Old Town (Stare Miasto)

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, beautifully reconstructed after WWII. Stroll the cobbled streets, visit the Royal Castle, and admire the colorful facades.

Łazienki Park (Royal Baths Park)

A vast park featuring palaces, lakes, and peacocks. Don't miss the Chopin Monument and free summer piano concerts. ​

Warsaw Uprising Museum

A powerful tribute to the 1944 uprising, featuring interactive exhibits and personal stories.

Food Courts

Great for groups or casual dining, these vibrant spots offer a mix of cuisines

Hala Koszyki – Stylish market vibe

Elektrownia Powiśle – Trendy, riverside venue

Fabryka Norblina – Industrial-chic with food, drinks, and culture

Milk Bars (Bar Mleczny)

Experience traditional Polish cuisine at these affordable eateries. Try Bar Bambino or Prasowy for classics like pierogi and schabowy. ​

Polish Vodka Museum

Located in the Praga district, this museum offers insights into vodka's history and tasting sessions.

Cuda na Kiju

A laid-back bar in a former communist HQ with craft beer, city views, and a lively weekend vibe. Great for a casual night out with friends.

Bars & Clubs

Explore Warsaw’s nightlife on Nowy Świat and Mazowiecka Street for everything from jazz bars to late-night dance floors.

Museum of Modern Art (MSN Warsaw)

A contemporary space showcasing Polish and international modern art. ​

Neon Museum

Dedicated to the preservation of Cold War-era neon signs, offering a nostalgic glimpse into the past. ​

Palace of Culture and Science

A Stalinist skyscraper with a panoramic viewing terrace. Love it or hate it, it's an iconic part of Warsaw's skyline. ​

Vistula Boulevards

Perfect for a leisurely walk or bike ride along the river, dotted with cafes and bars. ​

Warsaw University Library Rooftop Garden

A hidden gem featuring lush greenery and panoramic city views.