Fly from Paris to Warsaw from €54 return. The median price sits around €65. Ryanair offers direct connections between both cities, perfect for a weekend getaway or a quick escape to Poland's capital.
Price and when to book your Paris-Warsaw flight
The lowest price found is €54 return, with a median of €65. Prices range from €54 to €73 depending on dates. For these bargain fares, book as early as possible: the sooner you reserve, the better price you'll secure. Check your calendar and don't wait until last minute.
Ryanair: direct flights with no stopovers
Ryanair connects Paris and Warsaw directly, with no intermediate stops. This means you travel without transfers, saving time and hassle. The example flight departs Paris on 5 December at 14:05 and returns on 14 December at 06:00. Check Ryanair's website to confirm times and availability for your chosen dates.
Best time to visit Warsaw
Warsaw is pleasant year-round. Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) offer mild weather and fewer crowds than summer. Winter months (December-February) are colder but ideal if you want festive atmospheres or slightly lower prices. Avoid July-August if you dislike heat and peak tourism.
What to do when you arrive in Warsaw
Poland's capital blends history, culture and modern life. Explore the Old Town, a Unesco site, walk along the Vistula River, visit the Warsaw Uprising Museum and royal palaces. The city has good public transport and is very walkable. Try pierniki (pastries) and traditional Polish cuisine in local restaurants.
FAQ
What is the cheapest price Paris-Warsaw?
The lowest price found is €54 return. However, the median price is €65, so expect to pay around that amount. Prices range from €54 to €73 depending on your chosen date.
Is the Paris-Warsaw flight direct?
Yes, Ryanair operates this route without stopovers. It departs Paris and arrives directly in Warsaw, making your journey simpler and shorter overall.
Which airline flies between Paris and Warsaw?
Ryanair is the airline connecting both cities based on available data. It's known for budget fares, though remember that extras (luggage, meals, changes) carry additional charges.
What to see in Warsaw for a weekend trip?
Essential sights: the Old Town (Stare Miasto) rebuilt after World War II, the Palace of Culture and Science, a stroll along the Vistula, and local markets and bars. Three days are enough to see the main highlights of the city.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
