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Hi, I'm holidaying in Warsaw, September 2006. What kind of weather and how cold will it be? Researching my mothers family tree, so if you can recommend a hotel which is walking distance for the main attractions that will be great.
Hi, Here is an outlook of the weather in Poland. The best time to visit is May-September. Summer days can be hot, but take a sweater for evenings. Winters are wet, cold, dreary and not a great time to visit unless you're interested in skiing (December-April). In May and June, the fields are overrun by wildflowers: poppies, cornflowers and daisies. October is also a good time to go, because the weather is mild and there are no crowds. Warsaw, the capital, was completely destroyed during World War II, but the Old Town has been completely rebuilt. The reconstructed Royal Castle is well worth seeing. The Lazienki Palace is set in a lovely park with an open-air Greek theatre and a monument to Chopin. Krakow, Poland’s second city, still retains its charming medieval air, having largely escaped destruction during the War. In the centre is the Cloth Hall built in the 14th century. Opposite is St Mary’s Church, famous for its wooden altar carved by Wit Stwosz. Gdansk, formerly known as Danzig, was also destroyed in World War II, but has also been restored to its former beauty. Sights include the Town Hall, the 17th-century Golden Gate and the largest Gothic church in Poland. Popular dishes include zrazy zawijane (mushroom-stuffed beefsteak rolls in sour cream) served with boiled kasza (buckwheat) and pigs’ knuckles. Poland has strong theatrical and musical traditions. Warsaw and the main cities have theatres and opera companies that put on a whole range of musical and cultural programmes for both locals and visitors. Main Attractions Rynek Glówny, Kraków A spectacular medieval market square, packed with fine architecture, in a country that's famous for them. Settle down in one of the numerous pavement cafés and soak up the atmosphere. Warsaw Royal Castle Destroyed by the Nazis in WWII, a remarkable reconstruction, carried out in the 1970s, with only a few parts of the interior salvaged from the ruins. This site will provide information about stay in Poland: www.staypoland.com/warsaw-hotels.asp
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Hi, It can still be quite warm and summer-like weather in Warsaw in September so the best way is to check some www weather forecast a couple of days before your trip. Then you'll know if it will be rainy or sunny... Have a nice time in Warsaw, it's a nice city!
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