Highline Warsaw, the highest observation deck in the European Union, has welcomed nearly 700,000 visitors in its first year of operation, marking a strong first year for one of Warsaw’s newest tourism attractions.
Located 230 metres above the Polish capital, Highline Warsaw welcomed visitors from 152 countries, with approximately 270,000 international visitors accounting for around 40% of total attendance. The Netherlands, Italy and Germany were the leading international markets, while visitors also travelled from destinations as far as New Zealand.
Since opening, Highline Warsaw has become an addition to Warsaw’s tourism offering, combining panoramic views of the capital with cultural, lifestyle and special-event experiences. The attraction has also become a popular setting for personal milestones, with at least 20 marriage proposals taking place during its first year.
“Highline Warsaw has rapidly become a powerful symbol of Warsaw’s growing appeal on the international tourism map. Its first-year success, with 700,000 visitors from all over the world, places the site among Europe’s most compelling urban observation experiences and reflects Magnicity’s ambition to create destinations that elevate the way people discover cities,” said Alexia Vettier, CEO of Magnicity
Highline Warsaw has also generated strong digital engagement, with its Instagram content recording more than 23 million views between May 2025 and July 2026, while its profile grew to approximately 31,000 followers.
With its growing international visitor base and distinctive location above the city, Highline Warsaw continues to add a new dimension to Warsaw’s visitor experience, offering travellers an opportunity to experience the Polish capital from a unique perspective.
Founded in Paris more than 50 years ago, Magnicity is the global leader in urban leisure experiences at height. Through iconic observation decks and towers across Europe and the United States, the company enables millions of visitors each year to discover cities from a unique perspective and connect with their culture, history and identity.
