Warsaw
Warsaw
Warsaw
Warsaw
Warsaw
City Guide
City Guide
City Guide
City Guide
City Guide
Warsaw
Warsaw
Warsaw
Warsaw
Warsaw
City Guide
City Guide
City Guide
City Guide
City Guide
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IN A NUTSHELL
Visit Warsaw with Children
Warsaw is super family-friendly place. There are plenty of attractions that will interest both children and adults alike – from attractive parks full of urban greenery and playgrounds, to interactive museums, a zoo, a water park and boulevards on the Vistula River. The city also has many cafés, restaurants and accommodation places that are family-friendly too! Warsaw with children will surely be a successful holiday!
The Best Time to Visit Warsaw with Children
The best time to visit Warsaw with family and children depends mostly on your personal interests, and the ages of your children. The seasons in Warsaw are distinctive. So look out for the following tips:
Summer (June-August) – Visit Warsaw with children when the weather is warm and sunny. There are also many outdoor activities and events. You can enjoy picnics in the parks, visit the beaches like the beach by the Vistula River, take a free ferry across the Vistula River or a cruise on the Vistula River and visit the wonderful multimedia Fountain Park near the Old and New Town.
Spring and Autumn (April-May, September-October) – The weather is mild and comfortable, and there are fewer crowds then during summer. You can enjoy sightseeing, cultural events, and outdoor activities such as hiking and biking.
Winter (November-March) – The weather can be cold and snowy but this is a good time to visit Warsaw if you want to experience the magic of Christmas. Warsaw is full of colourful decorations and fairy-tale figures. You can also find a lot of ice rinks around Warsaw.
How to Get to Warsaw with Children
Getting to Warsaw with children is easy. You can:
Book a flight to Warsaw Chopin Airport or Warsaw Modlin Airport from many cities across Europe and beyond.
Take a train from other Polish cities or from neighboring countries.
Drive to Warsaw using the highways that connect the city to other parts of Poland and Europe.
Must Dos When in Warsaw with Children
LOCATION
Hotels in Warsaw
Our Top Family-Friendly Hotels in Warsaw
Hotel Verte *****
Hotel Bristol *****
Mamaison Hotel Le Regina Warsaw *****
Find out more about these best family hotels in Warsaw.
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PLAY
Activities for children ages 0-5
Tiring our babies and toddlers whilst they absorb all that is around them.
Trampoline parks and playgrounds
Playrooms – Including Sensorysie, Hultajka, MiniMali, Fikołki, Klockownia, Smart Kids Planet
Discover more about these top things to do in Warsaw with children.
PLAY
Activities for older children
Keeping the older kids happy, entertained, and reducing the amount of times they ask for a screen or complain about being bored.
The Museum of Life under Communism in Poland
Discover more about these top things to do in Warsaw with children.
© F. Kwiatkowski City of Warsaw
© Filip Kwiatkowski City of Warsaw
PLAY
Parks & Playgrounds
In Warsaw, there are 32 parks, 74 squares and green spaces, over 1000 hectares of greenery along main streets, Warsaw boulevards, 7 beaches and a natural left bank of the Vistula River. Warsaw Parks offer many activities for children and families, including picnics, sports, and cultural events.
The most popular parks mostly with playgrounds in Warsaw
Park Praski
Cytadela Park
Saxon Garden
Łazienki Park
Wilanów Park
Kabacki Forest
Pole Mokotowskie
Park Skaryszewski
Roof Garden at the University of Warsaw Library
Discover more about these parks and playgrounds in Warsaw.
FOOD
Family-friendly cafés & restaurants in Warsaw
Many restaurants in Warsaw offer special children’s menus or have play areas for the little ones. Some of them have also changing tables, baby chairs, and even coloring books and toys to keep the kids entertained while they eat.
Our Favourite Cafes and Restaurants in Warsaw
Find all about these child-friendly cafes and restaurants in Warsaw.
TRANSPORTATION
How to Get Around Warsaw with Children
You can get around Warsaw with children in different ways.
Use the highly developed and comfortable public transportation system in Warsaw, which includes buses, trams, and two metro lines.
Rent a bike or use the city’s bike sharing program, Veturilo.
Use ride-hailing apps, such as Uber or Bolt, to get around the city quickly and conveniently.
Explore the city on foot. Many of Warsaw’s main attractions are located within walking distance of each other, and walking is a great way to explore the city’s historic neighbourhoods.
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TOYS
Toy Shops & Clothing Stores in Warsaw
Warsaw is a city with a variety of shopping options for visitors.
Shopping malls such as Złote Tarasy, Westfield Arkadia and Galeria Mokotów, and Blue City offer a wide range of stores from high-end luxury brands to more affordable options.
Warsaw’s old town offers an entirely different shopping experience, with charming boutiques and souvenir shops lining the narrow streets. The Old Town Market Place is a popular destination, where visitors can find traditional Polish products such as amber jewellery, hand-painted pottery, and local delicacies.
Warsaw’s old town offers an entirely different shopping experience, with charming boutiques and souvenir shops lining the narrow streets. The Old Town Market Place is a popular destination, where visitors can find traditional Polish products such as amber jewellery, hand-painted pottery, and local delicacies.
Child-Friendly Polish Toy Shops
Stores specializing in toys and designer accessories like Bebe concept, Muppet shop, Bimbus, and Tublu offer unique and high-quality products that are functional and aesthetically pleasing, making them a popular choice among consumers looking for something special. The company Drewniane Conieco specializes in producing high-quality wooden toys.
Polish Clothing Store for Children
Insider Tips
Warsaw Pass
Warsaw Pass is a sightseeing card that allows visitors to explore the city of Warsaw, while saving money on admission fees to various attractions, museums, and tours. The pass comes in several different options, ranging from a 24-hour pass to a 72-hour pass, and includes free entry to over 20 top tourist destinations, as well as discounts to other popular sites and activities.
National Stadium’s Winter Park
The National Stadium’s Winter Park is a picturesque wonderland during the winter months, enchanting visitors with its stunning ice rink and dazzling Christmas market. The park’s magical atmosphere, coupled with its breathtaking views of the city, makes it a must-visit destination.
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