Warsaw's city center with the Palace of Culture, Nowy Świat street, and modern business district.
About Warsaw City Center (Centrum)
The main artery, Marszalkowska Street, leads past shopping centers and the Central Railway Station to Nowy Swiat (New World Street), one of Europe's most charming boulevards lined with restaurants, bookshops, and cafes. Warsaw has embraced its rebirth with an impressive cultural scene—the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, the Copernicus Science Centre, and a thriving contemporary art gallery scene in the Praga district across the Vistula River.
Nearby Landmarks
Transport Options
Quick Comparison
| Option | Cost | Time | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taxi | PLN 40-60 (~\$10-\$15) | 20-30 minutes | Convenience, groups, heavy luggage |
| Rideshare | PLN 25-40 (~\$6-\$10) | 20-30 minutes | Budget-conscious, app users |
| Train | PLN 4 (~\$1) | 20 minutes | Budget, avoiding traffic |
Good to Know
Late Night Transport
Bus 175 runs until approximately midnight, with night bus N32 taking over through the early hours. The S2/S3 train runs until about 11:30 PM. Taxis from the airport to Centrum cost 40-60 PLN ($10-15) at any hour. Uber and Bolt operate 24/7.
Luggage Tips
The S2/S3 train has luggage racks and spacious carriages. Bus 175 allows luggage but can be very crowded during rush hours. Warszawa Centralna station has luggage lockers on the lower level.
Accessibility
The SKM train and buses are wheelchair accessible with low-floor boarding and ramps. Warszawa Centralna has elevator access. Central Warsaw has wide, well-maintained sidewalks. Most major museums and cultural venues are fully accessible.