Flights to Warsaw

Yes, Warsaw (Warsaw Chopin Airport) is the main hub of LOT Polish Airlines. Flights to Warsaw operate from cities such as Paris, Milan, Berlin, Barcelona, Oslo, Riyadh, Cairo, Amsterdam... and many other popular destinations. We invite you to explore our interactive route map. Search, customize, and book your flights!

LOT operates flights from France to Warsaw from several airports.

• A flight from Paris to Warsaw takes approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes.  
  
• A flight from Nice to Warsaw takes approximately 2 hours and 25 minutes.  
  
• A flight from Strasbourg to Warsaw takes approximately 3 hours and 15 minutes.  
• A flight from Lyon to Warsaw takes approximately 2 hours and 25 minutes.  

The exact flight time may vary depending on factors such as air currents, weather, flight routes, or airport delays.

The price for flights to Warsaw may vary depending on the departure city and travel date, so be sure to check regularly how much a ticket to Warsaw costs. We frequently offer promotions on tickets to Warsaw, including Top Deals, Black Week and Big Sale. Regularly check for promotions and offers on flights to Warsaw.

As LOT, we offer direct flights to Warsaw from Paris, Nice, Strasbourg, and Lyon.

When choosing flights to Warsaw, it’s important to check the weather in the Polish capital beforehand. Warsaw has a temperate continental climate, which means there are four distinct seasons.

• Spring (March-May) in Warsaw is usually cool and rainy, but temperatures gradually rise.
• Summer (June-August) is typically warm and sunny, though it can also be rainy and stormy. The average temperature is around 20-25 degrees Celsius, but on hot days it can reach up to 30 degrees.
• Autumn (September-November) is a transitional season, with temperatures gradually dropping and days becoming shorter. Rain and fog are common during this time.
• Winter (December-February) in Warsaw is generally very cold and snowy. The average temperature is around 0 degrees Celsius, but on the coldest days, it can drop below -10 degrees.

When booking flights to Warsaw, it’s important to consider the climate conditions you’ll face upon arrival.

Warsaw is an interesting city worth visiting all year round. Ultimately, the best time to fly to Warsaw depends on individual preferences and travel plans.

If you appreciate warm weather and lots of sunshine, the best time to fly to Warsaw is during the summer, from June to August. During this time, the city offers numerous tourist and cultural attractions, as well as many outdoor events such as concerts, festivals, and fireworks displays.

If you prefer to avoid crowds and enjoy a quieter atmosphere, consider booking a flight to Warsaw in the spring (March-May) or fall (September-November), when the city is more peaceful, and the temperatures are still pleasant for sightseeing.

For those interested in history, a trip to Warsaw in the winter is ideal. The city is adorned with festive decorations, and you can explore many historical sites in a more serene setting.

It's worth choosing a flight to Warsaw and visiting this city rich in history, culture, and art. Here are some attractions you should see during your stay:

• Old Town – a historic district that was reconstructed after World War II and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Old Town is not only home to beautiful townhouses and historic churches but also charming streets, colorful buildings, cafes, and restaurants.  
  
• Royal Castle – a historic royal residence that played an important role in Polish history. It's one of Warsaw's top attractions! Inside, you can see valuable artifacts, including royal apartments, magnificent ballrooms, and chambers.  
• Warsaw Uprising Museum – an interactive museum dedicated to the events of the Warsaw Uprising during World War II. It's one of the many fascinating museums in the city!  
• Łazienki Park – a historic park and palace complex that was the favorite retreat of King Stanisław August Poniatowski. The park features numerous sculptures, fountains, and pavilions, as well as the Palace on the Isle, where you can admire beautiful interiors.  
• Fryderyk Chopin Museum – a museum dedicated to the life and works of Fryderyk Chopin, located in a historic villa in Łazienki Park.  
• Copernicus Science Centre – an interactive science museum offering a range of interesting and educational exhibits and experiments.  
• Palace of Culture and Science – a 237-meter-high skyscraper built in the socialist realist style in the 1950s. It houses cinemas, theaters, museums, restaurants, and an observation deck on the top floor, offering a beautiful panoramic view of the city and the chance to take stunning photos of Warsaw’s skyline.  

These are just a few examples of what Warsaw has to offer. The city boasts many other historic sites, museums, parks, and attractions worth visiting.