Lazienki Park and Summer Residence of Polish King

Lazienki - Palace on the Water Would you like to go for a walk in the nature? Do you want to forget about the busy city for a while? Take a trip to Łazienki Park!

This is the largest park in Warsaw, occupying 76 hectares of the city center. Łazienki was transformed into a splendid park by King Stanisław August Poniatowski in 18th century. On this walk our guide will take you to the Chopin Monument and tell the history of the famous composer. Then we will lead you along alleys to the Old Orangery, the White House with unique painted interior and The Palace on the Water. Lazienki - Fryderyk Chopin Monument

The Palace on the Water is a must for both art-lovers and history buffs. You can go in and admire the interiors renovated and refurnished after a fire, which damaged the building during II World War.
A few steps further you will see the Myslewicki Palace and the Theatre on the Island, which is modeled on the ancient Herculaneum. On the way back we will walk by the New Orangery and Belvedere, erected first half 18th century in baroque style, remodeled in neo-classical.

Łazienki Park is visited by a throng of tourists from the country and the entire world. The park is not only a must see venue for the tourists, but also the favorite Sunday destination for the Varsovians.

Duration: approximately 2 hours

Optionally:
Entrance fee to the White House 1,5 € / pax (open May-September only)
Entrance fee to the Palace on the Water 4 € / pax

Price from 81 EUR - per trip, up to 3 people.