Łazienki Królewskie

It's a nice park to walk around, where you can see peacocks, squirrels and pigeons. The park is quite huge, so there's many places to go to, to just enjoy a picnic

Lazienki Park is a stunning, peaceful oasis in the heart of Warsaw, perfect for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. The landscapes are beautiful, with scenic paths, picturesque lakes, and a captivating palace on the water. The peacocks roaming freely add a unique charm, and the Chopin statue is a must-see. Perfect for a relaxing day out!

What an amazing park! As soon as I walked in I saw 2 red squirrels. There are peacocks too. The buildings are beautiful, as well as the lakes and trees. It is so peaceful and well looked after. I was only able to stay for an hour or 2 as I also wanted to see other parts of the city, but I would have gladly stayed all day.

The Royal Łazienki Park in Warsaw is a breathtaking blend of nature, art, and history and also peaceful place to let your mind drift. This 18th-century park is home to stunning Palaces, picturesque gardens, and serene lakes. A must-see highlight is the iconic Palace on the Isle, a former royal residence that appears to float on water. Apparently, the park hosts free Chopin piano concerts every Sunday in summer, right beneath the impressive Chopin Monument. This park is is huge, with the frequent visitors of the peacock and excitable squirrels, all in the heart of Warsaw 🇵🇱

The most emblematic park in Warsaw Great place for endless walks, Chopin concerts on Sundays, many coffee places and restaurants scattered within the park perimeter, where you can rest after a long walk. Beautiful palace on the island, Greek theatre or Chinese pagoda. Very relaxing.

A very pleasant and peaceful park filled with stunning architecures and monuments. A must visit if you want to seek peace away from the centre.

A very beautiful park, half wild half modern. Beautiful sceneries and many options for a snack or some coffee. There's a big palace. You can take a boat through the small river, and have a picnic on some designated areas on the grass. Dogs are not allowed. Many birds, peacocks and squirrels roam around freely. There is a sign with the local wildlife and what to feed them. Please don't feed bread to birds!

Beautiful place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city,the park can though be busy in certain areas but you can always find a quiet spot, great place to pass a few hours to wander around, place is well mapped out

This park was recommended on TravelLikeALocal.eu and I have to say: it didn't disappoint! The beautiful mix between planned landscaping, luscious green and pretty classicist buildings makes this a lovely spot to enjoy the great weather. The little boats on the pond are so cute and romantic! There are several places where you can buy ice cream or have something to drink or eat. The red Asian lanterns throughout the park add a nice visual touch. I wish I could have seen them lit, but we had to catch our flight.

Łiazenki is the most beautiful park in Warsaw! My first visit was late February and unfortunately the park during the winter it cannot offer much. Nevertheless, starting May you can admire an extraordinary transformation: Every tree becomes green, every step of the garden grows healthy, bright green grass, flowers of every color, squirrels running around and birds signing nonstop. Feels like walking through paradise. The park is super clean! Now it is not allowed to walk your dog in the park, therefore you can afford to sit in a bench or grass without any worries. And for pet lovers, please do not worry! Warsaw has dozens of parks nearby where dogs and pets are welcome. I am one of them. Inside Łazenki you may find a few restaurants and places to eat or rest. If you are looking for a high scale experience I would strongly recommend to visit belvedere restaurant in the midSouth/west side of the park. If what you want is some beer and traditional polish sausage, in the north west of the park you may find Agrykola Sklep. It has outdoor sitting area and the guy that makes the hot dogs is an expert!! Any way, there is always a great reason to visit this park! May to October, Łazenki is simply wonderful !!

When you think of Warsaw what do you think? If you're anything like me, you think about how green this city is and how there is a beautiful abundance of parks! And Łazienki Królewski takes the cake! I've been to the park twice on this trip to Warsaw, and I've seen two sides. The morning runners who traverse the 5k circuit in relative silence and outnumber morning walkers. And then there's the evening... It's a whole other picture. The park is filled with tourists and families and lovers. There are the Korean tour groups, the mothers with strollers, couples taking selfies along the water, and older people enjoying the company of friends or gołębi.... Speaking of which... This park is full of tame wild animals. Not only can you feed the birds, ducks, carp, and crows... You will even have the possibility of feeding the squirrels! Yes, they eat right out of your hands. Let's just hope they've been tamed by decades of feeding and not rabid. And I recommend you bring hand sanitizer too. Enjoy a late afternoon snack with lody (ice cream) or gofry (Belgian style waffles) topped with diabetes inducing amounts of sugar. Or skip that altogether and hike up the hill to see the Chopin statue. Or if you're with your love, take a gondola ride... There are so many options. The park is buzzing with summer happenings and a center of culture and relaxation. I plan to be back in the next day or so!

If you want to see how European royalty lived, this is a great place to start. It is dripping with opulence and has a wonderful aesthetic both inside and out.

This place is very very classy. That's probably because it was originally designed for the royalty, rather than for the common folk. Tip: Best GO THERE BEFORE NOON, during a sunny summer day. The light, colors and contrast are just amazing. Better than a movie.

Was told this was a must see while in Warsaw and so glad I went. Despite being cold autumn day it was busy park. Lots of red squirrels that were so friendly and eating out of people's hand. So many ducks and different kind of birds, including a number of peacocks. Was lucky to be visiting during November so there was free entry to the palace and museums. Had trouble finding the ticket office as it wasn't clearly signed and they don't provide maps you have to rely on displays around the park. Such pretty buildings so much detail in the walls and flooring. Could have spend more time walking around the park and looking at the statues and sculpture if it was warmer.

OK, so whenever you are in Warsaw just promise me one thing. You will not miss this! This was such an amazing park with such an amazing guide through everything in it! I especially like the orangeria. I need to come back at least once more.

Great park. Very large and full of furry creatures. The squirrels and ducks are very friendly and trusting. It was really cold so I didn't get to see the whole park or the museum but I really enjoyed walking through and seeing the animals and the palace on the lake which was beautiful. I want to go back again but when it's warm!