Warsaw, Poland-3-day-itinerary

Day 1: Monday

Morning

9:00 AM - Start at the Old Town (Stare Miasto)

  • Explore the colorful streets and historic buildings
  • Visit the iconic Royal Castle (Zamek Krolewski), a UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Stop by the nearby Warsaw Uprising Museum (Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego) to learn about the city’s history

Lunchtime

1:00 PM - Eat at Oki Doki, a modern Polish restaurant serving traditional dishes with a twist

  • Try their famous pierogi ruskie (potato and cheese dumplings)

Afternoon

2:30 PM - Visit the Lazienki Park (Park Lazienkowski), a beautiful royal residence park

  • Stroll through the gardens and visit the palace
  • Stop by the Palace on the Isle (Pałac na Wyspie), a picturesque building in the middle of a lake

Evening

7:00 PM - Enjoy traditional Polish cuisine at Podwawel, a cozy restaurant serving meat dishes and pierogi

  • Don’t forget to try some Polish beer!

Where to stay:

  • Consider staying in the city center or Old Town area for easy access to main attractions
  • Try Hotel Bristol Warsaw or InterContinental Warszawa for a luxurious stay

Transportation:

  • The easiest way to get around Warsaw is by using the efficient public transportation system, including buses and trams
  • You can also use taxis or ride-hailing services like Uber

Tips:

  • Learn some basic Polish phrases, such as “cześć” (hello), “dziękuję” (thank you), and “przepraszam” (excuse me)
  • Be prepared for crowds and lines at popular tourist spots
  • Don’t forget to try some traditional Polish street food, like zapiekanka (an open-faced pizza) or szarlotka (a sweet cake)

Day 2: Tuesday

Morning

9:00 AM - Visit the Praga District, a charming and historic neighborhood

  • Explore the narrow streets and visit the Praga Museum of History (Muzeum Historii Miasta Pragi) to learn about the district’s history
  • Stop by the nearby Kolonia Szkolna for some shopping and browsing

Lunchtime

1:00 PM - Eat at Mielnik, a popular restaurant serving traditional Polish cuisine

  • Try their famous zurek (a sour rye soup)

Afternoon

2:30 PM - Visit the Warsaw National Stadium (Stadion Narodowy), home to Poland’s national football team

  • Take a guided tour of the stadium and learn about its history
  • Stop by the nearby Legia Warsaw Museum (Muzeum Legii Warszawa) to learn about the city’s football culture

Evening

7:00 PM - Enjoy some live music at Warsaw Jazz Club, a cozy venue featuring local musicians

  • Try some traditional Polish folk music, like polka or mazurka

Where to stay:

  • Consider staying in the city center or Praga District area for easy access to main attractions
  • Try Hotel Mercure Warszawa Grand or Ibis Warszawa Centrum for a comfortable stay

Transportation:

  • Use public transportation, like buses and trams, to get around Warsaw
  • You can also use taxis or ride-hailing services like Uber

Tips:

  • Don’t miss the beautiful sunsets at the Praga District’s waterfront
  • Be prepared for crowds and lines at popular tourist spots
  • Try some traditional Polish snacks, like pączki (deep-fried doughnuts)

Day 3: Wednesday

Morning

9:00 AM - Visit the Copernicus Science Centre (Centrum Nauki Kopernika), a popular science museum

  • Explore the interactive exhibits and learn about science and technology
  • Stop by the nearby Warsaw City Museum (Muzeum Miasta Warszawy) to learn about the city’s history

Lunchtime

1:00 PM - Eat at Restauracja na Wyspie, a cozy restaurant serving traditional Polish cuisine

  • Try their famous bigos (a hearty meat stew)

Afternoon

2:30 PM - Visit the Nowy Świat Street, a popular shopping and dining street

  • Browse the shops and cafes, and grab some souvenirs or snacks
  • Stop by the nearby Warsaw Philharmonic Concert Hall (Budynek Warszawskiej Filharmonii) to catch a concert or rehearsal

Evening

7:00 PM - Enjoy traditional Polish cuisine at Restauracja Podwawel, a cozy restaurant serving meat dishes and pierogi

  • Don’t forget to try some Polish beer!

Where to stay:

  • Consider staying in the city center or Old Town area for easy access to main attractions
  • Try Hotel Bristol Warsaw or InterContinental Warszawa for a luxurious stay

Transportation:

  • Use public transportation, like buses and trams, to get around Warsaw
  • You can also use taxis or ride-hailing services like Uber

Tips:

  • Don’t miss the beautiful sunsets at the Old Town’s waterfront
  • Be prepared for crowds and lines at popular tourist spots
  • Try some traditional Polish snacks, like zapiekanka (an open-faced pizza)