Saviour Square

  Saviour Square, nestled in the lively district of Warsaw, serves as a gathering point renowned for its historical significance. Established in the early 20th century, this square has roots tracing back to an area where local markets once thrived. Its central feature is the striking Church of the Holy Saviour, built in the Romanesque Revival style, complementing the vibrant atmosphere of the square. In June, visitors can enjoy the lively outdoor events and markets that often take over the space, reflecting both local culture and community spirit. Ample benches provide a place for relaxation, and the surrounding greenery offers a pleasant spot for visitors to observe the dynamic life of Warsaw.