Experts' Choice Award Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
What the experts agree on
Warsaw's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier honors Poland's fallen across WWI, the Polish-Soviet Wars, and WWII. Nestled within Saxon Palace ruins on Piłsudski Square, it hosts an impressive Sunday noon guard-changing ceremony.
“Contains the body of a Polish soldier brought from the eastern battlefields of the Polish–Soviet war of 1919–20.”
– Fodor's
Lonely Planet "The remnants of the Saxon Palace (Pałac Saski), which was destroyed during WWII, shelter the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier." Full review
Michelin Guide 0 Stars
"Located on Piłsudski Square, this monument is dedicated to the anonymous victims who died fighting for Poland's independence." Full review
Frommer's "The monument honors the soldiers who perished in World War I, the subsequent Polish-Soviet Wars, and World War II. The main ceremonial changing of the guards is at noon on Sunday." Full review
