Bus tickets to Warsaw

Warsaw is a phoenix city: reborn from ruins, today it mixes glassy skylines with river boulevards and the stubborn silhouette of the Palace of Culture and Science. Quick facts: population ≈1.8 million, language Polish, currency złoty (PLN), time CET/CEST. Begin in the UNESCO-listed Old Town and Royal Castle, then follow the Royal Route along Krakowskie Przedmieście and Nowy Świat to Łazienki Park—peacocks on the lawns, the island palace, and open-air Chopin concerts on summer Sundays. Southward lies the baroque Wilanów Palace; across the river, Praga’s courtyards, murals, and the Neon Museum show a different face of the city. Don’t miss POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews and the immersive Warsaw Uprising Museum; science fans gravitate to the Copernicus Science Centre. The calendar hums with the Warsaw Autumn contemporary-music festival, Orange Warsaw Festival, Night of Museums each May, the Warsaw Film Festival in October, and cozy Christmas markets. Street food and modern bistros sit next to classics like pierogi, żurek, and warm zapiekanki. Getting around is simple: two metro lines (M1/M2), a dense tram and bus network, city bikes in season. Rail hubs include Warszawa Centralna, Wschodnia, and Zachodnia; long-distance buses cluster at Warszawa Zachodnia and Młociny. Airports: Warsaw Chopin (WAW) in the city and Modlin (WMI) for many low-cost carriers. Contactless payments and eSIMs are widely used.