Flights to Warsaw

LOT operates flights from France to Warsaw from several airports.

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

Exact flight times may vary depending on a number of factors, such as airflow, weather, flight route and airport delays.

The price for flights to Warsaw can vary depending on the city of departure and the date of travel, so check regularly to see how much a ticket to Warsaw costs. We organise numerous promotions for tickets to Warsaw, including Top Deals and Black Week. Check regularly for special offers and deals on flights to Warsaw.

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

When choosing flights to Warsaw, it is worth remembering to check the weather in the Polish capital in advance. Warsaw's climate is temperate continental, which means there are four distinct seasons.

• Spring (March-May) is usually cool and rainy in Warsaw, but the temperature gradually rises.
• Summer (June-August) is usually warm and sunny, but can also be rainy and stormy. The average temperature is around 20-25 degrees Celsius, but can reach up to 30 degrees on hot days.
• Autumn (September-November) is the transitional season when the temperature gradually drops and the days become shorter. Rain and fog are common then.
• Winter (December-February) is usually very cold and snowy in Warsaw. The average temperature is around 0 degrees Celsius, but on the coldest days it can drop below -10 degrees.

When booking air tickets to Warsaw, it is important to take into account what climatic conditions you will encounter.

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

If you appreciate warm weather and lots of sunshine, the best time for a flight to Warsaw is in summer, i.e. between June and August. During this time, the city offers many tourist and cultural attractions, as well as many outdoor events such as concerts, festivals and fireworks displays.

If you prefer to avoid the crowds of tourists and appreciate a quieter atmosphere, it is worth considering an air ticket to Warsaw during spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November), when the city is more quiet and peaceful and temperatures still allow for sightseeing.

If, on the other hand, you are interested in history, it is worth taking a trip to Warsaw in winter, when the city is dressed in festive decorations and you can visit many of the sights in a quieter atmosphere.

Take a flight to Warsaw and visit this city rich in history, culture and art. Here are some of the attractions worth seeing during your stay in this city:

• The Old Town - a historic district that was reconstructed after World War II and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Old Town is not only beautiful townhouses and historic churches, but also charming streets, colourful townhouses, cafes and restaurants.
• The Royal Castle - a historic royal residence that played an important role in the history of Poland. It is one of Warsaw's most important attractions! In the castle you can see many valuable monuments, including royal flats, magnificent ballrooms and offices.
• Warsaw Uprising Museum - an interactive museum dedicated to the events of the Warsaw Uprising, which took place during World War II. This is one of many interesting museums in the city!
• Lazienki Krolewskie Park - a historic park and palace that was the favourite place of King Stanislaw August Poniatowski. The park has many sculptures, fountains and gazebos, as well as the Palace on the Water, where you can see the beautiful interiors.
• The Fryderyk Chopin Museum - a museum dedicated to the life and work of Fryderyk Chopin, located in a historic villa in Łazienki Park.
• Copernicus Science Centre - an interactive science museum offering many interesting and educational exhibitions and experiments.
• Palace of Culture and Science - a 237-metre-high skyscraper, built in the Socialist Realist style in the 1950s. The skyscraper houses, among others, cinemas, theatres, museums and restaurants, as well as an observation point on the top floor, which offers a beautiful view of the city and can be used to take brilliant photos of the Warsaw skyline.

These are just a few examples of the attractions that Warsaw has to offer. The city has many other monuments, museums, parks and other places worth visiting.