Solo female travel in Warsaw

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I felt safe in warsaw and loved walking around. At night I preferred to stay in well-lit areas of course, normally while walking back to my airbnb in the "old town" which is a great area to stay in! My itinerary was taking as many tours as possible, such as the "WW2 in warsaw" free walking tour. I recommend the Pierogis at the restaurant "Restauracja Głodomory Mokotów" just south of a BEAUTIFUL park called Palace on the Isle (Pałac na Wyspie)

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I feel safe. Howower Warsaw is a capital city, so little crowded. You must see the museums and parks. I think Public transport little expensive because we were transfer to one bus to another. Old city beautiful in the night. Altough food and wine more expensive old city area

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Warsaw is a beautiful city. They have many beautiful parks to walk in, and the "Old Town" is so nice and historical. I ate delicious dumplings and soup there. The transportation system is also easy to use.

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I highly recommend visiting the Warsaw Uprising Museum (mandatory), the Museum of Literature, as well as the POLIN Museum. I went to the Chopin Museum (my favorite composer). The Lapidarium of Antiquities is a famous small antique shop, which is located near the Royal Route and is splendid. I avoided the city center (known as Old Town) and the Royal Route when I was looking for food, and it turned out that my favorite restaurants are a bit on the outskirts. Łazienki Park was also beautiful.

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Warsaw was a beautiful place to be. It was very safe and friendly. I liked the old town, many performances in the evenings. This is particularly influential because, like many things in Warsaw, it was completely rebuilt after being bombed into oblivion during World War II. The Polish people are amazing. I liked the food, gardens and music.

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Inside Warsaw, I liked the Palace of Culture (city view), the Museum of Resistance Movement and the Palace Gardens, which are next to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The mermaid statue was also charming. The old town and the Warsaw zoo were also wonderful.

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I stayed in Warsaw for 3 days in November. I took advantage of the free city tour and highly recommend it. The weather was sometimes a bit rainy, but it's so beautiful there in the fall, and there is also a huge park that I really liked. Great dining options too! I enjoyed my stay there and felt safe at all times. I even went out after dark. Uber was also very cheap.

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Warsaw it's cleary a location you must see. I was amazed by the arhitecture of the Old Town. I only stayed there for 2 days but I'm sure I will return because I believe I haven't seen all.

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I went to Warsaw last year and I felt incredibly comfortable and welcome, people were so nice. I even felt comfortable walking alone in the evening, which I often don't experience.

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Recently, I was in Warsaw and I really liked it there. The Old Town is perfect for walks, I was very impressed by the Jewish Historical Institute, the Palace of Culture and Science has a beautiful viewpoint, and even though it was short, I liked the Praga neighborhood on the other side of the water.

The most dangerous districts in Warsaw are Praga-Północ and Śródmieście. I always carry something for self defense with me. I often encounter some drunk men at the street and they make me feel really uncomfortable. Two months ago there was a girl raped and killed in the center of Warsaw at 4-5 a.m. and nobody reacted (4 people were going by while she was raped)

To be honest, Warsaw can be one of the safest cities in Europe for me as I have never faced a dangerous situation since I’ve moved to the city. Fortunately I haven’t faced any situation such as theft, violence and so on.

I am from Warsaw and I recommend visiting the following places: Warsaw Uprising Museum, Wilanów Palace, Palace of Culture and Science (you can go up to the terrace on the 30th floor), Royal Castle, Old Town, New Town, Krakowskie Przedmieście street (or the entire Royal Route), Łazienki Park, Copernicus Science Center, POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, Fryderyk Chopin Museum. It's also nice to stroll along the Vistula River, where there are cafes, bars and a beach. Water taxis are free. I also recommend visiting the Botanical Garden in Powsin (it's not far from Warsaw, you can get there by bus). You must go to Zapiecek for pierogi, or visit cafes where you get a free breakfast with the purchase of coffee (I recommend MOMU, which is near the Ratusz Arsenał metro station). You should try our zapiekanka - it's kind of a large sandwich. You can also visit the Wedel factory or other cafes.