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What time is it in Warsaw, Mazovia, Poland

Check Warsaw’s current local time alongside today’s sunrise, sunset, and weather information. Together, these details show both the clock time and the practical shape of the day in Poland’s capital.

Warsaw, Poland

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC+2 · Europe/Warsaw

Local time in Warsaw

UTC+2 · daylight saving time is active

The sun today

Sunrise 05:53 Solar noon 12:36 Sunset 19:20 Daylight 13 h 27 min Night 10 h 33 min Civil twilight 05:18 – 19:55

Weather in Warsaw right now

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Warsaw and its neighbours

Praga Polnoc Mokotów Zoliborz Praga Poludnie Wlochy Targówek Bemowo Warsaw
Warsaw at 52.2298, 21.0118 with the nearest towns within 7.6 km · open in OpenStreetMap

Postal codes

Postal codes come from the free GeoNames dataset. Where a code is listed with a distance, it belongs to a nearby settlement — GeoNames spells that name differently from ours.

Warsaw in numbers

Coordinates
52.2298, 21.0118
Population
1 702 139
Region
Mazovia
Country
Poland, Europe
Capital
Warsaw — 0 km away
Same name
22 more places in the world share this name

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What time is it in Warsaw

Warsaw is in Mazovia, Poland, and uses the local time observed across the country. The displayed clock is the simplest reference for calls, journeys, reservations, online meetings, and any activity that must happen at the same moment in different places.

Poland changes its clocks seasonally. That means Warsaw’s relationship with cities abroad may shift during the year, especially when the other location changes clocks on a different date or does not change them at all. When timing matters, compare the live local clocks instead of relying on a remembered time difference.

For a quick check, note: the current local time in Warsaw; the date shown beside it; whether the clock is using standard or summer time; the local time at the other end of your call or journey. A reliable international meeting begins with two clocks and ends with nobody saying, “I thought you meant my time.”

Sunrise and sunset in the Polish capital

Sunrise and sunset indicate when the sun crosses the horizon, giving a useful outline of Warsaw’s daylight. The interval between them changes considerably through the year: summer days are relatively long, while winter brings much shorter periods of daylight.

These times are useful for planning a morning walk beside the Vistula, photographing the city, arranging outdoor work, or deciding how much daylight remains after an afternoon appointment. Sunrise is not the same as the first visible light, and sunset does not mean immediate darkness. Twilight extends usable natural light on either side.

Buildings, trees, cloud, and your exact position can affect when the sun becomes visible from street level. Treat the listed values as astronomical times for Warsaw rather than a promise of an unobstructed view.

Reading Warsaw weather with the clock

A weather reading becomes more helpful when considered at the correct local hour. A cool early-morning temperature and a similar evening temperature can call for different plans because wind, rain, daylight, and the direction of temperature change may differ.

Before going out, review the current conditions and the short-term forecast. In particular, consider: temperature and how it feels outdoors; the likelihood and timing of precipitation; wind, especially for exposed routes;

the amount of daylight left before sunset. Warsaw experiences distinct seasonal conditions, so clothing that works comfortably in one part of the year may be unsuitable in another. A live forecast is more useful than a general description of the local climate because it reflects the day you are actually planning.

Questions and answers
Where is Warsaw?
Warsaw is the capital of Poland and lies in the Mazovia region.
Does Warsaw change its clocks?
Yes. Warsaw follows Poland’s seasonal clock changes, alternating between standard time and summer time.
Why compare sunrise with the weather?
Sunrise and sunset show the available daylight, while the weather indicates how suitable that period may be for travel or outdoor plans.

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