Spending Christmas in Warsaw is a great way to explore the capital of Poland and enjoy
the festive mood and colorful holiday decorations.
Although much of Warsaw was leveled during WW2, the Polish People put their heart and
soul to restore and preserve this beautiful city.
This video shows footage of some of the most popular places worth checking out during the holidays.
Enjoy.
The largest square in the old town, Castle square hosts the former official residence
of Polish monarchs.
During the holidays, it is a popular meeting place to enjoy colorful illuminations and
a Christmas tree.
Located right next to Castle square, the Christmas fair at the Barbican is a great place to shop
for gifts and enjoy mulled wine and other festive food.
Adjacent to Castle square, Krakowskie Przedmieście is a well-known street in Warsaw surrounded
by many historic places.
It also features some of the best holiday decorations in the city.
Łazienki Królewskie, or Royal Baths Park, is the largest park in Warsaw and is part
of the Royal route.
It features many gardens and the palace on the isle, which was one of the residences
of the last Polish Monarch, Stanisław August Poniatowski.
And of course, there is the famous market square.
In winter, the square is transformed into a large gathering place for locals and tourists
alike to enjoy holiday food and to try your skating skills on the ice rink.
There are many more places to see in Warsaw that we did not cover in this video.
I hope this video inspired you to travel and explore more in the future.
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