Eternal flame, soldiers guarding - what's to say? Location is historically interesting, being the tiny remnant of a huge historic palace. Apparently there were plans (and allocated funds) to rebuild the palace, although it's hard to see why it would be worth the expenditure - there's a certain grandeur to the wide-open-space location. Currently, it tends to be the focus... More

Well done, but not that much different than other tombs to the unknowns. Probably better than most since the Poles have a unique ability to do gorgeous monuments.

Very touching changing of the guard, beautifully executed.

very easyto find and a magnificen tribute to every p erson that has paid th eultimate sacrifi ce while serving his/HER COUNTRY

It is the most sacret ground in Poland. Evry hour on the hour there is a change of the guard. Worth seeing.

Constructed of the only surviving piece of the Saxon Palace after WWII. Somber and moving stay to watch the change of the guards.

We were lucky enough to come across this as they were changing the guard. Very precise and timed it was interesting to watch and view.

I stayed at the Sofitel, across the road from the tomb of the unknown soldier, so i was able to watch many changings of the guard from my room late at night. The guards were always perfectly in sync and very disciplined. I found that the setting, on the square in front of the saxon gardens was just beautiful, and... More

Every other hour they have a guard-change. But sunday at 12, noon, the change is spectacular! Be there, and experience the formality and respect they have for the people that gave their lives for Poland and warsaw. Guards, soldiers, scouts, marching-band and flowers.