Fly from Amsterdam to Warsaw for under €200 return with LOT Polish Airlines. Prices range from €195–€199 depending on your dates. Book early: these fares are for late 2026 travel.
Price and when to book
The cheapest flight we've found costs €195 return, and the average sits at €199. Sample prices range from €195 to €201. For these tight fares, book 6–8 weeks ahead. The closer to your departure, the pricier it gets, so don't leave it to the last minute if you want to keep costs down.
LOT Polish Airlines and direct flights
LOT Polish Airlines operates this route as a direct flight: no stops, no plane changes. Departure from Amsterdam is early morning (around 07:00) and arrival in Warsaw in time to reach your hotel. The return is late afternoon–evening (around 20:15), perfect for making the most of your last day. One airline makes tracking and rebooking straightforward if needed.
Best time to visit Warsaw
Warsaw shines in spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October): mild weather, fewer tourists and clear skies. Winter is cold but magical if you fancy snow. Summer (June–August) brings crowds and higher prices. Late-year flights (like the December example) often come with good fares because it's not peak tourist season in Warsaw.
What to do when you arrive in Warsaw
Warsaw has a stunning rebuilt Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Don't miss the Palace of Culture, the Uprising Museum, and walks along the Vistula. Chopin Airport is 10 km from the centre: fast train, bus or taxi all straightforward. It's a compact, walkable city where 3–4 days covers the essentials.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for AMS-WAW?
The lowest we've found is €195 return. The average is €199. These prices are for late 2026; book soon to lock in the best rates.
Which airline flies Amsterdam to Warsaw?
LOT Polish Airlines operates this route directly. It's Poland's national carrier and provides reliable service on this connection.
Is it a direct flight with no stops?
Yes, it's direct. No stops, no plane changes. You depart Amsterdam and arrive straight in Warsaw on a single LOT Polish Airlines flight.
What's worth seeing in Warsaw in 3 days?
The historic centre and Old Town are a must. Add the Palace of Culture, the Uprising Museum, and walks along the Vistula. It's a walkable city with excellent public transport. Three days covers the highlights; four lets you take it slower.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
