Handpicked by a Warsaw Local Expert, we bring you our guide to 'Top 5 Things To Do with Kids in Warsaw'.
1. Warsaw Zoo: Take your kids on a wild adventure at the Warsaw Zoo. With over 500 species of animals to see, children will be thrilled to experience the wonders of the animal kingdom.
2. Old Town: Explore the charming streets of Warsaw's Old Town. Kids will love the colorful buildings, street performers, and horse-drawn carriages that make this area a delightful place to visit.
3. Copernicus Science Centre: Let your little ones unleash their curiosity at the Copernicus Science Centre. With interactive exhibits and hands-on activities, children can learn about science in a fun and engaging way.
4. Wilanow Palace: Step back in time at the Wilanow Palace, a stunning Baroque-style residence that offers a glimpse into Poland's regal past. Kids will enjoy exploring the palace's beautiful gardens and learning about its history.
5. Lazienki Park: Spend a relaxing day at Lazienki Park, one of Warsaw's most picturesque green spaces. Children can feed the resident squirrels, take a boat ride on the lake, or simply enjoy a leisurely stroll through the park's serene surroundings.
Copernicus Science Centre
Back in the 1990s, Polish Radio began organizing outdoor science and culture themed picnic events, where families could come and try fun hands-on experiments that demonstrated the laws of the universe in simple, tangible terms. The popularity of these eventually grew into a permanent complex of scientific displays, opened in 2010 and aiming to get absolutely everyone enthusiastic about science. ...
Lazienki Park - The Royal Bath
Lazienki Park must be the loveliest, most enchanting city park in Europe. Right in the heart of the city, just south of the Old Town and Royal Route, it was once a country estate outside Warsaw's city walls. Its name, 'Royal Baths Park', comes from the bathing pavilion once located here. The estate was acquired and redesigned by the last Polish king, Stanislaw August Poniatowski, in the mid-18th c...
Warsaw Zoo
If you looking for an oasis of calmness in Poland's bustling capital city then Warsaw Zoo gives you the chance to do so in a setting that tastefully celebrates nature. Founded in 1928, this zoo gives homes to about 5,000 animals belonging to 500 different species including 31 species under a special rescue programme all spread over 40 hectares. Not only does it act as a haven for animals, historic...
The Miniatures Park of the Mazovian Voivodship
Masovian Voivodeship Miniature Park Foundation has been established in 2014 by the group of people who were passionate about the history and architecture of Warsaw. The idea of bringing back the legacy of pre- Second World War capital of Poland and popularization knowledge about Warsaw were linking all engaged persons. In other words, the organization’s main goal is, to extend and promote the k...
Royal Garden of Light
The Royal Garden of Light is an autumn and winter exhibition (open 7 days a week), that brightens up the garden surrounding Wilanów Palace. Thousands of colourful diodes have been arranged in a way that reflects the Baroque plant shapes and patterns. This is a must-see attraction for the approaching cold and dark evenings, for both children and adults. The Royal Garden of Light is open every day...
