I n this overview, we present public squares and neighbourhoods that we consider particularly interesting for tourists. In Warsaw, a distinction is made between neighbourhoods and districts: neighbourhoods are usually centred around a main square, while several neighbourhoods together form a district.
The entries are arranged according to our tourist division of the city.
UNESCO Area
Old Town
The Old Town is the area within the medieval city walls between Castle Square and the Royal Castle to the south and the Barbican to the north.
UNESCO Area
City Centre
The City Centre is the area directly surrounding the Palace of Culture, including the “Centrum” and “Swietokrzyska” metro stations on one side and Warsaw Central Station and the InterContinental Hotel on the other.
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UNESCO Area
Inner City - North
The northern part of the Inner City begins at the “Swietokrzyska” metro station and extends northwards.
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