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Warsaw flights summary:

Numerous budget airlines operate flights from the UK to Warsaw. Cheap flights to Warsaw are available with Easyjet, Jet2, Sky Europe, Centralwings and Wizzair. Warsaw is just about the only major city in Poland not served by Ryanair from the UK. British Airways and LOT offer full-service flights to Warsaw from London Heathrow.

Warsaw in a nutshell:

Warsaw’s progress since the fall of the Iron Curtain has been slow compared to other Eastern European capitals, but investors lured by cheap property prices are starting to open trendy new bars and hotels. The old town, Stare Miasto, was rebuilt brick by brick after being flattened during World War II, and is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Belfast  International

Wizz Air

Birmingham  International

Norwegian
Bmibaby (Starts 27/05/2008)

Cardiff

Bmibaby (Starts 31/03/2008)

Cork

Wizz Air

Dublin

Lot Polish Airlines
Norwegian
Ryanair
Aer Lingus

East Midlands  Nottingham

Bmibaby

Glasgow  Prestwick

Wizz Air

Liverpool  John Lennon

Wizz Air

London  City

BA (British Airways)

London  Heathrow

BA (British Airways)
Lot Polish Airlines

London  Luton

Easyjet
Wizz Air

Manchester

Lot Polish Airlines
Jet2


More suggestions for finding cheap flights to Warsaw

Of all the new cities opened up by Ryanair, Lodz is the closest to Warsaw . Lodz is 100 miles west of the Polish capital, although the two cities are closely linked by regular train services. From other parts of the UK , regular connecting flights to Warsaw are available through cities such as Amsterdam , Frankfurt or Copenhagen .

Mini Guide to Warsaw

Few cities suffered from the ravages of war more than Warsaw .

For centuries Poland has been a pawn in the fight for European dominance between Germany and Russia . 85% of the city was destroyed during World War II and over half of the city's population were killed. Very few of Warsaw 's 350,000 strong Jewish population survived the concentration camps.

Remarkably, the old town, Stare Miasto, was rebuilt brick by brick after the war, and is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. The huge medieval Royal Castle was the final piece in the jigsaw, and took 13 years to restore during the 1970s and 80s.

Other parts of the city were not so carefully reconstructed, and large areas were given over to soul destroying Communist monstrosities. The ultimate symbol of Warsaw 's Communist era is the hulking Palace of Culture and Science. Poland 's biggest and tallest building was built in 1955, a “gift” from the Soviets.

Warsaw 's progress since the fall of the Iron Curtain has been slow compared to other Eastern European capitals, but investors lured by cheap property prices are starting to open trendy new bars and hotels. This former culinary desert is even starting to attract international quality restaurants.

The best time to visit Warsaw is during the warm summer months, but the late-spring and early autumn ‘shoulder' months are often less crowded.

Accommodation in Warsaw is more expensive than the rest of Poland , but comparatively cheap by British standards – the quality of hotels is improving all the time too.


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