Warsaw things to do

Parade ground of the communists. Pure socialism. Architects could not only express their creativity when designing the cultural center but also with Constitution Square and Marszalkowska Street which is...

Huge - everything under one roof. The newest and largest shopping and entertainment complex, the first in the center, right next to the cultural center and central station. Almost every brand and shop a...

Religious jewel box of high importance. A jewelry box at the entrance to Old Town, not far from the palace. Baroque greets the visitor inside: gold-plated decoration on walls and front, a splendid altar...

The long bench thrives on its contradictions. West is the former headquarters of the neo-Classical Stock Exchange from the 19th C. The facade consists of two floors of porches. Today you will find a c...

Multimedia-based thoughts about the Warsaw Uprising in 1944. This museum is dedicated to the heroic courage of the inhabitants of Warsaw - in memory of the uprising against the Nazi regime in 1944 which...

Two large dancefloors with different music styles and room for more, this hot club is mainly composed of Polish students. The “Bakery” is an in-club known all across Poland hidden in a small street not...

Pick up something sweet for at home. The shop of Warsaw's best known confectioner is an attraction. Classics are the Wedel Cake(waffle with chocolate), the Ptasie mleczkos (“bird’s milk”), chocolate con...

The Dutch architect van Tylman Gameren designed most beautiful baroque palace in Warsaw the 1677th At the magnificent facade worked with a young sculptor who later became famous in Berlin should be: A...

Luxurious residence of Polish nobility. Probably the most beautiful palace in Warsaw, former summer residence of kings and later of the Polish nobility. After extensive restorations and renovations, bea...