Royal Baths
Royal Baths in Warsaw: discover the beauty of history and nature in the heart of the capital, where the past intertwines with the present, creating unforgettable moments surrounded by royal heritage.
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Royal Baths in Warsaw is a historic palace and park complex founded in the 18th century by King Stanisław August Poniatowski. Covering an area of approximately 76 hectares, the park is an oasis of greenery and culture in the heart of the capital. The central point of Łazienki is the Palace on the Isle, also known as the Palace on the Water, which is an example of classicist architecture. The palace delights with its richly decorated interiors, including the Ballroom and Solomon’s Hall.
The Old Orangery houses the Royal Theater, one of the few surviving 18th-century court theaters, and the Royal Sculpture Gallery. Another unique place is the Amphitheater, inspired by ancient Greek and Roman theaters, located on the shore of the pond, where numerous cultural events take place.
Royal Baths is not only monuments, but also beautiful gardens, picturesque alleys and numerous ponds that create a unique atmosphere of this place. The park is a place for recreation, walks and meetings for Warsaw residents and tourists, offering a rich cultural program, including the famous summer Chopin concerts.
Plan your visit
How to get to Royal Baths
On foot
From the Warsaw Central Station to the Royal Baths Park there is a picturesque road through the city’s representative avenues. The walk takes about 35 minutes and allows you to discover the charms of the capital and a relaxing walk among the greenery of city parks.
By car
It is best to park your car near Royal Baths Park or on neighboring streets, such as Aleje Ujazdowskie. There are parking spaces nearby that can be used to visit the Royal Baths Park. However, please note that it may sometimes be difficult to find a free seat, especially during peak times and on weekends.
Public transport
From the center of Warsaw you can get to Royal Baths by several buses:
- Bus line 116 or 180 – get on at the “Centrum” stop at Al. Jerozolimskie and get off at the “Łazienki Królewskie” stop
- Tram line 4, 15, 18 or 35 – get on at the “Centrum” stop, get off at the “Plac Unii Lubelskiej” stop and go south Aleje Ujazdowskie
- Metro line M1 to “Politechnika” station, then change to bus 116, 166 or 180 at the “Metro Politechnika” stop and get off at the “Łazienki Królewskie” stop
Detailed bus and tram timetables can be checked on the website www.jakdojade.pl
Place's history
Royal Baths
The history of the Royal Łazienki Park
Łazienki Królewskie in Warsaw is one of the most beautiful and important palace and park complexes in Poland. Their history dates back to the 17th century, when these areas belonged to the Grand Vice-Chancellor of the Crown, Stanisław Herakliusz Lubomirski.
Beginnings and development:
In the years 1683-1699, Stanisław Herakliusz Lubomirski built a baroque bathing pavilion called “Baths” (hence the name Łazienki) in the area of today’s Łazienki. In 1764, these areas were purchased by King Stanisław August Poniatowski, who decided to transform them into his summer residences. Under the rule of King Stanisław August, the Royal Łazienki experienced its golden age. In the years 1772-1793 it was transformed into a palace and park complex in the classicist style. The central point was the Palace on the Island, which was created by transforming the former Lubomirski Baths. The designers were, among others: Domenico Merlini and Jan Christian Kamsetzer.
The Palace on the Isle became the main residence of the king, who regularly organized Thursday dinners there, i.e. intellectual and artistic meetings. There, the king surrounded himself with artists, philosophers, politicians and writers, which contributed to the cultural development of the era. In addition to the Palace on the Isle, numerous other buildings were built in Łazienki, such as the White House, the Old Orangery, the Amphitheater, the Myślewicki Palace and the Temple of the Sibyl. The park was designed in the English style, with picturesque alleys, ponds, bridges and various plants.
Today, Łazienki Królewskie is one of the most important cultural and tourist places in Warsaw. Numerous exhibitions, concerts (including the famous summer Chopin concerts at the Fryderyk Chopin monument), as well as educational and recreational events take place there. The park and its monuments attract both Warsaw residents and tourists from all over the world, offering a unique combination of history, culture and nature.
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Reviews
Royal Baths Google reviews:
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Marek Ż22 October 2026Posted on GoogleAlicja21 October 2026The Royal Łazienki Park is worth visiting regardless of the season. It's always beautiful here.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleDorota.b21 October 2026A fantastic place any time of year. Autumn in Łazienki is wonderful. Squirrels come to people (you can feed them nuts, which they gladly accept). Lots of places to rest. Wonderful peace and quiet in the bosom of nature.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleGuestexperience21 October 2026Łazienki Królewskie in autumn is one of the best places for a walk in Warsaw.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleIna K20 October 2026Posted on GoogleJoe B20 October 2026Nice park for a walkPosted on GoogleBronek K20 October 2026I recommend it; a walk is always good for your health. The park is beautiful.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJ K20 October 2026A beautiful exhibition of costumes from the Doll in royal interiors and surrounded by paintings, furniture, clocks... Worth seeing!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleRaviv H20 October 2026One of the most beautiful places in Warsaw, we spent a few good hours there, clean and well-kept, with lots of friendly squirrels
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMegi S20 October 2026A beautiful, amazing exhibition in three buildings. I highly recommend the costumes from the film The Doll.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleFarid A20 October 2026Lazienki Park is one of the best places to visit in Warsaw for day or for even couple hours, especially in autumn it has a fairly tale vibe, kind of visualising some chapters from novel. My favourite park, where i bring first visitors or guests to. While strolling I recommend not to miss the sculptures, monuments and small amphitheater. You will witness some Chopin concerts there if you are lucky enough or you can check events to plan it earlier.Posted on GoogleJan K19 October 2026Posted on GoogleArtur B19 October 2026Posted on GoogleBozena J19 October 2026In autumn they take on beautiful colors 🍂🍁 squirrels go crazy 🤭 it's beautiful, you can relax
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAdam M18 October 2026A fabulous place for a whole day of relaxation, beautiful nature, beautiful architecture and sculptures... and those wonderful squirrels.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJustyna E18 October 2026Absolutely beautiful!! Be sure to bring nuts for the squirrels. They'll take them right out of your hand. The peacocks are also approachable. A truly beautiful park and great for a walk.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleSebastian S18 October 2026A lovely place for a walk. Chopin concerts are held here in the summer.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarkus S18 October 2026If you manage to catch one of the free concerts, it's fantastic!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAalleexx9017 October 2026Posted on GoogleJoaquina P17 October 2026A splendid park, even with many visitors, conveys peace and tranquility. Abundant nature, animals, and preserved monuments.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleWojciech16 October 2026A great place to relax in nature after a day in Warsaw. There are plenty of squirrels that eat from your hand, so it's worth bringing nuts. A beautiful park, especially in autumn. I recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarek S16 October 2026Posted on GoogleGabrysia B15 October 2026Posted on GoogleElon M15 October 2026extensive and unseen archive footage from his time in Silicon Valley. Key moments from moments in Elon's career are analysed, from his first tech start-ups thrPosted on GoogleDominique “15 October 2026A lovely park for a stroll in the heart of the city, where you can feed hazelnuts to the squirrels.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJoe C15 October 2026Nice park to spend an autumn afternoon walk among the trees, squirrels and peacocks.Posted on GoogleMichael R15 October 2026Beautiful park, plenty of space for a walk with great architecture sightseeing, a lot of squirrels aroundPosted on GoogleGiovanni D15 October 2026Posted on GoogleHj14 October 2026I went for an autumn walk in October... It was a place I liked unexpectedly, walking amidst the yellow foliage. There is a statue of Chopin at the very back of the park... If you go all the way in there and back, it is a park where you can gain a little understanding of Poland, Warsaw, and the sentiments of the Polish people!! The way to the park is also interesting... There is a section where the bus road is an underpass... It was fascinating and fun to walk on the pedestrian walkway and look down at the bus lanes.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKatarzyna K14 October 2026Posted on GoogleDave13 October 2026Łazienki Park was one of the highlights of our visit to Warsaw. The expansive green spaces, the old trees, the small ponds, and the impressive historical buildings make the park a wonderful place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city for a while. We especially loved the Palace on the Water, which, with its elegant architecture and reflection in the lake, looks truly magical. The many small paths and statues also invite you to explore the park at a leisurely pace. There's something to discover everywhere, so you can easily spend several hours here. A particular highlight for us were the friendly squirrels that you can observe in various parts of the park. If you have suitable nuts with you, some will even come right up to you and let you feed them gently. That was a really lovely experience and made our walk even more special. We especially enjoyed the combination of nature, history, and the relaxed atmosphere. Anyone visiting Warsaw should definitely not miss this park. It's best to plan plenty of time to stroll through the grounds without rushing and discover its many beautiful corners. We highly recommend it!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleBartek13 October 2026Posted on GoogleHubert W13 October 2026Posted on GoogleRadek A13 October 2026Posted on GoogleBozena M13 October 2026Posted on GoogleLucian M12 October 2026Hands down best park in whole of Warsaw and somewhere you can easily spend 3-4 hours. It was made into a royal summer residence by King Stanislaw August Poniatowski, and now includes monuments such as the Palace on the Isle, Old Orangery with the Royal Theatre, Myslewicki Palace, Pavillion, Amphitheatre, New Orangery and so on. Like I said, at least 3 hours to visit here. Also, bring nuts! There are so many friendly squirrel that will come and take the nuts from your hands. And the park is completely free, only the museum entrance is with pay. One of the highlight of Warsaw.Posted on GoogleMaciek J12 October 2026Posted on GoogleCaio F12 October 2026Absolutely beautiful, very pleasant atmosphere and a must-see in Warsaw.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleNazar V12 October 2026Very nice park, especially the cherry on the cake is the castle on the island. If you walk further from it to a small bridge, you can take a very nice photo with this castle in the background.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMargo K12 October 2026Posted on GoogleMarcin R12 October 2026It was my first time there, and I have no regrets. It's a truly beautiful and atmospheric place that everyone should see.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleOjczyzna P11 October 2026Posted on GoogleAnna Z11 October 2026Posted on GoogleAnna M11 October 2026I only visited the park. In my opinion, it doesn't stand out in any way. It's simply well-known and worth seeing.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleBeata S11 October 2026Posted on GoogleRuda11 October 2026Posted on GoogleMalgorzata10 October 2026A beautiful park with a huge number of squirrels. Remember to bring nuts, otherwise they'll come close.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarta S10 October 2026Posted on GoogleA K10 October 2026Very well maintained and beautiful park with numerous spaces to sit and walk, big, with peacocks, squirrels and ducksPosted on GoogleAgnieszka Ś10 October 2026A place with a unique atmosphere. I recommend it for a walk or a rest on a bench.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMichał B10 October 2026Is there anything more to add to this place? No. The bathrooms are beautiful, I think, any time of year.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMladen L10 October 2026Lovely palace in the center of the big and beautiful parkPosted on GoogleMarkos10 October 2026These are the true green lungs of Warsaw, and the area is fantastically developed, I recommend it
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleChun J9 October 2026It's a beautiful place with cute squirrels; it's very comfortable to relax here!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleDenise L9 October 2026The place is beautiful! I recommend going with plenty of time to explore the entire outdoor area of the park and also to be able to enter the museums and palaces, which are free to visit on Fridays.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleD4Vid J9 October 2026Interesting place. Lots of friendly squirells.Posted on GoogleTomasz K9 October 2026Posted on GoogleTomasz W9 October 2026Posted on GoogleŁukasz S8 October 2026A beautiful, picturesque park, easy access and a source of nature.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleYulia K8 October 2026Incredibly beautiful and cozy park. Funny squirrels who will take nuts right out of your hands.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleNina8 October 2026A very beautiful park. The atmosphere is romantic, cozy, and warm.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleShira C8 October 2026Very beautiful and relaxing place They should add WC and coffee bike in the entrancePosted on GoogleChristian7 October 2026Posted on GoogleŁukasz M7 October 2026Posted on GoogleAnia B7 October 2026A must-see spot in the heart of Warsaw, the Polish capital. A verdant gem adorned with exceptional autumn colors. Highly recommended.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAlla S7 October 2026Very beautiful park, you can spend three hours with a picnic😍 Be sure to visit the palace if you are interested in the interior of those times) I recommend it!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleXy Z7 October 2026Posted on GooglePeron J7 October 2026A magnificent royal park, a true haven of peace away from the hustle and bustle of the city center and its historic districts. Here you'll discover a superb collection of manicured gardens, shaded walkways, ponds, sculptures, and palaces, including the famous Palace on the Island. Peacocks, squirrels, and ducks add to the charm of a stroll, while the monument dedicated to Chopin serves as a reminder of the area's rich cultural heritage. The vastness of the grounds invites you to wander and enjoy a break immersed in nature and history. A few drawbacks: the distances are considerable, and it can get quite crowded in good weather. A must-see in Warsaw, ideal for escaping the urban bustle and discovering another side of the Polish capital.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKrzysztof G6 October 2026Posted on Google木村恵6 October 2026A place of relaxation for citizens, featuring outdoor piano concerts and other events. If you live nearby, it's a great place for a walk.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleDanuta N6 October 2026Posted on GoogleEnrico N5 October 2026Every time I was in Warsaw from 1996 to 2000, it was a must to be there.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleDorota S5 October 2026It's great that scooters and bicycles are banned. You know, you can stroll around without stress. However, the restrooms and their markings are a huge disappointment these days. Only two spots for the entire park, no proper signage, and long queues. The only positive was that they were relatively clean.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarcin P5 October 2026A beautiful place to relax, adorned with accents from the new production "The Doll." I highly recommend it while the exhibition is still on.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleNikki M5 October 2026Very pretty, should spend the dayPosted on GoogleBartłomiej K4 October 2026Posted on GoogleRobert Ł4 October 2026A wonderful place for a walk, even on the weekend you can find a quiet place for yourself.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMichał S4 October 2026A wonderful place, it is worth reserving a whole day just for Łazienki.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMagdalena4 October 2026A Warsaw icon, and now there's an exhibition of costumes from "The Doll." Plus, lots of squirrels and chestnuts.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMagdalena4 October 2026A beautiful park in Warsaw. Very large, with many nooks and crannies, beautiful trees, and flowers. Squirrels and peacocks strolling proudly along their paths add to the charm. Beautiful in every season. I love coming back here.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJolanta P3 October 2026A wonderful place, full of beautiful paths, trees, and squirrels. A walk to Łazienki Park is always worth it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleHermit C3 October 2026The Royal Łazienki Park has something that's hard to find elsewhere in Warsaw. On the one hand, elegant architecture, palaces, and classicist details, on the other, a vast park where you can momentarily forget you're in the middle of the city. What I love most about it is that it's not a place you have to "explore" according to a specific plan. You can simply stroll, sit by the water, observe peacocks and squirrels, or stumble upon another interesting corner. It's especially pleasant in autumn, when the park changes almost every week. It's one of those places you can return to again and again and see something different each time.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAdva O3 October 2026A stunning place, a park full of trees and amazing nature. The park is full of squirrels and peacocks. You can walk for hours in the park with fun. I highly recommend spending a few hours in the park.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleTomasz G3 October 2026Beautiful garden of earthly delights.Posted on GoogleAgi B3 October 2026My favourite place in Warsaw. Bring hazelnuts for squirrels.Posted on GoogleJoanna G3 October 2026Posted on GooglePeppers6283 October 2026Posted on GoogleBasia Z2 October 2026Posted on GoogleDagmara P2 October 2026An incredibly charming place. Perfect for a stroll and relaxation in a big city. Well-maintained alleys, nature at your fingertips. Parking is available all around – municipal parking. In the very center of Łazienki Park, you'll find squirrels 🐿️, peacocks 🦚, a sundial, and benches. A must-see on any map 📍 of Warsaw.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJerzy K2 October 2026Lots of space to roam! I recommend bringing some nuts for the squirrels; they come to you on their own 😉. I recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleIhar T2 October 2026Posted on GoogleEdyta O1 October 2026Posted on GoogleTany M1 October 2026A wonderful place for strolls and relaxation from the hustle and bustle of the city. Beautiful sights to see.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleUrszula M1 October 2026The former summer residence of King Stanisław August Poniatowski, today one of the most beautiful and largest palace and garden complexes in Poland,
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleLorella P30 September 2026Enchanting, spectacular place. If you want to get away from what's hurting you, this place is the cure!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleSandra N30 September 2026An ideal place for rest, walks, and leisure activities. The squirrels are adorable and very friendly towards humans.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAndre K30 September 2026The Royal Łazienki Park is a palace and garden complex in Warsaw founded in the 18th century by Stanisław August Poniatowski. Its name comes from the Baroque Bathhouse pavilion, built in the 1680s by Stanisław Herakliusz Lubomirski and rebuilt by Stanisław August Poniatowski into the Palace on the Isle. In addition to buildings, pavilions, and freestanding sculptures, it also features four gardens: the Royal Garden, the Romantic Garden, the Modern Garden, and the Chinese Garden.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleСветлана Т30 September 2026Lazienki Park, a gorgeous place at any time of the year, many locations, cozy towns, lakes, there is a playground, Chopin music concerts on weekends, lakes, a restored amphitheater, many animals, a diverse flower world, a botanical garden nearby, it is crowded on weekends, but the city has enough for everyone.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJose L30 September 2026Quite clean, and with a guide it was spectacular. Interesting and very beautiful.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleOksana B30 September 2026An ideal place for a walk with the family, children will enjoy watching the birds and feeding the squirrel nuts. If you are planning a walk with a dog like us, you should know that you cannot walk with a dog in the park, even on a leash, only in your arms or in a stroller.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJózef K30 September 2026Posted on GoogleTravelgirlworld29 September 2026The most beautiful place in WarsawPosted on GoogleMarlena B29 September 2026A wonderful place, beautiful, and well-maintained. A highlight for children: squirrels who approach them for treats. I recommend buying peanuts and sunflower seeds for these beautiful creatures before arriving. Plenty of space to wander around. The best way to get there is by public transport.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarkus S29 September 2026A very beautiful, spacious park with a moated castle and many other historical buildings. Definitely a must-see if you want to get to know Warsaw.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleHalina M29 September 2026The penultimate concert of this season is September 20th. A pleasant meeting with friends over Chopin's music and a walk in the park in beautiful weather.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAlberto29 September 2026Posted on GoogleMarco-Polo29 September 2026Łazienki Park is easily one of the best green spaces in Warsaw, combining remarkable biodiversity, history, architecture, and art in the middle of the city. Walking through the park feels like leaving urban Warsaw behind: mature trees, ponds, beautifully maintained gardens, and an impressive variety of birds and wildlife create a peaceful environment that changes character with every season. What makes Łazienki especially memorable is how naturally its wildlife coexists with landmarks such as the Palace on the Isle, the Chopin Monument, classical pavilions, and historic gardens. You may encounter peacocks, squirrels, ducks, and many other birds during a single walk. It’s equally enjoyable for a morning stroll, photography, a romantic afternoon, or simply sitting quietly surrounded by nature. If you have time for only one park while visiting Warsaw, Łazienki should definitely be on your itinerary.Posted on GoogleMateusz M29 September 2026This place is simply unreal! Easily one of the most stunning and serene parks in Europe. Strolling past the Palace on the Isle, walking the lush green paths, and watching the peacocks roam freely makes it truly magical. A massive highlight is the free live Chopin piano concerts held by the Chopin Monument every Sunday during the summer season - sitting on the grass while listening to world class musicians perform outdoors is an unforgettable experience. An absolute must visit in Warsaw!Posted on GoogleГригорий Л29 September 2026A wonderful park for relaxation and strolls. The nature is captivating and gives you plenty of time for reflection. You imagine this place 100 or 200 years ago, and you yourself become part of something meaningful and beautiful. You can't explore the park in a day—and there's no such goal, anyway—but you'll want to come back again and again: sit on a bench, feed the squirrels, birds, and fish, and simply relax. Sit down and you'll see time fly by, and that's worth a try.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMagdalena L28 September 2026A beautiful, wonderfully maintained and cared for park. On weekends, in better weather, it can get quite crowded, especially around the palace. I recommend the Nabiści exhibition; it's about 20-30 minutes long.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleOlena S28 September 2026Posted on GoogleMax P27 September 2026Posted on GoogleJuan V27 September 2026Lots of vegetation and wide paths for walking with friends and family
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKamil27 September 2026Posted on GoogleMoataz A27 September 2026A charming paradise in Warsaw, made even more enchanting by the sight of squirrels running and jumping, digging in the ground, climbing trees, and chasing each other in a joyful display of happiness.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleValentyna K26 September 2026Very cozy and atmospheric park. You can walk in nature to the sound of birds singing. There are also interesting places for children.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAleksandra G26 September 2026This is a unique place. A must-see. White peacocks. Tame squirrels. Beautiful museums. Take a boat ride. Listen to Chopin...
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleK •26 September 2026Wonderful spacious walking area. Really worth a visit. Ginormous fish, peackocks and dosens of friendly squirrels adding to the experience.Posted on GoogleJan T26 September 2026Posted on GoogleTomasz B26 September 2026Posted on GoogleMonika S26 September 2026Posted on GoogleValentin26 September 2026Really nice park and arhitecture of the buildingsPosted on GoogleRenia25 September 2026Posted on GoogleRenata J25 September 2026A wonderful place. There are a lot of visitors, sometimes it even gets crowded, but you can find a bench just for yourself. I relax there 😀.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMonika A25 September 2026Great place, close to everything, but there's one downside: there are raccoons! They're pests that need to be removed before they take out the peacocks!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePhil25 September 2026Well kept gardens but slightly disappointed at the main house, tickets were more expensive than expected for such a short view and also tickets not available at the house, but had to be purchased elsewhere!Posted on GoogleCasimirus K24 September 2026Posted on GoogleJurek X24 September 2026A beautiful and well-maintained palace and park complex. The paths are clean and tidy, making the beauty of autumn truly delightful. Beautiful, colorful peacocks roam freely along the paths, as well as numerous squirrels, are literally within arm's reach. The animals are not afraid of people, and the squirrels eat hazelnuts out of your hand. 🥰 The kids were delighted; it was a contact with nature at its most beautiful.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleСаша О24 September 2026Posted on GoogleHenrik24 September 2026Posted on GoogleDaria H24 September 2026We love this park, and there is a nice playground near the parking lot, very interesting for children.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePaweł K24 September 2026A great place for walks with family, friends, or alone. A large park, with plenty of benches and animals roaming freely. Simply a great spot on the map of Warsaw.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on Google29 C24 September 2026a magnificent park and palace complex, entry to the park is free, museum buildings can be visited for free on some days of the week, every part of the park is well-maintained regardless of the season, in the summer on Sundays open-air piano concerts are held at the Chopin monument
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleEla E23 September 2026An interesting place, you can have a nice time. Just use your imagination and you can see this other, past world, everything seems fabulous.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleArrtu32223 September 2026Best of the best. You have to experience it because it's hard to describe. Highly recommend to everyone.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePatricia B23 September 2026Amazing park. Really beautiful and peaceful.Posted on GoogleFranco M22 September 2026Worth a visit...a very large park full of history. You'll find a large area dedicated to Chopin.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMateusz22 September 2026A beautiful place. I recommend planning more time. Bring nuts for the squirrels.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleLove C22 September 2026A lot of walk and construction. I saw beautiful peacocks.Posted on GoogleMaciej P22 September 2026Nice place but unfortunately everyone knows it and lots of people on the weekend.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleUrban E21 September 2026This isn’t a park, but feels like a place where on strolls. You can imagine people that walked centuries before you. The palaces are beautiful. Truly an exceptional place to visitPosted on GoogleFran21 September 2026Beautiful park. Highly recommended.Posted on GoogleAmir W21 September 2026The palace is situated in a vast and beautiful park on a small island. It is very nice for long walks.Posted on GoogleMarta D21 September 2026Posted on GoogleHsiangyi21 September 2026It's definitely worth a visit; you can spend two hours leisurely taking photos in the park.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarek20 September 2026Posted on GoogleNameless G20 September 2026Nice, big park. With many animalsPosted on GoogleMarek J20 September 2026Posted on GoogleZsuzsanna K20 September 2026The park has an incredible atmosphere, where you can meet squirrels, peacocks - if you're keen-eyed, even foxes - on the way. It's full of winding walkways, picnic areas, ancient forest areas, a huge lake, a breathtaking stage built on the lake - where opera performances and classical music concerts are held on summer evenings (ticket sales start in April-May) - and beautiful historical buildings. It's impressive even in its small details (such as the sculptural candelabra), so it's worth walking around with your eyes open. In the huge park opposite the entrance, there's a grandiose statue of Chopin and the composer's music was playing while we were there. So, this is the place I didn't want to leave, but at least it pulls my heart back.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleGiada C20 September 2026I visited in September, both on a weekday and on Sunday morning when they perform a Chopin concert. The latter is an experience I highly recommend.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleZalenov777111000 Z19 September 2026A very attractive place, perfect for families. You can hear and see Polish and other language groups, and the faces of people interested in the place. The location is picturesque. There are many alternative attractions in the area. Cameras are readily available. Personally, I like this place too. I recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJustyna S19 September 2026Our favorite park in Warsaw. Unfortunately, we're deducting a star for water contamination at Belweder Pond. Today's photos and video show a leak of a liquid that appears to be petroleum-based. Firefighters who responded determined, without testing the water, that there was no leak or contamination. I hope this matter won't be swept under the rug, because the Fire Department informed the police that there was no leak, no threat, and the case was closed. It's outrageous to me that water contamination is occurring in a park that is a historic monument, and no one is doing anything about it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarian C19 September 2026A large park in Warsaw, perfect for spending quality time with children or on your own. Very well-maintained, with a pleasant atmosphere. There's a small stand selling drinks and ice cream. Palaces are located within the park.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarina S19 September 2026The squirrels are wonderful! My kids had a blast. You can also feed ducks (very colourful and pretty). The park itself is beautiful and serene.Posted on GoogleDébora M19 September 2026A wonderful and gigantic park. Wear sneakers and insect repellent. Incredible green area, as are the buildings.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleEl K19 September 2026Posted on GoogleIwona S18 September 2026Posted on GoogleTamara18 September 2026Posted on GooglePaolo F17 September 2026The park is fairly close to the city center, but that's relative. Inside, there are several historic residences used as museums and exhibitions, a pond, and, most importantly, squirrels. A lovely half-day to spend peacefully exploring the grounds. Recommended.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMonika W17 September 2026Posted on GooglePiotr W17 September 2026A wonderful place. I only spent four hours here, and it was hard to leave... Free admission on Fridays. I highly recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleElena R17 September 2026If you enjoy a classic museum, you'll love this place. It boasts an interesting and diverse collection.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleNatalia16 September 2026A charming place full of quiet paths, beautiful monuments, and squirrels. It's worth a stroll on a sunny day. If you're lucky, you might spot peacocks and hear them singing.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarek M16 September 2026Posted on GoogleDagmara Ś16 September 2026Posted on GoogleDorota G16 September 2026Warsaw is a noisy city. In the Royal Łazienki Park, you'll find peace and quiet, a respite from all the hustle and bustle. There are numerous paths for strolling and admiring nature, which becomes more beautiful with each season.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKarolina N15 September 2026Posted on GoogleCaterina S15 September 2026Amazing place. Hearing Fryderyk Chopin's music gives me chills 💚 Beautiful park 😍 free entry.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleRadoslaw K15 September 2026Łazienki Królewskie is one of the most beautiful corners of Warsaw – full of greenery, historic palaces, gardens, and strolling peacocks. 🦚🌳 It's a unique place for a peaceful stroll, and the Palace on the Isle and the Chopin monument create a unique atmosphere.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleLucas P15 September 2026Posted on GoogleAgnieszka M14 September 2026Posted on GoogleJoanna G14 September 2026My first time in Łazienki and my friends and I went to a Chopin concert, it was beautiful and atmospheric.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKrystian14 September 2026Posted on GoogleSarah14 September 2026Superb, wide open spaces and friendly squirrels. The views are breathtaking, peaceful and serene. The Chopin statue and its musical bench were a delightful addition.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleBazyl14 September 2026Posted on GooglePatrik K14 September 2026Beautiful walk with great views and many places to rest.Posted on GoogleGrzegorz J13 September 2026Posted on GoogleIstván S13 September 2026Beautiful park! We didn't see the exhibits because we just wanted to walk, but it was still a great experience. The friendly squirrels really come to you by the hundreds! If you can, bring them nuts!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePrzemek P13 September 2026A magnificent national heritage site. A historic place for relaxation and study.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJacek K13 September 2026The perfect place to relax, unfortunately the gastronomy is terrible
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleRagus13 September 2026The park, as well as the botanical garden itself, are superb. A place worth returning to.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleElżbieta N12 September 2026Posted on GoogleOlga G12 September 2026This is an incredibly beautiful, cozy and majestic park - well-groomed alleys, centuries-old trees, romantic bridges and cozy benches are ideal for long walks.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleChristian J12 September 2026So great experience, with live piano music . At Chopin monumentPosted on GoogleAgnieszka S12 September 2026Posted on GoogleLarysa B12 September 2026Beautiful park! Lots of comfortable paths with places to relax. Beautiful nature: giant perennial trees, tame squirrels, flower beds, fountains...
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleЛюдмила П12 September 2026A very pleasant, large park. The best part is that the birds and squirrels aren't afraid of people; they don't hide and come up close.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMichał J12 September 2026This is the largest and most impressive park I've visited so far. It's a much-needed place in a city as fast-paced as Warsaw. There are plenty of squirrels hopping through the trees, and I even saw a peacock up close once. The first time I visited, a terrible downpour began, so I returned the next day and spent half a day there. When I'm in the capital, I always try to visit it and spend at least two hours there.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarek M11 September 2026Posted on GoogleDuck10 September 2026The park is very large, impeccably maintained, and beautiful. The park's residents are charming, including peacocks and ducks. The park employees are diligent and kind. I highly recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleO. J10 September 2026Beautiful place, lots to walk around, well-kept, clean, peaceful
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleCathy9 September 2026I absolutely loved this park. You can see lots of squirrels and peacocks. It's a peaceful, very clean place. I really enjoyed it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAkira T9 September 2026This is a park in Warsaw, Poland. It contains the Old Royal Palace, gardens, and statues of Chopin and Liszt. From a historical perspective, it's a modest place compared to those in neighboring countries, but I love it because it expresses Polish history and culture. Apparently, Chopin's outdoor concerts are held there in the summer.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleStefano M9 September 2026Interesting from a historical point of view, clean and quiet, it is worth going there
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleElenity N8 September 2026A large, well-maintained park, where peace and quiet reign. A lot of people recommended Łazienki Park to me, and I wasn't disappointed. And I've never seen so many squirrels in my life. I walked around for three or four hours, and I still didn't see the entire park.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours of Royal Baths?
The park is open every day from morning to evening. Opening hours of individual facilities may vary.
Is there an entrance fee to the park?
Admission to the park is free, but some facilities, such as the Palace on the Isle, may require a ticket.
Where can you eat in Royal Baths?
There are cafes and restaurants in the park that offer a wide selection of dishes and drinks.
Are dogs allowed in the park?
Dogs are allowed on a leash, but additional restrictions may apply in some locations.
Are there toilets available?
Yes, there are several public toilets within the park.
Are there guides available on site?
You can hire a guide or use audio guides available in several languages.
Can I take photos?
Yes, taking photos is allowed, except in some museum areas where restrictions may apply.
What are the most interesting monuments in the park?
The Palace on the Isle, the White House, the Old Orangery and the Royal Theater are some of the most important monuments.
Are there special activities for children?
Yes, the park offers various workshops and educational events for children.
Are there picnic areas available?
Yes, in the park you can find numerous places perfect for a picnic.