Where not to go in Warsaw?
Where not to go in Warsaw? 1. Kaweczynska street, and the surroundings (e.g. Ziemowita or Zabraniecka street). 2. The area near Huta Warszawa - Warsaw Steel Mill (->Mlociny subway station) - with the mill itself, the garbage storage site in Wólka Weglowa, or the Cmentarz Pólnocny (Northern Cementery)..
What should I be careful of in Warsaw?
Petty crime Muggings, carjackings and theft from vehicles happen in large cities, including Warsaw. Take care in the tourist areas of large cities. Pickpocketing is common. Thieves often work in small groups.
Is Warsaw a cheap city to visit?
Warsaw is relatively cheap for a European city and, as with Kraków, the world-class museums are great value for money. All things considered, you should plan for a similar budget to Kraków.
Is it safe to walk around Warsaw at night?
Safety at night:Safe. Warsaw is generally safe for solo female travelers even at night. Public places are well lit and patrolled by municipal police, while CCTV cameras are present in many parts of the city.
Can I wear shorts in Poland?
Shorts are ok at tourist sites, of course. The only exception in our otherwise liberal world :D. - are the catholic churches. In principle catholic men should not wear any head cover when visiting churches.
What is the best month to visit Warsaw?
Visiting Warsaw during May-September is extremely ideal. These months will provide you with the best possible weather, making your stay and your experience a truly delightful one. Throughout the other months, the climate is either too hot, freezing cold or just generally unfavourable for a pleasant trip.