The best ways to get around Warsaw are on foot and via public transportation. Many top attractions sit within walking distance of one another, while others are easy to reach by metro, tram or bus.

In 1938, as part of the National Museum’s pioneering Warsaw: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow exhibition, a map was released which showed the significant progress in the city’s infrastructure since the ...

Warsaw is a city packed with historic attractions and museums. Most central neighborhoods contain can't-miss sights, so plan on exploring several districts during your visit. All of Warsaw's top ...

WARSAW Tramways has selected Hyundai Rotem as preferred bidder for a contract to supply up to 213 low-floor LRVs for the tram network in the Polish capital. The base order for 123 LRVs comprises 85 ...

Warsaw Tramways announced on September 14 that it has launched ... Our goal was to shorten the selection time of the contractor and at the same time purchase good trams. That is why we have changed ...

As Warsaw transitioned from a provincial city in the Russian Empire ... Luxury cinemas with marble-lined interiors were located just a few tram stops away from small, smoke-filled rooms in which bed ...

As regular commuters in any major city will know: speed is of the essence. Since Warsaw commuters can currently expect to travel at an average speed of only 18 km/h on the tram (over 24 km/h is ...