You can't get to know Warsaw in one day, but a weekend is a great start! This is when the city comes alive the most. The cafes are bustling with conversation, the parks are filled with locals looking for a moment to breathe, and in the museums and galleries, you will see exhibitions that stimulate the imagination and expand your knowledge. It's hard to get bored here, whether you're...
Ideas for free visits to Warsaw
Warsaw can surprise you - and not only with the scale of its attractions, but also with the number of places you can see completely for free. Visiting Warsaw does not have to be a drain on your wallet. What is more, you do not need to know local shortcuts and secret passages to gain access to really interesting destinations. All you need is some free time, a comfortable...
City of culture - what to visit in Warsaw
Warsaw attracts not only with its history and architecture, but also with its rich cultural offer. This is a city that never sleeps. The calendar of events here is really packed to the brim - from plays, concerts and exhibitions to intimate film screenings. You don't have to look long to come across interesting initiatives. Both ...
A guide to Warsaw in spring - 10 places to visit
Spring is the best time to discover Warsaw. After the winter months, the city awakens to life: the trees blossom, the sun peeks through the cobbled streets, and the inhabitants flock for walks, bicycles and picnics. The city shows its gentle green face. It is then worth taking a break from everyday life and allowing yourself to unhurriedly discover both...
Walking in the South Downtown - where to look
Historic townhouses, atmospheric cafes, hidden courtyards and places known only to insiders - the southern part of Śródmieście is one of the most authentic parts of Warsaw. A walk in this area allows you to feel the rhythm of the city, which is not imposed by the clock but by the architecture. The smell of freshly ground coffee and the sounds of conversation coming from the restaurant...
Touring Warsaw in the spirit of slow - see the Jazdów Estate!
Just a few steps away from the bustling centre of Warsaw, there is a place where time seems to have stopped. The Jazdów estate is a green enclave of wooden houses that tempts with its peace, history and unique atmosphere. For those looking for an alternative tour of the capital, it is a must-see - not only as an architectural curiosity, but also as a...
Educational attractions for children in Warsaw
Warsaw is a city with a very wide range of thematically diverse attractions for children. Regardless of your child's age, you can find places full of inspiring and engaging experiences that will stimulate their curiosity about the world. We have prepared a list where you can find the best educational attractions for children in Warsaw, which are worth a visit! Copernicus Science Centre -...
What to see in Warsaw - a trip around Old Prague
Warsaw is a city with a rich history that is full of contrasts and interesting places to visit. Located on the right side of the Vistula River, Old Praga is a district with a unique atmosphere. Although for many years it was perceived as somewhat forgotten, today it is experiencing a renaissance, attracting tourists and locals alike with its unique atmosphere. What to see in Warsaw...
What to do in the city on a rainy day? Ideas for exploring Warsaw.
A rainy day in Warsaw does not have to mean boredom or wasted time. The city offers many attractions and places that are great for bad weather. Here are some ideas for visiting Warsaw when the weather is not conducive to being outdoors and walking. Museum visits - a wide range and choice of options In Warsaw, there are...
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