To enter the attractions, you must buy a combined ticket, allowing access to the White House & Orangery, Palace on the Island, Museum of Hunting & Horsemanship and The Water Tower (this one is seasonal and from November is replace with Myślewicki Palace) - ticket costs 30/15zł, free for children under 7, students under 26 - 4zł. The Botanical Garden requires a separate ticket.
Łazienki, up until very recently, was further evidence of the fact that many Central Europeans have never quite grasped the idea of what parks are actually for. With superbly kept grass at every turn, perfect for picnics, pick up games of cricket, softball, football or whatever else it is people get up to in parks in the western world, Łazienki once took a very stern ‘look but don’t touch’ attitude when it came to its lawns. That said, the park now allows you to have a picnic on all patches of grass. Finally, progress!
Comments
Noel
Adelaide S.Aust.
I stayed in Warsaw for 2 weeks in 1997 and another week touring other cities.This park I visited twice after 2 long walks from the old city square(Stare Miasto).It was a really nice park then,but a little rundown,so I can imagine it is much better now.The Palace on the water so to speak is small,but worth a look inside.Food and drink was available,but the premises were ordinary.Overall,I liked it there and in those days,Warsaw did not have that much going for it.If your time is limited in Warsaw,would not go out of my way to visit there,but if you have a day or two to spare,then I am sure you will enjoy it here.I was there in summer and the temperatures were over 30c.