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Sydney Kingsford SmithWarsaw Frederic Chopin
SYD - WAW
SYDWAW
Sydney Kingsford Smith
Mon 4/11
1 stop43h 40m
Warsaw Frederic Chopin
Mon 18/11
1 stop40h 00m
Sydney Kingsford SmithWarsaw Frederic Chopin
SYD - WAW
SYDWAW
Sydney Kingsford Smith
Mon 4/11
2 stops50h 05m
Warsaw Frederic Chopin
Mon 18/11
2 stops47h 25m
Sydney Kingsford SmithWarsaw Frederic Chopin
SYD - WAW
SYDWAW
Sydney Kingsford Smith
Fri 11/10
2 stops38h 50m
Warsaw Frederic Chopin
Sat 16/11
2 stops32h 05m
Sydney Kingsford SmithWarsaw Frederic Chopin
SYD - WAW
SYDWAW
Sydney Kingsford Smith
Mon 14/10
2 stops26h 45m
Warsaw Frederic Chopin
Sun 27/10
2 stops35h 40m
Sydney Kingsford SmithWarsaw Frederic Chopin
SYD - WAW
SYDWAW
Sydney Kingsford Smith
Sun 11/8
2 stops27h 15m
Warsaw Frederic Chopin
Tue 17/9
2 stops25h 10m
Sydney Kingsford SmithWarsaw Frederic Chopin
SYD - WAW
SYDWAW
Sydney Kingsford Smith
Tue 11/6
2 stops24h 50m
Warsaw Frederic Chopin
Wed 19/6
2 stops35h 15m
Sydney Kingsford SmithWarsaw Frederic Chopin
SYD - WAW
SYDWAW
Sydney Kingsford Smith
Wed 2/10
2 stops40h 55m
Warsaw Frederic Chopin
Fri 25/10
2 stops33h 10m
Sydney Kingsford SmithWarsaw Frederic Chopin
SYD - WAW
SYDWAW
Sydney Kingsford Smith
Mon 14/10
3 stops38h 55m
Warsaw Frederic Chopin
Sun 27/10
3 stops40h 15m
Sydney Kingsford SmithWarsaw Frederic Chopin
SYD - WAW
SYDWAW
Sydney Kingsford Smith
Thu 12/9
2 stops50h 40m
Warsaw Frederic Chopin
Thu 19/9
2 stops40h 00m
WAW Temperature | -1 - 17 °C |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to Warsaw, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, July is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 17.0 C. Travellers hoping to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around -1.0 C).
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Our flight was changed a couple of times. It was a choas just to a boarding pass!! Boarding was not better!
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Our flight was changed a couple of times. It was a choas just to a boarding pass!! Boarding was not better!
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Our flight was changed a couple of times. It was a choas just to a boarding pass!! Boarding was not better!
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Our flight was changed a couple of times. It was a choas just to a boarding pass!! Boarding was not better!
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Our flight was changed a couple of times. It was a choas just to a boarding pass!! Boarding was not better!
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Our flight was changed a couple of times. It was a choas just to a boarding pass!! Boarding was not better!
In some ways, the city of Warsaw reflects the spirit of its people. Razed during the Second World War and rebuilt, in large part, in utilitarian Soviet style, the capital of Poland might not have the uniform beauty of Krakow, but it’s a lively, forward-looking city.
The Old Town’s history spans the 13th to the 20th centuries. It is postcard pretty, but what makes it remarkable is that as the area was bombed and blown up during the war, it is almost completely reconstructed. After the war, volunteers armed with old maps and paintings sifted through the rubble for reusable bricks and decorative features. Other sights include the Royal Castle, King Sigismund’s Column, the Market Square, and the Barbican.
One of the defining landmarks in Warsaw is the Palace of Culture and Science, which was “gifted” to the Polish nation by Stalin. Many locals consider it Warsaw at its worst. As for memorials to the fallen, these include the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Saxon Garden, the Warsaw Uprising Monument, and the poignant Maly Powstaniec (Little partisan) which commemorates the children who fought in the Warsaw Uprising.
There are many excellent museums throughout the city with insights into Warsaw’s dramatic past, including the National Museum, the Warsaw Uprising Museum and the Museum of Independence.
Head to Nowy Swiat, the picturesque main boulevard where you’ll find lots of shops and restaurants, as well as the seat of Polish government. Some eateries can be expensive here and if you’re looking for cheap meals, then try a “milk bar” which offers hearty simple food in a stripped-down bistro environment. If you’re looking for trendier modern spots, head to Praga on the east side of the Vistula river where you’ll find factories converted into art and restaurant spaces.
Warsaw’s busy Old Town was rebuilt after the city’s near destruction in World War II. To keep the city’s history alive, the buildings were rebuilt in their original 17th- and 18th- century style. Restored buildings, Baroque and Renaissance merchant houses, open-air restaurants and the Historical Museum of Warsaw all surround the lovely Old Market Square (Rynek), one of the area’s focal points. Buskers, painters and musicians constantly entertain spectators and traditional horse-drawn carriages clatter down the roads. If you take one of the cobbled streets leading away from the square, you’ll run into Gothic churches and former aristocratic palaces, and eventually the medieval walls that surround the city. Also worth a stop is the Royal Castle. Once home to Polish Kings, the palace is now a museum displaying tapestries, furniture and decorative collections.
Warsaw has four distinct seasons. Spring (March through May) starts out cold and ends with warm and sunny days. Summer (June through August) is warm with lots of rain. July is the hottest month with temperatures reaching the mid-20s. Autumn (September through October) is the reverse of spring, and ends with cold foggy days. There can be lots of snow from December through February, and January and February temperatures can drop to minus figures but this is the time when you can find the cheapest flights to Warsaw. Most travellers book their flights from late-April through October.
Within the city it’s very easy to get around between the trams, buses and the Metro. And you can always set out on your own two feet.
After catching a flight to Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport (WAW), the easiest way to get to the centre is to catch a cab, bus or shuttle bus. Since the airport is so close to the city (10km south west of Warsaw), rates are all affordable.
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