Warsaw in 3 days - Best Attractions for an Autumn Weekend

Warsaw for the Long Weekend in November: What to See in 3 Days?

Warsaw is a city that delights at any time of the year, even in autumn, when the streets are covered in fog and the parks shimmer with the gold of falling leaves. If you are planning a weekend stay in November and accommodation in Studios with UnitApartments on Grochowska, we have prepared a list of attractions in the area and throughout the city that will make your stay in Warsaw unforgettable.

Here's a comprehensive plan to spend three days in the capital of Poland, discovering its unique history, culture and atmosphere, as well as interesting places nearby UnitApartments on Grochowska Street.

Day 1: Exploring Praga Południe and the Surrounding Area

1. Skaryszewski Park – an Oasis of Green in the Heart of Praga Południe

Start your day with a walk around Skaryszewski Park, one of the most beautiful parks in Warsaw, located near Grochowska Street. It is a great place for a morning walk, especially in November, when the park takes on autumn colors. You will find lakes, picturesque alleys and numerous monuments, as well as a café where you can drink aromatic coffee.

2. Soho Factory and Neon Museum – Modern Art and Nostalgia of the Polish People's Republic

In the vicinity of Grochowska it is worth visiting Soho Factory – the cultural center of Praga Południe. Here you will find galleries, restaurants and Neon Museum, which attracts fans of vintage and PRL aesthetics. It is a place full of history, showing the old charm of neon signs that once decorated Warsaw streets.

3. Wiatraczna Roundabout – Shopping and Local Atmosphere

In the area there is also Wiatraczna Roundabout – a shopping and communication center. It is a great place to shop or try local specialties in smaller, family restaurants. Wiatraczna is the heart of Praga Południe, which is full of life and reflects the atmosphere of this part of Warsaw.

Day 2: Visiting the center of Warsaw and the Old Town

1. Royal Łazienki - The Autumn Face of the Royal Park

Start your day in Royal Łazienki Park, which look magical in the November aura. The park, along with the Palace on the Island, the Chinese Garden and the Fryderyk Chopin monument, is one of the biggest attractions in Warsaw. A walk along the colorful alleys will allow you to feel harmony and peace.

2. Old Town – The Heart of Warsaw

Then go to Old Town, listed on the UNESCO list. Despite the war damage, the Old Town was meticulously rebuilt and now delights tourists with its charm. Worth seeing Royal Castle, Sigismund's Column and St. John's Cathedral. November weather gives this place a unique, nostalgic feel, especially when fog covers the streets.

3. Krakowskie Przedmieście and Nowy Świat

Walking from the Royal Castle towards the city centre, you will come across Krakowskie Przedmieście and New World – the representative streets of Warsaw. There are elegant tenement houses, palaces and numerous cafes that offer warming drinks and snacks. In the fall, many of these establishments tempt with cozy interiors and hot chocolate.

Day 3: Warsaw from a Modern Perspective

1. Copernicus Science Centre – Interactive Fun for Everyone

If you are traveling with children or just want to experience interactive exhibitions for yourself, Copernicus Science Centre is the perfect place for a morning. You will find various installations and exhibitions that present scientific issues in an interesting way. A visit to Copernicus is great fun and learning at the same time.

2. POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews

In November it is also worth stopping by POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews. This is one of the most modern museums in Poland, which presents the history and culture of Polish Jews. The exhibition is full of multimedia and interactive elements, which makes visiting an interesting experience for everyone.

3. Palace of Culture and Science – The Icon of Warsaw

At the end of the day it is worth visiting Palace of Culture and Science – a symbol of Warsaw, which offers some of the best views of the city. In the November weather, the evening lights of Warsaw look exceptionally beautiful from the viewing terrace, where you can admire the panorama of the city illuminated by floodlights and Christmas decorations.

Cultural Attractions and Entertainment for November Evening

Warsaw has a lot to offer in the evening, and in November there are a number of cultural events that will make your long weekend more enjoyable.

1. Powszechny Theatre – Art Near Praga Południe

The Universal Theatre, located near Grochowska Street, offers performances of a high artistic level. It is an excellent option for an evening for theater lovers. In November, the theater's repertoire is diverse - from classic dramas to modern stagings.

2. National Philharmonic – Musical Experiences

For those who appreciate classical music, November is a good time to visit National Philharmonic. The November concerts include performances by the orchestra and soloists, and the acoustics of the Philharmonic Hall guarantee a unique sound experience.

3. Kino Praha – Cinema with Atmosphere

Cinema Prague, located near Prague, offers interesting film screenings, both Polish and foreign productions. It is a cinema with traditions that allows you to feel the atmosphere of old arthouse cinemas, and the November repertoire often includes festival films that you will not see in commercial cinemas.

Local Restaurants – Where to Eat Nearby?

A long weekend in Warsaw is also a great opportunity to try a variety of cuisines.

1. Brasserie Warszawska – Modern Polish Cuisine

Brasserie Warsaw is a restaurant that offers classic Polish dishes in a modern version. The menu includes both traditional Polish flavors and original flavor compositions. Perfect for an elegant lunch or dinner.

2. Pyzy Flaki Hot - Climate and Taste of Prague

If you want to feel the atmosphere of old Warsaw, visit Hot Tripe Dumplings in Praga. In this cozy restaurant you can try traditional Polish dishes such as pyzy, flaki or żurek. The perfect place for a warming lunch after a walk.

3. Saska Kępa – Restaurants on Francuska Street

Near Praga Południe there is Saska Kepa and ul. Francuska, where you will find many cafes, bistros and restaurants. Ulica Francuska is famous for its cozy places, perfect for an autumn dinner. Restaurants in Saska Kępa offer Polish, French and international cuisine, so everyone will find something for themselves.

Warsaw has a lot to offer tourists at any time of year, and an autumn weekend in November can be truly special. accommodation at Studio UnitApartments.pl on Grochowska Street, you have the opportunity to visit the atmospheric Praga Południe, while also enjoying the attractions in the city center. With a variety of museums, theaters, parks and restaurants, the capital of Poland provides a rich program for both sightseeing days and relaxing evenings. Three days is enough to feel the spirit of Warsaw and the desire to return to discover even more.