Kampinos Forest ~15 km, take the 726 bus â A wild and beautiful primeval forest, often called the green lungs of Warsaw, and an ideal choice for a day off from the noise of the city
Konstancin-Jeziorna ~20 km, take the 700 bus â A spa town with a spacious park. Famous for its clean air and high housing prices.
Krakow ~300 km, in just under 3 hours by hourly IC/Ex trains â The former capital of Poland, this was the European City of Culture in 2000.
Lublin ~200 km â A medieval city with a well preserved old town, it is now the largest city and main tourist attraction in eastern Poland.
Kazimierz Dolny ~150 km, less than two hours by TLK train to PuÅawy, then half an hour by bus â A Renaissance town with a picturesque marketplace, it is a hub for painters and Boheme.
Å»elazowa Wola ~50 km â The birthplace of Frederic Chopin.
Brest is a city in Belarus on the border with Poland and is rich with history from both the Soviet times and before. You can see a Brest Hero Fortress, perhaps the most impressive soviet monument every built. It is 200 km away from Warsaw. You can go there by train (runs 3-4 times/day and takes 3-4 hrs. Same visa regulations as rest of Belarus.
