One of the "must visit" places in Warsaw. Apart from its historical interest, it is also a very beautiful place for a long walk among impressive buildings, trees, flowers, birds and ponds. Something that made a very positive impression on me, was that there were crews everywhere tending the gardens and cleaning. I would recommend going relatively early, so that you have a few hours in daylight to enjoy it.

We were shocked at how empty this park was for how large it was, as we only saw maybe one or two school groups on our walk around. It’s buggy friendly as long as your wheels can handle a bit of gravel in parts and you don’t mind the big hills. We didn’t visit any of the inside of buildings, so there’s definitely more to explore than just the hour we spent there.

This park is huge and maintained beautifully. We spotted a dancing peacock, few partridges (I guess that's what they were), ducks / swans etc to name a few. It was cool on a nice summer morning, that we won't forget easily.

Very old, but beautiful park. It's really calm place to walk. You don't need to pay for visiting the park, only for Palace. But they are opend only till 14. Nice buildings, but after Wilanow almost nothing to see incide. Possible to have a boat trip.

The Royal Łazienki Park in Warsaw is a stunning blend of nature and history. This vast park, dotted with palaces, pavilions, and meticulously maintained gardens, offers a tranquil escape from the city’s hustle. Highlights include the elegant Palace on the Isle and the charming Amphitheatre. The park's serene lakes, abundant greenery, and cultural events create a perfect setting for relaxation and inspiration. A visit to the Royal Łazienki Park is a must for anyone seeking to experience the beauty and cultural richness of Warsaw.

Łazienki Park is a vast greenery in Warsaw. It is an encompassing place with lush trails and tall trees around. There are also a couple historic buildings scattered around the forest. It is the local option to escape the urban crowd.

Definitely a must visit ! This park is huge!! You can see animals such as peacocks and squirrels running around! In the Center of the park you can find one of the most wonderful palaces in Poland. It is located on the lake. You can take a tour of the palace with audio guide in your language. We stayed around 4 hours in the park and still did not manage to see everything

We took the 116/180 buses to and from these wonderful gardens. The bus journey was short, about 12 minutes and it was easy to buy bus tickets from the machines. The gardens were lovely, quiet and shady with plenty of seating. There are also (free) facilities. Getting tickets to the buildings was less easy. The ticket office was supposed to open at 1000 but did not seem to be open until 15 minutes later. There was a long queue so we did not bother. We were satisfied to see the buildings from the outside and they were spectacular.