Warsaw
WarsawThings to do in Warsaw
17 attractions in Warsaw with visit length, visitor rating and a live booking price, including POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, COSMOS Museum Warsaw, Chopin Concert Warsaw. Booking ahead saves a wait at the box office.
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What to see in Warsaw
Highline Warsaw: Entry Ticket + Rooftop Bar Access
POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews: Entry Ticket
POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews
COSMOS Museum Warsaw: Entry Ticket
COSMOS Museum Warsaw
Chopin Concert Warsaw
Chopin Point Warsaw
Hop-on Hop-off Bus Warsaw
Pleyel Salon Warsaw: Chopin Concert
Highline Warsaw
City Sightseeing Warsaw
Chopin Piano Concert
Fryderyk Chopin Museum
Polish Vodka Museum: Guided Tour in English + Tasting of 4 Vodkas
Polish Vodka Museum
Retro Bus Tour Dark Side of Warsaw
Palace of Culture and Science
Wilanów Palace: Skip The Line Ticket + Private Guided Tour
Polish Dumplings Cooking Class with a Tasting of Liqueurs
Warsaw Chopin Airport Transfer to/from Warsaw
Warsaw: Guided Pub Crawl
Lazienki Krolewskie + Palace Private Tour + Cruise
Airport Transfers Warsaw
Lazienki Park
The Royal Castle in Warsaw
Warsaw Pub Tours
Warsaw City Tours
Warsaw Food Tours
Warsaw: Guided Walking Tour with Fryderyk Chopin Museum & Concert
Warsaw Royal Castle: Private Guided Tour + Skip-the-Line
Warsaw: Taste of Poland Food Tour + Guided Walk
Warsaw: The Vodka Tasting Xperience
Warsaw Zoo Park
Warsaw Zoo Park with Private Transport
Wilanów Palace
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Tickets & experiences in Warsaw
Tickets for attractions in Warsaw, booking ahead skips the queue.
Q&A
Answers to your questions
What are the top attractions in Warsaw?
POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, COSMOS Museum Warsaw, Chopin Concert Warsaw are among the highest-rated. The best-rated is Palace of Culture and Science (5.0/5). The full list is below, sorted by rating.
How much do attraction tickets cost in Warsaw?
It varies by site and by date — small sites run a few euros, major sites and shows cost more. The live price is in each attraction's booking widget. A combined city pass pays off if you visit several sites a day.
Should I book attraction tickets in advance in Warsaw?
In season and at weekends — yes. Popular sites sell timed entry, and booking online saves a queue of half an hour or more. Off-season you can usually buy on the spot.
How many days do you need for Warsaw?
With everything here, 3–4 days is comfortable. Plan 2–3 attractions a day at an easy pace.
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Sources: Attraction details & ratings: Tiqets · Tickets: GetYourGuide (partner)