This Is Why You Need To Visit Warsaw | Poland's Must-Visit Capital 🇵🇱

Join me, Ben Robson, as we explore the vibrant and historic city of Warsaw, Poland. In this Warsaw vlog, we'll uncover the beauty and resilience of this incredible city, from its stunning Warsaw Old Town architecture to the pivotal moments of the Warsaw Uprising in 1944.

We start our journey in the heart of Warsaw’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where the charming Market Square and Warsaw Royal Castle transport you back to the city's medieval past. Marvel at the beautifully restored architecture that rises from the ashes of destruction after WWII.

As we wander through Warsaw Castle Square, you’ll experience the perfect blend of history and modernity, with vibrant street life and cultural landmarks. One of the highlights is visiting the Fryderyk Chopin Museum, where we delve into the life and legacy of Poland's most famous composer. We also stop by the Holy Cross Church, where the symbolic Heart of Chopin is enshrined, providing a glimpse into Poland’s rich musical heritage.

Next, I take you to the Palace of Culture and Science, one of the tallest buildings in Poland. From its viewpoint, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the city’s evolving skyline. The Barbican, an iconic remnant of Warsaw’s historic defense system, and the Warsaw Uprising Monument provide solemn reminders of the city’s bravery and resistance during the war.

Finally, we wrap up by exploring more modern aspects of the city, such as Warsaw's summer vibe and its unique fusion of past and present.

Whether you're wondering “Is Warsaw worth visiting?” or “Should I visit Warsaw in 2024?”, this video will give you all the reasons why Warsaw is an essential stop on your Poland travel itinerary. From historic landmarks to modern attractions, this Warsaw travel guide in stunning 4K showcases the best of the city.

If you're planning a trip to Poland or simply want to experience the beauty of Warsaw, make sure to watch this full Warsaw travel vlog and see why this city is so captivating.

🌟 Warsaw experiences you may be interested in: 🌟

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As always, a huge thanks to Scott Buckley for his incredible compositions, used in this video:

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[BenRobson]

I hope you all enjoyed this one, I'll link some experiences below that you may be interested in:

🌟 Warsaw Experiences 🌟

[callumkent]

For me an underrated city. I enjoyed Warsaw. I was naive. Didn’t expect it to be as good as it was. Love the old town area and uprising museum.

[krystynarubiec]

Wow! This is by far the best presentation of Warsaw from a tourist/guest from abroad I've come across YT. Attractive narration, cultured language, carefully picked observations and background information and last but not least very tastful choice of music. Bravo!

[benburns]

Hi Ben, really enjoyed this video of Warsaw Poland.
I play Piano and are familiar with the Composer Chopin. I never knew the story of his Heart being preserved so that was fascinating to hear.
The resiliency of the Polish people is really amazing as well. Having so much of Poland decimated during World War II it is amazing that they have rebuilt it like nothing happened by it's appearance today. Hope you have enjoyed a lot of the famous Polish Cuisines during your stay in Poland.
Looking for to your next video exploring where Adolph Hitler spent a lot of his time during the war.

[David_Dibbert]

Another fantastic video Ben. Warsaw is such a great city, I really enjoyed visiting the uprising museum. 👍

[hollylewis]

Poland is stunning! Thank you for taking us there. Chopin! I'm a musician so that was extra special. 15??? Wow! Some people are just given gifts to lift up the world like Edward Van Halen, whose hand is my profile pic.

The Nazi's were pure evil! Who would want to destroy such beauty? Only madmen! I'm glad they had art to reconstruct the city. Art, Music, Theatre, Dance, Writing should all be taught in every school, for these things keep record of our existence. xo

[tally]

I was in Warsaw in the 80s when it was under russian occupation, and it was grey and drab. Neglect everywhere. And look at Warsaw now, what a transformation! Poland is full of beautiful gems unspoiled by mass tourism. Go there before the secret is out.

[EA]

I love your vlogs and your history information 😊 great job !

[WalkWorldYouTube]

Nice footage and commentary. Inspiring - I'm tempted to add some commentary to my Warsaw vids now!

[wieslawtarka]

Congratulations. An intelligent and very well presented video.

[barrysteven]

What an absolutely fantastic film! I am a huge fan of Warsaw. I am SO glad you took the time to do some background on the war because without that you can't really understand Warsaw. I would recommend also reading up on and/or watching a few films about the Jewish Ghetto. It's a harrowing tale and there are just a few places where you can see remnants of the wall the Nazis built to lock the Jewish population in and some places where there are bricks in the pavement marking out where it was.

[leahmayne]

Fantastic video Ben, I absolutely love the added history information, makes your videos so unique. Thank you

[PrzekletaTechnologia]

You are very nicely prepared for the filming! Very good research! :)

[lukemarshall]

Ugh looks stunning so jealous! I wanna go

[callumkent]

Also looking forward to that wolfs lair video Ben. It’s on my list to do. Being a WW2 history Buff really does take you to some beautiful places. I have done most of Germany now so need to focus more on Poland

[denatayebipoor]

Nice video, I didn’t expect Warsaw to be so beautiful . I m gonna visit one day

[jenw]

Very professional and immersive presentation! Thank you for sharing!

[yakeosicki]

9:32. The building on the left side of the screen is Varso Tower. It was designed by Foster (he's the designer of the London Cucumber). This building is 310 m high and is the tallest building in the EU. You will be able to see the Palace of Culture and Science from above next year from the observation deck. In the Royal Łazienki Park, you can enjoy free concerts at the Chopin monument every summer Sunday. Łazienki Królewskie is the summer residence of the last Polish king, August Poniatowski. At the end of the royal route there is the Wilanów Palace (the only undamaged palace in Warsaw. It was the summer residence of King Jan III Sobieski. It was he who defeated the Turkish invasion near Vienna and protected Europe from Islamization.

[lucmichalak]

Eager to see more cities covered with your canny depiction of the gems. Seen Q&A - sorry it is another lad (haha) - but I think, you should find sum lass hin and stay here 🙂 Keep up the good work, subscribed with pleasure

[ngup]

Another fab video Ben. You must have been out early as would expect the city to be more busy!