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How to find cheap flights to Warsaw, Poland

You’ve been saving the change and putting away funds to enjoy a vacation that’s well deserved. Where are you heading? To Warsaw, the capital city of Poland which, if you ask other people who've been there, is experiencing it's own sort of tourism renaissance. Finding cheap flights to Warsaw isn't rocket science, just head to liligo.com and launch a search. Travel search engines are the best way to search hundreds of sites simultaneously. Then, just choose the best offer shown. If the price isn't as low as what you expected to find, try searching with flexible dates. From London you can fly with low cost airlines (this means HUGE savings) like Wizz Air. Otherwise, regular airlines will get you there just fine: LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, British Airways, among many others.

Royal Roads, Museums and drinking in Warsaw

Sightseeing in this post-Communist city is limited generally to the city centre which includes seven of the city's districts. For visitors though, you could spend your entire trip just in Śródmieście. The further away you wander from the centre, the less likely you are to find something interesting (there are always surprises though!). The Royal Road originally linked the Royal Castle to the Royal Palace. It's a 10km hike but there are many interesting places along the way, including the Poster Museum! While Warsaw doesn't have the charm of Paris or Rome, it's certainly an edgy and happening city to visit when you book flights to Warsaw.

Warsaw is famous for its musical history and the Polish National Opera shouldn't be over-looked. That being said, its museums are also excellent. If you plan your flights to Warsaw properly, you should visit during the Noc Muzeów, Night of the Museums, when thousands of people show up to spend the night wandering the Warsovian museums in the spring (mid-May), many of which stay open past midnight. It's no secret that Polish people love to drink. The Old Town and surrounding areas are filled with cafes, bars and quaint places to set down your glass. You can find beer for anywhere between 5 and 15zł. Remember it is strictly prohibited to drink in public.

Practical information

Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport (WAW) is just 10km from the city centre, making it an easy access point. Weather in Warsaw is quite changeable. Summers can be mild or very hot but one season, winter, is always bone-chilling cold, you can count on that. Snow can bring this city to a stand-still while the hot summer days are unbearable, especially if your hotel has no air conditioning. Most of the rain falls between May and August. The most trouble a foreigner will have in Warsaw is alcohol-related. Avoid confronting drunk people in the streets. The Praga district is best avoided at night and keep your wallet securely in your bag, not in your back pocket.