Warsaw in spring feels like a city awakening from a long slumber—parks bloom with fresh colors, outdoor cafés buzz with life, and the Vistula River becomes a magnet for walkers, cyclists, and sunseekers. The city sheds its grey winter coat and reveals a lighter, more playful side. In Łazienki Park, peacocks strut among flowering trees, while students gather on the grass with guitars and picnic blankets. Along Nowy Świat and Krakowskie Przedmieście, the cafés spill out onto the pavements, inviting long conversations over coffee. Spring in Warsaw isn’t just a change in season—it’s a collective exhale, a moment when the city feels young, hopeful, and full of promise.