Flights to Warsaw
Discover Warsaw: Paris of the North
Warsaw draws visitors' attention not only through its rich history and many cultural activities (it owns 71 museums!) but also multiculturalism combined with nightlife, one of the best in Eastern Europe. Warsaw attracts history enthusiasts boasting of the reconstructed monuments of the Old Town after World War II so perfectly that they were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1980.
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The capital and the biggest city of Poland with 1,7 million inhabitantsCurrency
Polish ZlotyWeather
From May to September average temperature around 18 °C - 23 °CTime Zone
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Chopin Airport & Modlin AirportActivities
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Warsaw, once called the "Paris of the North" during World War II, was demolished by 65%, and after only five years of reconstruction, rose like a mythical Phoenix from the ashes. Did you know that there are about 90 parks in Warsaw, so they cover a quarter of the city? Most of the tourist attractions are found on the western bank of the Vistula. Explore Corendon Airlines' affordable and flexible Warsaw flights and book your flight to this magical city right away.
Warsaw Cuisine
Milk bars
Serving traditional cheap Polish dishes, incl. roulades, 'pierogi': ravioli- like dumplings, beetroot soup, chicken stock, tripe, dumplings stuffed with meat. Milk bars have their roots in the People's Republic of Poland when they lived their heyday because they served food “like Mom's” and at the same time, everyone could afford them and The most favorite milk bars of Varsovians are the Prasowy Bar, the oldest milk bar in Warsaw (est. in 1956), Bar Ząbkowski in Praga, which is considered the most authentic district in Warsaw and Bar Bambino.
Warsaw Culture
Palace in Wilanów
If you want to feel like you're at the royal court, be sure to go to visit the summer residence of the Polish king Jan III Sobieski. The palace is located 10 km from the center of Warsaw and is a fine example of baroque architecture combined with the influences of Old Polish architecture. Built on the order of King Jan III Sobieski in 1696, the palace was miraculously intact during World War II.
Royal Castle
In the 17th century, it was one of Europe's most beautiful royal palaces. Built as the seat of the Dukes of Masovia in the 14th century, it was blown up during World War II. The castle was rebuilt in 1971, and in 1980, together with the Old Town, it was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. It currently has collections of many valuable items and original works of art. Every day the Warsaw bugle-call sounds from the Clock Tower of the Castle at 11:15 am to commemorate the clock stopping at this time during the bombing of the Castle on September 17, 1939.
The Old Town Square
The Old Town Square was built at the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries when Warsaw received city rights. The square consists of 40 buildings decorated with Renaissance, Baroque, Gothic, and Neoclassical elements. At the end of World War II, 90% of the Old Town was bombed, and after five years, it was rebuilt with all the original details to such an extent that in 1980 the Old Town was placed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Only facades number 34 and 36 resisted the damage.
Warsaw Nature
Kampinoski National Park
This park is approximately 25 km from the city center and has been on the UNESCO World List of Biosphere Reserves since 2000. Tourist routes with a total length of 360 km allow for hiking, cycling, and horse riding. The symbol of the park is the moose living here in the wild with other animals, including beaver, fox, deer, roe deer, and wild boar.
Roof Garden
Located on the roof of the University Library with free admission. It is said to be the largest and most beautiful roof garden in Europe. The garden consists of a smaller upper part (area 2,000 m2) and a larger lower part (15,000 m2), where you can admire a fountain, a pond or granite sculptures. From the roof, you can also enjoy the amazing view of Warsaw and the Vistula River.
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Warsaw flight ticket
| Cheapest flight ticket | Airport | Flight duration | Cheapest date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antalya → Warsaw flight ticket: 57.99 EUR |
Frederic Chopin Airport | 1 hr 0 min | 05 Mar 2025 |
Direct flights to Warsaw
Due to the central location of Poland Warsaw, direct flights to Warsaw are in great demand. Flights from Poland to Turkey are the most popular during the holiday season. With Corendon Airlines, you can take direct flights to Warsaw from the following airports: Antalya in Turkey, Heraklion Kzantzakis in Crete, Hurghada in Egypt, and Rhodes. Direct flights from Turkey to Warsaw to the Frederic Chopin Airport by Corendon Airlines are available all year round. One of the unique advantages of the Antalya-Warsaw flight is the fact that the flight takes only 3 hours.
| Destination Airport: Warsaw (WAW) | |
|---|---|
| Antalya - Warsaw flight duration | 3:00 hours |
Cheap flight tickets to Warsaw
When you book your flight with Corendon Airlines, you can be sure to get a very good price flight. Cheap flights to Warsaw from Antalya are available all year round. Yet, remember that the Warsaw-Antalya-Warsaw route is very popular, especially in the summer season, so it would be a good idea to book a cheap flight from Turkey to Poland in advance.
To go from Chopin Airport to Warsaw
Once you land in Warsaw at Chopin Airport, you have several options to get to the city center. In addition to the 24-hour taxis, there are several bus lines, including one overnight, from the airport to the city and the journey takes about half an hour. You can also choose to travel by train, which will take you to the center of Warsaw in approximately 20 minutes. If you prefer to be independent, you can rent a car at one of the airport's rental offices open 24/7.
Accommodation in Warsaw
Accommodation in Warsaw is eagerly booked during the weekends because Warsaw is one of the cities often chosen for a city break. There are over 160 hotels of various classes in Warsaw, which means that both the tourist hungry for the luxury of a 5 * hotel and the one for whom cheap accommodation in Warsaw is important will not be disappointed. If you want to feel the ambiance of Warsaw from the period before the war, stay in one of the tenement houses in the Old Town converted into a hotel. Cheap accommodation is offered especially by hostels located in almost every district of the city as well as private accommodation or rooms. More and more popular, mainly among young people traveling with a backpack, is the possibility of free accommodation using the Couchsurfing system.
Warsaw weather
The weather in Warsaw is temperate, whereas the annual average temperature is 7.7 degrees C. However, in the period most suitable for visiting, i.e., from April to September, the average Warsaw weather is 22.2 degrees C. To experience this magical city for yourself, book the next flight to Warsaw from Corendon Airlines and begin your journey.
Warsaw cuisine
You're starving, and you don't have a clue what to eat? Hala Koszyki is the solution! Popular amongst Warsaw restaurants, this place will satisfy every appetite and meet every expectation. The shopping hall, built in the Art Nouveau style at the beginning of the 20th century, houses 18 different restaurants under one roof. A huge selection of Polish and global offers will gratify the palate of every culinary enthusiast: traditional Polish sausages from the countryside in the Małopolska province, homemade cold cuts, burgers in various editions, 50 types of fish, Mediterranean dishes, pancakes in many forms, Thai flavors and vegan street food. In the middle of the hall is Bar Koszyki, where several dozen people can sit simultaneously.
Milk Bars serve traditional and affordable Polish food, including roulades, 'pierogi' (ravioli-like dumplings), beetroot soup, chicken stock, and dumplings stuffed with meat. Milk Bars had their roots in the People's Republic of Poland when they lived their heyday because they served food "like mom's," and at the same time, everyone could afford them. The most favorite milk bars of Varsovians are the Prasowy Bar, the oldest milk bar in Warsaw (est. in 1956), Bar Ząbkowski in Praga, which is considered the most authentic district in Warsaw, and Bar Bambino.
Suppose you feel like typical Polish cuisine with a modern twist. In that case, it is worth going to the Restaurant "Bez Gwiazdek," where the menu changes every month, taking guests on a real culinary journey through Polish regions. The concept is based on a 6-course tasting menu; the ingredients for the dishes are always Polish, seasonal, and of the highest quality. The restaurant was founded and run simultaneously by one of the best chefs in Poland, Robert Trzópek. Search Corendon Airlines for the most suitable flights to Warsaw now and discover this beautiful city.
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