Direct flights to Warsaw

Those interested in World War II will find plenty to fascinate them in, not only the museums, but also the very streets of this city when they holiday in Warsaw. It is not really a city aimed at modern fun-seekers, but there is a fairly jolly nightlife scene and some good boutiques for shoppers.

It also boasts some great outdoor spaces and its nightlife is known to be one of the best in Eastern Europe, with its many restaurants, cafes and bars to enjoy.

Find the best direct flight to Warsaw

Warsaw Chopin Airport is the largest airport in Poland with connections to hundreds of airports around the world. For example, you can find direct flights from pretty much every country in Europe to Warsaw. The same goes for several American airports. In the list below you find some of the most frequent connections – follow the links to see all flight options from each airport.

From other European airports

• Direct flights from Amsterdam (AMS) to Warsaw (WAW)
• Direct flights from Frankfurt (FRA) to Warsaw (WAW)
• Direct flights from Paris (CDG) to Warsaw (WAW)
• Direct flights from Vienna (VIE) to Warsaw (WAW)
• Direct flights from London (LHR) to Warsaw (WAW)

From the US

• Direct flights from Chicago (ORD) to Warsaw (WAW)
• Direct flights from New York (JFK) to Warsaw (WAW)
• Direct flights from Miami (MIA) to Warsaw (WAW)
• Direct flights from Newark (EWR) to Warsaw (WAW)
• Direct flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Warsaw (WAW)

Don’t miss this in Warsaw

Linking the Royal Castle with Old Town Warsaw, a stroll along the Royal Way is not to be missed. This beautiful boulevard is lined with stunning palaces and churches to discover and admire. Head into Warsaw’s Old Town where you will find many historical landmarks such as the Gothic-style Barbican.

The area became an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980 following its incredible rebuilding after World War II. For a cultural fix, don’t forget to take a visit to the beautiful palaces at Lazienki and Wilanow. Art lovers will find plenty of galleries to choose from, including the Academy of Fine Arts and the Warsaw Art Gallery, both showcasing the works of local Polish artists.

If it’s museums you are after, you really will be spoilt for choice from Warsaw’s extensive collection, each giving you an insight into the city’s past. Take your pick from the Historical Museum of Warsaw or the National Museum.

Enjoy an evening at the Polish National Opera House with the Warsaw Ballet Company or for those traveling with children don’t miss the excellent zoological gardens containing over 5,000 different animals or take a gondola ride on the beautiful Lazienki Lake.

How to find a cheap flight to Warsaw

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Warsaw climate – what to expect

Warsaw has a continental climate, with cold, snowy winters and mild summers. On average, summer temperatures range between 47F and 73F (9C and 22C), while winter temperatures range between 25F and 42F (-4C and 6C). July is the wettest month, though rain does fall sporadically throughout the year.