss it as no one could help explain the locker system. I also had so much trouble finding the starting point of the tour and was scolded for going the wrong way. Once I was finally on the tour, I did find it pleasant despite the lack of audio guide. Beyond the inside of the rebuilt castle are the lovely gardens. Entry to the gardens is free and there are plenty of benches to sit and enjoy. It was an inexpensive and rather short time needed to see everything so I am glad I stopped but really did find it in poor taste for the staff to treat tourists this way. Understandably, not everyone speaks English but in a major tourist attraction, I expect better signage. Would have rated higher if not for the rudeness and poor guidance.

Pure coincidence, but I came on a Wednesday which is a free day, nice!…read moreThe original castle, and most of Warsaw was completely destroyed in World War 2, but it was built back as closely as possible to the original design. The castle still looks old, but it definitely seems newer than other castles you may have visited in the past. You'll walk on a guided path through several opulent and beautifully decorated rooms filled with incredible art. The castle exterior is rather bland, but don't a judge a book by its cover? Maybe its more of 4 Star if you had to pay the 50PLN/$12.50 regular ticket fee, but that low cost shouldn't deter you from visiting this lovely castle. Plus you've already spent $1000s to get to Poland right?

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