Solo Female Travel in Warsaw
Travelling to Warsaw alone? Connect with like-minded solo female travelers and local women, share your experiences, and make new friends along the way.
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Natalia
Hi, I’m Natalia living in Warsaw, studying architecture working as HR specialist. I’m pretty adventurous person, love to travel spontaneously.
Daryna
I am a very open and cheerful person who loves to travel and meet new people I'm from Ukraine but I grew up in Egypt and now I'm studying in Poland I love extreme sports, activities, walks, delicious food and spontaneous decisions
Jadranka
I'm a student living in Warsaw, Poland I'm always looking for new adventures 😋
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julia
Can host for 3 days
Hi, I am Julia and I am history student. I am vegan, cat freak, backpacker, I am into growing plants. I am interesting in jewish culture and some religion staff- one i hope i will be a biblist hahaMagdalena
Can host for 3 days
Hi! I'm Magdalena. I'm friendly and open- minded person who is talkative and likes to be around positive people. Nice to meet you! :)Yuliya
Can host for 3 days
I'm an expat living in Warsaw. By profession I'm a marketing Business Partner. I really love travelling and I've visited around 20 countries on different continents. My interests are books, hiking and art. I'm super communicative and friendly, so will be happy to meet new people.
Experiences from Warsaw
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Recently been to Warsaw, and really liked it. The old city is nice to wander through, I was very impressed by the Jewish Historical Institute, the palace of culture and science has a nice viewpoint and although it was brief, I liked the neighborhood Praga on the other side of the water.
Solo travel experience
I fell in love with Warsaw. I love how they reconstructed the old town to its exact appearance before the bombing. The museum of the Warsaw uprising is well executed and very moving. The Polin museum of the Polish Jews is a unique immersive experience - one of the best museums I have ever visited and I have been to so many. The Chopin museum is heaven for lovers of his music and turned me into a fan. The National museum of Warsaw has a dazzling collection of medieval art. I only spent a few days and would go back in a heartbeat.
Things to do: You should visit the Lazienki-Park and Castle, the POLIN-Museum, the castle (use a audio-guide!) and the Copernicus Science Centrum. Food: Eat pierogi. Recommendations: Learn a few words in polish language (please, thank you, hello, yes, no...) - it is always appreciated by the locals.
Things to do: - Palace of Culture and Science - Palace at Wilanow and Royal Garden of Lights - Bulwary Wiślane - Old Town Square - Roayal Castle in Old Town - Lazienki Palace and Park - Hala Koszyki Safety: Warsaw is safe and has plenty of foreigners. Recommendations: Warsaw is absolutely stunning.
Things to do: - The Royal Castle in Warsaw - Palace of Culture and Science - Warsaw Uprising Museum - POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews - Łazienki Park - The National Museum in Warsaw - Old Town Market Square - Copernicus Science Centre - Palace on the Isle Safety: I felt super safe the whole time. Recommendations: Warsaw is a magical city. Great historical sites and unique architecture.
Things to do: - Warsaw's Old Town and the Royal Castle - Łazienki Park and The Palace on the Isle - Palace of Culture and Science Safety: Poland is safe for single women. Recommendations: Warsaw was one of the favorite places I went to while in Europe! I cant wait to go back already.
Local experience
I'm from Warsaw and recommend visiting those places: Museum of Warsaw Uprising, Wilanów Castle, Palace of Culture and Science (you can go to the terrace at 30th floor), the Royal Castle, Old Town, New Town, Krakowskie Przedmieście (or the all Royal Route) Royal Łazienki Park, Copernice Science Centre, Museum of Polish Jews Polin, the Fryderyk Chopin Museum. Walk around Vistula River and there are some cafes and bars or the beach, you can take water taxi for free, Botanical Garden in Powsin (it's close to Warsaw, you can go there by bus), you can go to Zapiecek to eat pierogi, you can find some nice cafes where you buy a coffee and get breakfast for free (I recommend MOMU it's not far from Metro Ratusz Arsenał), you can try our Zapiekanka - it's like a kind of big sandwich, you can visit Wedel Factory or just some cafes.
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Is Warsaw safe for solo female travellers?
Yes, Warsaw is generally safe for solo female travelers. However, as with any city, it is important to take the usual precautions such as avoiding dark alleys and being aware of your surroundings.
Is Warsaw good for solo travel?
Yes, Warsaw is a great destination for solo travelers. The city is generally safe and there are plenty of attractions and activities to keep you busy. There are also plenty of restaurants, cafes, and bars to explore, and the city is full of friendly locals who are happy to help out.
Is Warsaw expensive for solo travellers?
It depends on the individual's budget and preferences. Generally, Warsaw is considered to be an affordable city for solo female travelers. Accommodation, food, and transportation are all relatively inexpensive compared to other European cities.
What to do in Warsaw solo?
Explore the Old Town
Take a stroll through the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and admire the colorful buildings and monuments.
Visit the Royal Castle
Explore the grandeur of the Royal Castle, the former residence of the Polish kings.
Visit the Warsaw Uprising Museum
Learn about the history of the city and the 1944 Warsaw Uprising at this interactive museum.
Take a Tour of the Łazienki Park
Take a leisurely stroll through the beautiful Łazienki Park, one of the largest parks in Europe.
Visit the National Museum
Explore the history and culture of Poland at the National Museum.
Visit the Palace of Culture and Science
Admire the architecture of this iconic building, the tallest in Poland.
Take a Food Tour
Taste some of the best local cuisine on a food tour of the city.
Visit the Warsaw Zoo
Spend a day at the Warsaw Zoo, one of the oldest zoos in Europe.
Take a Boat Tour
Enjoy a relaxing boat tour of the Vistula River and admire the city skyline.
Visit the Wilanów Palace
Explore the grandeur of the Wilanów Palace, a former royal residence.
Is Warsaw safe to travel alone?
Yes, Warsaw is generally considered safe to travel alone. However, as with any city, it is important to take precautions and be aware of your surroundings. Be sure to avoid dark alleys and areas that are known to be unsafe. Additionally, it is recommended to carry a copy of your passport and other important documents with you at all times.
Is Warsaw safe at night?
Yes, Warsaw is generally safe at night. However, as with any city, it is important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions to ensure your safety.
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