This is a nice palace which is well worth making the trip out to from the city centre. We got there on the bus from the city centre which was easy and low cost. Make sure you also walk round the grounds.

Visited the palace for the excellent light show with my friends and their children. great use of different technology and aspects and music, one best i seen in Europe. Wrap up warm and take your time.

We enjoyed our visit here, as a way to relax for an hour or so after travelling. It is a way out of town, but we thought that it was worth breaking the journey from the airport, and enjoyed some food & drink in the charming onsite cafe. The palace exterior was stunning, with beautiful gardens, and faded yet glorious interior. Entry is approx €8 per adult (although it is free on Thursdays).

We had the good fortune of being guided by our excellent Warsaw guide on an optional excursion as part of Trafalgar Tours' Best of Poland . She explained everything significant about the Versailles of Poland including the story of how the King's beloved French Queen disliked the original Italian design but was subsequently happy with the French design! Can't forget how she had 16 pregnancies but only four children survived. So it's a love story somewhat like the Taj Mahal being built for a beloved Queen. You go through 2 levels of wondrous paintings, portraits, sculptures and artefacts, ceiling frescoes, bedrooms and chambers for visiting dignitaries. Then on to the grounds with the gardens in typical Hampton Court style . Thoroughly enjoyed being immersed in the aristocratic lifestyle of the era. Best done with a professional guide, just the audio guide I suspect, isn't adequate.

I came here via Uber on a Wednesday afternoon in early July 2024. It was an hour away from the city center by public transportation or 30 minutes via ride share. You purchase your tickets at the front then at the kiosk inside the Palace, you can rent the audio guide and pick it up at the bag check. The palace is huge with an incredible amount of history. It's a lot bigger than the Royal Castle and has a wonderful garden. Well worth the visit.

This is the most ornate and popular palace in Poland. Wilanów Palace, a short bus ride away from downtown Warsaw, is an unspoiled gem with plenty to offer. The seamlessly revamped building is a perfect illustration of the country's imperial history. This is also the best starting point to explore the country.