1. Royal Castle
Address: plac Zamkowy 4, 00-277 Warszawa, Poland.
This was the residence of Polish Monarchs situated in the Castle Square in the Old town of Warsaw. Both this Royal Castle & Old town together listed in UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is a landmark of the city. The things you can visit in the interior are rooms of the Jagiellonian dynasty, Royal apartments, Parliament houses, portraits of Polish Kings, coins, paintings, etc.
2. Old Town
Address: rynek Starego Miasta, 00-001 Warszawa, Poland.
This is a well preserved UNESCO World Heritage site. This town got several damages during the II World war and restored later. It was constructed during the 12th & 13th centuries and the things you can visit here includes Old Town Market Square, Royal Castle, Historical Museum, Sigismund�s Column, Presidential Palace, etc.
3. Lazienki Park
Address: 01-999 Warsaw, Poland.
This public park was created in 1918 and this is the largest park in Warsaw. The park was designed in Baroque style and top attractions are a Palace in the banks of an artificial Island, Old Orangery, Art Nouveau Chopin Monument, amphitheater and a Botanical garden.
4. Warsaw Rising Museum
Address: Grzybowska 79, 00-844 Warszawa, Poland.
This museum was opened in 1983 in memory of the Warsaw uprising of 1944. This is a dedication for those who died in the war of Independence of Poland as well as Warsaw. It exhibits a number of artifacts including weapons and offers research facilities regarding the history of uprising.
5. Palace of Culture and Science
Address: plac Defilad 1, 00-901 Warszawa, Poland.
Do a visit to the tallest building in Poland with a height of 237meters. It functions as a Palace of Culture & Science and was opened in 1952. Art Deco & Stalinist architecture styles were used for its design. It has one of the tallest clock towers in the World and the facilities provided are theatres, libraries, sports clubs, cinemas, offices, bookshops, a large swimming pool, auditorium, University, etc.
6. Wilanow Palace
Address: Stanisława Kostki Potockiego 10/16, 02-958 Warszawa, Poland.
This is a 17th-century palace located in Wilanow. The amazing Baroque style architecture attracts a number of visitors towards here. The things you can visit here are the White Hall, Statue of Jan III Sobieski, Chapel, The Grand Vestibule, bedrooms of King and Queen, The Etruscan Cabinet, paintings gallery & museum, etc.
7. Copernicus Science Centre
Address: Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie 20, 00-390 Warszawa, Poland.
If you are a Science lover, don�t miss to visit this Science museum. It has permanent as well as temporary exhibitions with more than 400 objects, conducts science shows, it has two theatres and the object of this museum is to encourage people for self-experiments and clarifying their doubts.
8. Museum of the History of Polish Jews
Address: Anielewicza 6, 00-157 Warszawa, Poland.
This museum depicts the history of the arrival of Jews in Poland. This is a modern cultural museum and functions as a place for meetings, conventions, debates, and it aims for the good relationship between Poles and Jews.
9. Old Town Market Place
Address: rynek Starego Miasta, 00-001 Warszawa, Poland.
This is the commercial hub of Warsaw. This site also got some damages in World War second and restored after that. It was originated in the late 13th century and stands as the heart of Old Town as well as entire Warsaw. Other attractions are traditional buildings with Renaissance & Baroque style, Town Hall, etc.
10. St Anne�s Church
Address: Krakowskie Przedmieście 68, 00-322 Warszawa, Poland.
This is a 17th century Church in Krakowskie Przedmiescie. This is a historic landmark of the city. The neo-classical style of architecture is really amazing and the interior is decorated with Baroque style. It has several attractive chapels & interior filled with frescoes.
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