Warsaw Poland
Poland

34 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

Emerald Waterways (20 Cruises)

Scenic Cruises (14 Cruises)


Frequently Asked Questions

At the left-bank landings on the Vistula, along the redeveloped boulevards. The old town is a few minutes uphill from the riverside.
The Royal Castle and Market Square, then the Royal Route along Krakowskie Przedmieście to Nowy Świat. Łazienki Park, about 3 km away, needs a longer call.
It is entirely rebuilt. Destroyed in 1944, it was raised street by street using the 18th-century views painted by Bernardo Bellotto, known as Canaletto. That resurrection is itself a World Heritage site.
The pink-fronted palace framing King Sigismund's column, a gathering point for four centuries. The reconstructed royal apartments take about an hour, with paintings and furniture salvaged from the rubble.
In an urn sealed inside a pillar of the Holy Cross Church on the Royal Route, returned to Warsaw according to his wish. Musical benches around the centre play his melodies at the push of a button.
Warsaw's green escape, about 3 km from the quays: a palace set on water, free-roaming peacocks, red squirrels and the famous Chopin monument beneath its bronze willow. It was created in the 18th century as the summer residence of Poland's last king.
A shore left wild: willows, natural sand beaches and herons, in the middle of a capital city. That is exceptionally rare for a major European river, and the contrast with the left-bank boulevards is striking.
The Copernicus Science Centre, right on the riverbank, where visitors of all ages work hands-on experiments built at child height. The boulevards, with their barge cafes and deckchairs, round out the stop.
The Stalinist skyscraper dominating the centre, now ringed by glass towers. It is a reminder that this capital keeps reinventing itself, and it still divides opinion among Varsovians.
The mermaid armed with sword and shield, standing at the centre of the Market Square and appearing on the city's coat of arms.