How to find cheap flights to Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW)
Right now, $213 is the cheapest price for a one-way flight to Warsaw Chopin Airport. Or you can book a round-trip plane ticket to WAW for $518.
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Score a bargain on tickets to Warsaw, where Warsaw Chopin Airport is located, by booking as early as possible. You're more likely to land a great deal and have a wider selection of flight options.
Expand your search for cheap flights to Warsaw by choosing the 'Add nearby airports' box. This will let you browse fares for all the nearest airports at your destination and departure points and could help keep costs down.
Search for plane tickets to Warsaw Chopin Airport that include a stop. Taking the scenic route can be cheaper. Once your results appear, use the 'Stops' filter to explore your options.
Best time to go to Warsaw
You can typically catch the cheapest flight to Warsaw in May.
Make use of the 'Whole month' tool if you're flexible with your dates. Browse fares for the entire month and find a flight to WAW that fits your budget and schedule.
If you'd like to experience Warsaw at its liveliest, lock in your flights to WAW for September. Taking a trip during peak seasons generally means more to do and see compared to other times.
January is the quietest period of the year to travel if you want a more relaxed vibe. You'll typically find cheaper prices on plane tickets to Warsaw then.
Check the weather before traveling. July is the warmest time of year in Warsaw, averaging between 55ºF and 82ºF.
January sees the lowest temperatures, ranging from about 14ºF to 39ºF.
With five days of rain on average, September is the driest month in Warsaw.
Rain is more common here during January, which gets around 12 days of wet weather.
Traveling to Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW): What you need to know
Get to Warsaw without any stops. These are some of the popular airlines that offer direct flights to Warsaw Chopin Airport:
If you want to fly with the carrier that tops the list for punctuality, book your WAW plane ticket with Aer Lingus. Up to 100% of its flights into this hub land when expected.
When you step off the plane at WAW, you'll be in the UTC+1 timezone.
Eager to get some rest after your flight to WAW? These hotels close to Warsaw Chopin Airport offer the ideal place to relax and unwind:
Warsaw Chopin Airport ranks well for punctuality, with up to 80% of outbound flights reaching their destination as scheduled. That's good news whether you're heading home or catching a connection.
Getting to central Warsaw from Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW)
The distance from WAW to central Warsaw is about 6 miles.
You'll reach the center in around 25 minutes if you're catching a cab or a ride-share after your flight to WAW.
The trip on public transport takes about 25 minutes.
If you want to stay near the action in Warsaw, book a room at one of these popular hotels:
Warsaw highlights
Put these popular attractions high on your must-do list after hopping off your flight to Warsaw:
The Royal Castle in Warsaw: Around 1 mile north of the center in Śródmieście, this landmark offers a great first taste of the city.
Rose Garden: Take some time out here while exploring Warsaw. This park is roughly 6 miles southeast of the center in Wilanów Królewski.
Museum of Modern Art: Need another great reason to visit Warsaw? This landmark draws in the crowds and is about 1 mile northeast of the city center in Powiśle.
How to get to Radom from Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW)
Going directly to Radom? From WAW, it takes around 1 hour 5 minutes to drive there. The city is about 60 miles from the airport.
If you're jumping on public transport, it'll take roughly 2 hours 10 minutes to get where you're going.
Traveling from Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) to Bielany
If Bielany is where you're off to, it's about 35 miles from Warsaw Chopin Airport.
The drive time to Bielany is roughly 1 hour 15 minutes.
Explore more of Poland
In the mood to keep exploring? Lodz is an essential stop in Poland. It's around 70 miles southwest of Warsaw and features Mural Atlas, Łódź Mural and Great Synagogue Memorial. The most convenient airport for this city is Lodz Wladyslaw Reymont Airport (LCJ).
Krakow is another top destination in Poland and is roughly 150 miles south of Warsaw. Get right to the good parts at attractions like Rynek Glowny, Historic Old Town and St. Mary's Basilica. Krakow John Paul II International Airport (KRK) is the key arrival point for this city.
Or head to Poznan, roughly 170 miles west of Warsaw. Imperial Castle, Church of St. Mary and Royal Castle are among the many reasons to visit. The easiest way to get here is by flying into Poznan Lawica Airport (POZ).
