Although Warsaw is a relatively new city (as for European standards, of course), it has a lot of tourist attractions. Apart from the Old Town quarter, carefully reconstructed after World War II, each of the borrough has something to offer. Among the most notable landmarks are the following:

City centre

Main article: Śródmieście

• Warsaw Old Town (Starówka)
  • Royal Castle
  • Plac Zamkowy
  • Kolumna Zygmunta
  • St. John's Cathedral
  • Barbican
  • Pałac pod blachą
  • Old Town Market
  • St. Marcin's Church
• Warsaw New Town (Nowe Miasto)
  • St. Jacek's Church
  • Dominican Church
  • Franciscan Church
• Royal Road
  • Nowy Świat Street
  • Krakowskie Przedmieście Street
  • Aleje Ujazdowskie Street
  • St. Ann's Church
  • Holy Cross' Church
  • Wizytki Church
  • Presidential Palace
  • Karmelici Church
  • Staszic's Palace
  • Plac Trzech Krzyży
  • St. Alexander's Church
  • Park Ujazdowski with Center of Modern Art
  • Łazienki Park
  • Łazienki Palace
  • Belweder Palace
  • Szucha Street

• Other areas
  • Palace of Culture and Science
  • Ogród Saski
  • Plac Teatralny and the National Theater
  • Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
  • Plac Bankowy
  • former Warsaw Ghetto
  • Nożyków synagogue
  • Pawiak

Wola

Main article: Wola

• Powązki Cemetery
  • Catholic, Military, Old, Jewish, Muslim and Evangelic cemeteries
• Wola Massacre Cemetery

Wilanów

Main article: Wilanów

• Wilanów Palace of king John III Sobieski ([1])
• Temple of Providence (under construction since 1791)

Żoliborz

Main article: Żoliborz

• Warsaw Citadel

Bielany

Main Article: Bielany

• Italian military cemetery

Praga

Main article: Praga

• St. Michael's and St. Florian's Cathedral
• Stadion Dziesięciolecia
• Central Praga (so-called Bermuda Triangle)
  • Brzeska Street
  • Stalowa Street

Mokotów

Main article: Mokotów

• Pole Mokotowskie
• Morskie Oko
• Bernardyńska Street
  • Bernardine Church
• Królikarnia

Ursynów

Main article: Ursynów

• Natolin Palace
• Kabaty Palace