Very big picturesque park, with the summer residence of the former King, with side building's like the Orangerie, Academy etc. Took also the audio guide for just 3zl more, definitely worth it, gives a lot of background information on everything. Definitely need to take some time to stroll through the entire park.

I regret that I never have enough time here. You could honestly walk through the park for hours, it is so wonderful! Even with a lot of people inside you can find the areas when you can be totally on your own. There are also a lot of historic buildings, some of them you can visit inside too. There are animals living in the park, like squirells, peacocks - a lot of nice photo opportunities. It is such a wonderful, quiet and green oasis in the middle of the city.

Although it was a dreary cloudy day when we were in Lazenki Park, the grounds and gardens were full of colour, with lilacs, spring blooms, peacocks and some of the most beautiful ducks I'd ever seen. The "Orangery" which housed exotic trees, including orange trees, hence the name, now houses sculptures. The Island Palace is exquisite, the Amphitheatre is reminiscent of a Roman theater, so much to see here while strolling through the pathways .... a must see while in Warsaw.

The greatest park in Warsaw. Everybody will find something for themselves. A rarity is Sunday summer concerts at the Chopin monument. Many paths of greenery, many ducks, wonderful architecture and the vehicle of Marshal Piłsudski. A wonderful place.

We went there in January to see an exhibition of artefacts, which once belonged to the Royal House of Wettin, who once were the kings of Poland. And lousy kings at that. The exhibition was less than modest when compared to the treasures of Wettin Dresden. However, the Royal Lazienki complex was not. Even in winter it never lost its beauty and appeal. You can easily spend a day there if only weather is nice. In a spacious and beautifully maintained garden are a number of charming neo-classical buildings, which are a delight to see and visit. Palace on the Isle is a particular treasure reminiscent of Italian rinascimento. There are lovely caffes and restaurants in some of the pavilions. In the gardens tame red squirrels play host so don’t forget to bring plenty of UNsalted peanuts for them.

Words and pictures can't describe the beauty of this park. It is huge, with so many beautiful area's to walk and picnic in. On Sunday in the park there was a pianist playing Chopin, and there were loads of people just enjoying the beautiful music in beautiful surroundings. There are balloon and icecream sellers to keep the children happy. There are boat rides and just nice places to explore.

Came here last week whilst visiting my son. The park is very large and plenty to see. We entered the park near the Chopin monument and wandered along the paths noticing little red squirrels scurrying around. After a while we came upon Lazienki Palace by a pond where plenty of swans and peacocks were gathering alongside some lovely sculptures, next there is the amphitheatre, very impressive – A lovely park - very relaxing place to visit

Warsaw is a historical city with interesting places to visit. It is very cheap compared to other cities in Europe. I liked the food and the old town. I highly recommend the Polin museum. This is a magic place where you can learn about the Jewish history. If you like music, the Chopin museum is another worthy place to visit. I found a little bit difficult the culture. This must be because most of people do not speak English. It was difficult to communicate with them. I loved went around in Scooters. It was an easy and cheap mean of transport. Another good place to visit is Lazienki’s Park. There is a free concert at the statue of Chopin all Sundays at 12:00 pm. Definitely, my favourite plan was walking the old town. The best food is served at Zapiecek in the old town. I recommend to eat Pierogi with bacon.

These stunningly beautiful gardens are easily the best thing to see in Warszawa. There are picturesque lakes, grand buildings and a beautiful park and gardens, all free. They are quite big and not really that busy. We enjoyed a coffee on a terrace in a grand building with a view of the park down below, which we would recommend. Worth spending a bit of time here and relaxing.

One of the best places I’ve ever been to. It is also free. There are tremendous kinds of plants in that place it is so relaxing. Also, there are some concerts which are also free all you should do is finding a comfortable place for yourself and enjoy the nature, sun and music. Moreover, the location is central. In my country going to these places takes so many hours so it is surprising for me to find such a gem in a central location.