Parks and Squares in Warsaw
Its oldest park is Ogród Saski, located 10 minutes away from the Old Town.

The Old Market Square was founded by the 13th Century. The majority of the buildings that surround it were destroyed in 1944 and rebuilt between 1948 and 1953.

Teatralny Square  used to be the commercial and culture center of Warsaw. Nowadays, you will find many interesting, huge buildings surrounding it, created at the time of the Congress Kingdom of Poland.

Krasiński Square is the location of Krasiński Palace. It is situated between Bankowy Square and the New Town. Among the amazing buildings that surround it you will find the Supreme Court and Warsaw Uprising Monument.

Traugutta Park  is a huge place ideal for walks. In this park you will discover a secessionist statue representing motherhood, which dates back to 1902 and is the work of art by Waclaw Szymanowski.