Warsaw in November is cold, grey, and bleak in a way that is historically appropriate for a city that has been through what Warsaw has been through. It is also extremely cheap,
Warsaw in January doesn't get much credit in European city break conversations, but it should. It's cold, yes, and the days are short. But it's also very affordable, the
Warsaw in February is not a city selling you on the weather. It is cold, frequently snow-covered, and dark by late afternoon. But it is also genuinely interesting, historically significant, and
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