Warsaw will win you over with its rich history, amazing architecture, and countless museums, but its natural beauty shouldn’t be ignored. The Polish capital is home to many amazing parks and green spaces, and these three definitely deserve a moment of your time.
Łazienki Park
Warsaw’s biggest park covers 76 hectares in the very heart of the city and it’s a natural wonder and historical monument wrapped into one. Originally designed as a royal baths park, Łazienki is now home to some of Warsaw’s top attractions including the Palace on the Isle and the Chopin monument.
Saxon Garden
Saxon Garden opened its doors in 1727, becoming one of the first publicly accessible parks in the entire world. It remains one of the symbols of Warsaw and it will win you over with its Baroque statues, fountains, and monuments.
Multimedia Fountain Park
If regular parks just don’t do it for you, and you want to visit one that has something more extravagant in store, it doesn’t get much better than the Multimedia Fountain Park. This fountain complex at the foot of Warsaw’sOld Town features 367 water jets that create a spectacular show of light, sound, and water.