Highline Warsaw: the highest viewing point in Warsaw

The Highline Warsaw in the Varso Tower, at a height of 230 meters, is the highest viewing platform in Warsaw, Poland, and also in the European Union. The skyscraper with its observation terrace is located very centrally and offers a breathtaking view in all directions.

T he Highline Warsaw in the Varso Tower, located in downtown Warsaw, offers a spectacular view over the Polish capital.

The observation deck is situated on the 53rd floor at a height of 230 meters, providing a unique perspective when you consider that the second tallest building in Warsaw, the Palace of Culture and Science, has a total height of 237 meters (including the antenna). From the Highline Warsaw, you can look out over all the rooftops of the city. The viewing directions are not limited — visitors can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view. Thanks to the long opening hours, you can admire Warsaw’s sunsets almost all year round. The height also allows you to see the city’s wide-ranging districts, giving you a sense of Warsaw’s vastness and the interplay between the Old Town, 19th-century neighborhoods, and the modern business district with its many skyscrapers.

On the lower floors, there are also dining and cultural options. All of these details are described in the extended version on our blog. For a detailed description, please click on the following link:

Entrance fee

The viewing platform is wheelchair accessible.

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