Vistula Boulevards in Warsaw – relaxation and attractions on the Vistula

A walk along the most beautiful promenade in WarsawThe Vistula Boulevards are one of the most recognizable and popular places in Warsaw. Stretching along the left bank of the Vistula River, the modern promenades attract tourists and locals alike, offering a wide range of attractions – from peaceful walks with beautiful river views to evening concerts and cultural events. It’s the perfect place to discover a completely different side of the capital and feel its unique rhythm.When choosing accommodation in Warsaw, it's worth booking a stay in a hotel near the city center to have easy access to the boulevards. From Hit Hotel, located in Warsaw's Praga North district, you can walk there via the Świętokrzyski Bridge or take the metro in just a few minutes. This way, guests can combine comfortable rest with the opportunity for active sightseeing.What will you find on the Vistula Boulevards?The boulevards are a space that has undergone a huge metamorphosis over the past few years. Once a forgotten and neglected waterfront, today it is a showcase of modern Warsaw. Along the Vistula, wide walking paths, bike lanes, cafes and dining spots have been created, as well as areas for recreation and outdoor events.The main attractions of the boulevards include:🌆 View of Warsaw’s skyline – a perfect spot for photos and enjoying sunsets.🚲 Biking and running routes – popular among physically active people.🍴 Restaurants and bars – cuisine from around the world, street food, and cozy cafes with terraces.🎶 Concerts and outdoor events – summer festivals, performances, and film screenings take place here.🛥 Vistula River cruises – an opportunity to explore the city from the perspective of the river.👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-friendly spaces – playgrounds, sports fields, and places perfect for children.Thanks to this, the Vistula Boulevards are versatile – ideal for tourists, families with children, as well as business travelers who want to relax by the river after their meetings.Proximity to other Warsaw attractionsThe Vistula Boulevards are a great starting point for exploring other attractions. It takes just a few minutes' walk to reach the Copernicus Science Centre, which is very popular with families and science enthusiasts. Equally close are the Old Town with the Royal Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site, as well as the Palace of Culture and Science, the National Stadium, and trendy riverside clubs.Thanks to this location, the boulevards are one of the best places to start sightseeing the city. Staying in a hotel in Warsaw near the center means having all attractions within walking distance or a short public transport ride.Why visit the boulevards when staying at Hit Hotel?Hit Hotel is the perfect base for those who want to discover the charms of Warsaw. Located in Praga North, it offers comfortable rooms at attractive prices, while providing quick access to the city center and the Vistula Boulevards. Guests can enjoy a peaceful stay while having the city's main attractions just nearby.For tourists, the boulevards offer a chance to feel the atmosphere of modern Warsaw; for families, an opportunity for shared fun; and for business travelers, a place to relax after an intense workday. After an active day by the Vistula, returning to a cozy room at Hit Hotel guarantees full comfort and rejuvenation.FAQ – frequently asked questionsAre the Vistula Boulevards open year-round?Yes, the boulevards are open all year round. Summer is the busiest season with outdoor events, but winter is also worth visiting to admire the view of the illuminated Warsaw.How to get to the boulevards from Hit Hotel?The easiest way is on foot via the Świętokrzyski Bridge or by metro – from Dworzec Wileński station to Centrum Nauki Kopernik station. The journey takes about 10 minutes.Are the boulevards safe in the evening?Yes, the boulevard area is lit, monitored, and patrolled, which makes it safe both during the day and at night.✨ Planning a visit to Warsaw? Choose Hit Hotel in Praga North and enjoy proximity to the Vistula Boulevards and other city attractions. Book today and discover Warsaw from the best perspective!

check the details

Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw – interactive attraction near Hit Hotel

A fascinating place for children and adultsThe Copernicus Science Centre is one of the most visited places in Warsaw and one of the largest educational attractions in Poland. Established in 2010 on Warsaw's Powiśle district, it has since gained the reputation of a unique space where science becomes a fascinating adventure. It is a modern center of education and entertainment, attracting both families with children and tourists from all over the world. Thanks to interactive exhibits, every visitor can see firsthand how the laws of physics, chemistry, or biology work.For guests of Hit Hotel, it is an excellent way to spend free time – the trip takes only a few minutes, and the visit guarantees unforgettable experiences.Interactive exhibitions and learning through playThe Copernicus Science Centre features over 400 exhibits spread across various thematic zones. Guests can, among others:activate a robot and see how artificial intelligence works,conduct chemical experiments,discover the secrets of the human body,test physical phenomena in practice.The biggest attraction is the Copernicus Sky Planetarium, where one can take an extraordinary journey into space, see stars, planets, and distant galaxies in 3D technology. Popular science shows and concerts under the starry sky are regularly held here.A family and tourist-friendly placeThe Copernicus Science Centre is an attraction that appeals not only to children but also to adults. The program and exhibitions are designed so that everyone can find something for themselves. Families with children can count on special zones that develop creativity and encourage exploring the world together. For school groups, a rich educational offer with workshops and demonstrations is prepared.Thanks to the modern form of knowledge presentation and multimedia installations, the Centre is considered one of the most innovative science museums in Europe. It is an excellent choice for tourists looking for attractions that combine education, entertainment, and unique experiences.Location and transportation from Hit HotelThe Copernicus Science Centre is located on Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie Street, right on the Vistula River. Nearby are the Vistula Boulevards, the University Library with a rooftop garden, and the Świętokrzyski Bridge, which leads directly to Praga Północ – the district where Hit Hotel is situated.Getting there from the hotel is quick and convenient:by metro – a few stations separate Praga from the “Copernicus Science Centre” station,by tram or bus – numerous lines run towards the city center and Powiśle,on foot – one can walk across the Świętokrzyski Bridge and be at the entrance in a few minutes.The convenient location makes it a great stop during a stay in Warsaw.Why visit the Copernicus Science Centre?Over 400 interactive exhibits that teach through play.The Copernicus Sky Planetarium with cosmic shows and multimedia screenings.An attraction suitable for children, adults, tourists, and school groups.Located in the center of Warsaw, close to the Vistula River and other popular spots.Easy and quick access from Hit Hotel.FAQ – Copernicus Science CentreWhat are the opening hours of the Copernicus Science Centre?The centre is usually open from Tuesday to Sunday during morning and afternoon hours. It is closed on Mondays. It is worth checking the exact hours before the visit on the Centre's website.Do tickets need to be booked in advance?Yes, due to high demand, especially on weekends and during the holiday season, it is best to purchase tickets online. This helps avoid queues and ensures entry at the chosen time.How to get from Hit Hotel to the Copernicus Science Centre?The easiest way is by metro – from Praga Północ, just a few stations to the “Copernicus Science Centre” stop. Alternatively, one can walk across the Świętokrzyski Bridge or take a tram ride.✨Planning a visit to Warsaw? Book your stay at Hit Hotel and discover the charms of the capital from the best location!

check the details

Łazienki Królewskie - a walk through the royal gardens and palaces in the heart of the capital

History of the Royal BathsThe Royal Baths is the largest park in Warsaw and one of the most important places on Poland’s tourist map. It was established in the 18th century as the summer residence of King Stanisław August Poniatowski and quickly became the center of cultural and artistic life of the capital. Today, the Royal Baths symbolize the harmony between art, architecture, and nature, while also being a favorite place for walks for Varsovians and tourists from around the world.Palace on the Isle – the heart of the Royal BathsThe most famous monument in the Royal Baths is the Palace on the Isle, the former residence of the king. Surrounded by water and connected to the park by elegant bridges, it is one of the most beautiful examples of classical architecture in Poland. The interiors of the palace impress with their rich details, and visitors can experience the atmosphere of royal times.Main monuments and attractionsWithin the Royal Baths, there are many exceptional buildings and places worth seeing:Old Orangery – with a Sculpture Gallery and a unique Royal Theatre,Amphitheatre and Theatre on the Isle – venues for cultural events and concerts,White House – a charming residence for royal guests,Frederic Chopin Monument – a symbol of Warsaw where summer Sunday outdoor piano concerts take place,Belweder – a classical palace of great historical significance located on the edge of the park.Nature and park atmosphereThe Royal Baths are not only monuments but above all picturesque gardens and green alleys. Walking around the park, you can admire rich vegetation, extensive ponds, and numerous sculptures placed among trees and bushes. An inseparable element of the Royal Baths are also peacocks strolling along the paths and squirrels that gladly approach tourists. Thanks to this, the atmosphere of the park is exceptionally friendly and full of life.Culture and events at the Royal BathsThe Royal Baths have been a meeting place for people of culture and art for centuries. To this day, numerous events, concerts, and exhibitions are held here, attracting music and art lovers from all over the world. The best known are the summer Chopin concerts at the Frederic Chopin Monument, which have gathered crowds of tourists and Varsovians for years.Why visit the Royal Baths?The Royal Baths are a unique combination of nature and monuments. It is a place where you can relax in the shade of old trees, admire palace architecture, and learn the history of the capital. Each season gives the park a different charm – in spring, the blooming magnolias delight, in summer outdoor concerts take place, in autumn the park shines with golden colors, and in winter it turns into a fairy-tale setting.Practical information for visitorsThe Royal Baths are located in the center of Warsaw, making them easily accessible both on foot and by public transport. Entrance to the park is free; however, tickets are required for entry to some buildings, such as the Palace on the Isle and the Old Orangery. It is an excellent place for a walk, family picnic, or a romantic afternoon surrounded by nature.Summary:The Royal Baths are a must-see point in Warsaw – the perfect combination of culture, history, and nature. It is one of the most beautiful places in the capital, which will impress every visitor and remain in memory for a long time.FAQ – The Royal BathsIs entry to the Royal Baths paid? Entrance to the park area is free, tickets are required only for selected buildings.When do the Chopin concerts take place?Every summer Sunday, by the Frederic Chopin Monument.How far are the Royal Baths from Hit Hotel?About 4 km, reachable by public transport in 15 minutes.Planning a visit to the capital? Choose comfortable accommodation in Warsaw and stay at Hit Hotel, from where you can quickly reach the Royal Baths and other attractions of the capital.✨ Book today!

check the details

Royal Castle in Warsaw – the heart of the Old Town

History and SignificanceThe Royal Castle in Warsaw is a symbol of Poland's history and the revival of the capital. Its origins date back to the 14th century, when it was the residence of the Masovian princes. Later, it became a place for parliamentary sessions, residence of the kings of Poland, and a center of state power. It was here that the famous Constitution of May 3, 1791 was enacted.During World War II, the Castle was almost completely destroyed, but thanks to the determination of Varsovians and support from Poles worldwide, it was reconstructed in the 1970s and 1980s. Today, it delights tourists with elegant architecture, rich interiors, and unique art collections.Main Attractions Inside the CastleVisiting the Castle is a true journey through time. Highlights include:Throne Room – filled with red velvet and golden decorations.Ballroom – a spacious interior where royal receptions were held.Royal Apartments – faithfully recreated chambers of Polish rulers.Painting Gallery – with works by masters such as Rembrandt, Canaletto, and Matejko.Senate Hall – where the May 3 Constitution was adopted.Additionally, the Castle hosts numerous cultural events – concerts, exhibitions, and educational meetings that attract both tourists and Warsaw residents.The Castle and SurroundingsThe Royal Castle is located on Castle Square, next to the famous Sigismund III Vasa Column – one of the oldest secular monuments in Poland. Just a few steps away is the Old Town Market Square, full of colorful townhouses, cafes, and restaurants.A walk towards Krakowskie Przedmieście leads to the Presidential Palace, University of Warsaw, and Baroque churches. It’s an ideal place to start a tour of the capital.Getting There from Hit HotelFrom Hit Hotel in Praga Północ, reaching the Royal Castle is quick and convenient:🚶 Walking – about 20 minutes across the Śląsko-Dąbrowski Bridge with a beautiful view of the Vistula River.🚇 Metro – just one stop from Dworzec Wileński to Ratusz Arsenał station.🚌 Bus or tram – running every few minutes, stopping at Castle Square.Thanks to this, Hit Hotel is a great choice for accommodation in Warsaw close to the city center – ideal for both tourists and business travelers.Why Visit the Royal Castle?It is the most important monument in Warsaw and a must-see on any tour.It houses priceless works of art and unique interiors.Perfect for families, tourists, and history enthusiasts.The Castle and its surroundings create the unique atmosphere of the Old Town.FAQ – The Royal Castle in WarsawHow much is the ticket to the Royal Castle?A regular ticket costs about 40 PLN, a reduced ticket about 20 PLN. Every Wednesday, admission to the permanent exhibition is free.Does the Royal Castle offer guides?Yes, guides are available in several languages as well as audio guides.How far is the Royal Castle from Hit Hotel?About 2 km – a 20-minute walk, or 5 minutes by public transport.Planning to visit the capital? Choose comfortable accommodation in Warsaw and stay at Hit Hotel, from where you can reach the Royal Castle and other city attractions in just a few minutes.✨ Book now and feel the royal atmosphere of Warsaw!

check the details

Old Town in Warsaw – the heart of the capital and a symbol of rebirth

Why visit the Old Town?Warsaw's Old Town is the oldest part of the capital and one of the most frequently visited attractions in Poland. Walking through its streets, you will discover colorful townhouses, cobbled alleys, historic churches, and unique viewpoints. It is a place where history meets modernity, and every corner has its own story.For guests of the Hit Hotel in Praga North, the Old Town is an excellent walking destination – just a few minutes' walk will take you to the very heart of Warsaw. It is an ideal choice for those looking for accommodation in Warsaw near the city center. History and reconstruction of the Old TownAlthough nearly the entire Old Town was destroyed during World War II, a decision was made after the war to reconstruct it. Thanks to the great determination of the Poles, townhouses, the market square, and monuments were recreated based on old plans and Canaletto's paintings.In 1980, the Old Town was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List as an exceptional example of rebuilding a historic center. Today, it amazes tourists from around the world and is a place where you can feel the spirit of old Warsaw.Main attractions of the Old TownDuring a walk around Warsaw's Old Town, you should see among others:Castle Square and Sigismund's Column – one of the oldest secular monuments in Europe.Royal Castle – former residence of monarchs, now a museum full of works of art.Old Town Market Square and Mermaid Monument – colorful townhouses and symbol of the capital.St. John's Archcathedral – place of coronations and national ceremonies.Barbican and city walls – medieval gate and one of the most photographed spots.Kanonia Street and atmospheric alleys – charming places with cafés and art galleries.Walking route in the Old TownFor hotel guests, we recommend a simple sightseeing route:Start at Castle Square by Sigismund's Column.Tour the Royal Castle.Enter the St. John's Archcathedral.Walk towards the Barbican and city walls.Rest at the Old Town Market Square.Return through the charming alleys of Kanonia and Krzywe Koło.The entire tour takes 2–3 hours and allows you to fully feel the atmosphere of Warsaw's Old Town.The Old Town through tourists' eyesThe Old Town is not only monuments – it is also cafés, restaurants, galleries, and open-air events. In summer, concerts and festivals take place here; in winter – Christmas markets. It is an ideal place for photos and walks at any time of the year.Thanks to the location of Hit Hotel, guests can easily plan their visit to the Old Town and combine it with exploring other attractions of Warsaw, such as the Vistula boulevards, Krakowskie Przedmieście, or the Copernicus Science Centre.FAQ – Old Town in WarsawIs there an entrance fee to the Old Town?No, entry to the Old Town area itself is free; only entry to selected attractions (e.g., Royal Castle) requires payment.How long does a tour of the Old Town take?A walk takes about 2–3 hours, but it is advisable to allow more time to visit cafés or museums.How far is the Old Town from Hit Hotel?Only 2 km – 20 minutes on foot or 5 minutes by public transport.Planning a visit to the capital? Choose comfortable accommodation in Warsaw and stay at the Hit Hotel, from where you can reach the Old Town and other attractions in minutes.✨ Book now and discover the atmosphere of historic Warsaw!

check the details

Warsaw Zoo – an extraordinary journey into the world of animals in Warsaw

History and uniqueness of the Warsaw ZooThe Warsaw Zoo is one of the largest and oldest attractions in the capital, existing since 1928. Located in Warsaw's Praga district, right next to the Vistula river, it is a place full of history, nature, and unforgettable experiences. It encompasses over 40 hectares of greenery, home to nearly 12 thousand animals representing more than 500 species from around the world. From lions, tigers, and elephants to exotic reptiles and colorful birds – everyone will find something fascinating here.For guests of Hit Hotel, it is the perfect proposal for spending a day surrounded by nature and exotic animals, just a few minutes from the accommodation.Attractions at the Warsaw ZooThe Warsaw Zoo is not only about animals but also modern pavilions and thematic spaces that allow you to better explore the world of nature. Among the most interesting attractions are:Elephant House – a space where you can admire majestic African elephants.Sharkarium and Aquarium – full of exotic fish and aquatic creatures.Bird House – colorful parrots, toucans, and many other species from various continents.Monkey House – a place to meet intelligent primates.Herpetarium – the kingdom of snakes, lizards, and turtles.The Zoo also organizes educational workshops, animal feeding shows, and activities for children that teach respect for nature and animals.An ideal place for families and touristsThe zoological garden in Warsaw is an attraction especially appreciated by families with children. Walking along the paths surrounded by greenery is a perfect opportunity to relax, and contact with exotic animals evokes great emotions. The Zoo is also a tourist-friendly space – there are many food points, playgrounds, and resting areas.It is also an educational attraction – a visit to the zoological garden allows children and adults to expand their knowledge about the animal world and environmental protection issues.Location and easy access from Hit HotelThe Warsaw Zoo is located at Ratuszowa Street, in Warsaw's Praga North. This location is exceptionally convenient for Hit Hotel guests, as it's just a short walk to the main entrance.Getting there is quick and simple:on foot – a few minutes' walk from the hotel,by tram or bus – numerous lines stop near the Zoo gates,by car – parking spaces are available at the facility.The proximity of Hit Hotel makes the Zoo one of the most accessible attractions for guests visiting Warsaw and seeking accommodation in the heart of Praga.Why is it worth visiting the Warsaw Zoo?Over 12 thousand animals and 500 species from around the world.Modern pavilions: elephant house, aquarium, bird house, and monkey house.An attraction for children and adults – education, entertainment, and relaxation all in one.Located in the center of Warsaw, right by the Vistula river and near Praga North.Easy and quick access for Hit Hotel guests.FAQ – Warsaw ZooWhat are the opening hours of the Warsaw Zoo?The Zoo is open daily, all year round. During the summer season, the opening hours are longer, and in winter they are shorter. The current information is best checked on the zoological garden's website.Can tickets to the Zoo be purchased online?Yes, tickets are available both at the ticket offices and online. Buying them in advance via the internet can save time and help avoid queues at the entrance.How to get from Hit Hotel to the Zoo?The Warsaw Zoo is very close to Hit Hotel – just a few minutes' walk or a one-stop tram ride. It is one of the closest attractions for guests of our hotel.✨The Warsaw Zoo is an attraction worth seeing during your stay in the capital. Book your stay at Hit Hotel and take a walk to the world of animals – just a few minutes from your room!

check the details

Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw – the symbol of the capital

Icon of Warsaw attracting millions of tourists

What does the Palace of Culture and Science have inside?

Palace of Culture and Science – event center

Hit Hotel – comfortable accommodation near PKiN

FAQ – most frequently asked questions

Can visitors go up to the observation terrace of the Palace of Culture and Science?

How to get to the Palace from Hit Hotel?

Are cultural events held in the Palace?

✨ Planning a trip to Warsaw? Choose Hit Hotel and discover the capital's attractions – from the Vistula Boulevards to the monumental Palace of Culture and Science. Book your stay today and enjoy an exceptional visit in the heart of the city!

Other attractions

Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw – the symbol of the capital

Icon of Warsaw attracting millions of tourists

What does the Palace of Culture and Science have inside?

Palace of Culture and Science – event center

Hit Hotel – comfortable accommodation near PKiN

FAQ – most frequently asked questions

Can visitors go up to the observation terrace of the Palace of Culture and Science?

How to get to the Palace from Hit Hotel?

Are cultural events held in the Palace?

✨ Planning a trip to Warsaw? Choose Hit Hotel and discover the capital's attractions – from the Vistula Boulevards to the monumental Palace of Culture and Science. Book your stay today and enjoy an exceptional visit in the heart of the city!

Other attractions

Subscribe to the newsletter