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Spring is an enchanting time to find cheap tickets to Warsaw, Poland. The city awakens with flowers in parks like Lazienki and temperatures become pleasant for walking. It is the ideal time for those looking to avoid summer crowds and still enjoy longer days. Accommodation prices are more competitive and you can enjoy the outdoor cafes that start to appear in the Old Town. We recommend visiting the Warsaw University Botanical Garden and enjoying the Chopin concerts that return to public spaces. It is a perfect transition season for Brazilian travelers who prefer a mild climate, neither as cold as winter nor as hot as the height of the European summer.

Summer is the high season, when the search for flights to Warsaw peaks. The days are extremely long, with sun until 9 PM, allowing for much more exploration. Nightlife on the banks of the Vistula River comes alive with floating bars and urban beaches. It is the time for the famous free Chopin concerts in Lazienki Park every Sunday. Although airfare to Warsaw becomes more expensive, the city's vibration makes up for the investment. Visit the Copernicus Science Centre and take a river cruise. Be prepared for lines at popular attractions and book your promotional Warsaw air tickets well in advance to secure a place on the most direct flights departing from São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro.

The Polish golden autumn is visually stunning, with trees changing color to shades of copper and yellow. In September and October, the weather still allows for comfortable tours and it is easier to find promotional airfare to Warsaw. Cultural life intensifies with the return of opera and theater seasons. It is the best time to visit museums like POLIN or the Uprising Museum without the large summer crowds. In November, the cold begins to set in, but ticket prices from Curitiba to Warsaw or Porto Alegre tend to drop significantly. Take the opportunity to taste the heavier local cuisine, such as hot pierogis, in one of the traditional 'Milk Bars' (Bar Mleczny) scattered around the city.

Winter transforms the city into a fairy-tale setting, especially in December with Christmas markets and luminous decorations on the Royal Route. If you are looking for cheap airfare to Warsaw, Poland, January and February are the months with the lowest prices, except for the holiday period. The cold is intense, often with snow, which requires appropriate thermal clothing. It is the perfect time to ice skate in the market square or warm up with hot chocolate at Wedel, the most famous chocolate shop in the country. Museums and palaces offer a cozy refuge. Although the days are short, the city's night lighting is magical and provides incredible photos, being a unique experience for Brazilians used to tropical heat.

Warsaw has an excellent public transport system, integrating buses, trams, and two metro lines. The ticket is unified and can be purchased at machines at stops or inside vehicles (cards accepted). To leave Chopin Airport, the train (SKM) is the fastest and cheapest option to the center. Compared to Brazil, transportation is extremely punctual and safe. Avoid regular street taxis; prefer apps like Uber or Bolt, which work very well and avoid overcharging tourists.

Do not leave Warsaw without trying Pierogi (boiled or fried dumplings with various fillings). For an authentic and cheap experience, look for 'Bar Mleczny' (Milk Bars), which are communist-era cafeterias serving home-cooked food at low prices. Zurek soup (served in bread) is another local delight. Poland has a very strong coffee culture, similar to large Brazilian cities, with modern and historical options. The standard tip is 10% if service is not included in the bill.

Poles may seem reserved initially, but they are very hospitable. A simple 'Dzień dobry' (Good morning) opens doors. Unlike in Brazil, physical contact in greetings between strangers is less common; a handshake is ideal. Punctuality is taken seriously. When visiting churches or historical sites, keep your voice low. Warsaw is a city that takes pride in its reconstruction, so showing interest in local history is always well-regarded by residents.

To explore like a local, cross the river to the Praga district. While the Old Town is touristy and rebuilt, Praga has maintained its original pre-war architecture and today is the city's creative hub, full of art galleries, bars in hidden courtyards, and the Neon Museum. Another tip from TICKETS.COM.BR: go up to the hanging garden on the roof of the Warsaw University Library. It is one of the largest roof gardens in Europe, free, and offers an incredible view of the river and the city, being a favorite place for local students to relax.