Niche Department Store at the Former Censorsh...

If you are looking for a unique shopping experience visit Mysia 3. It`s a small and niche department store housed in the former communist-era censorsh...

Polish Prince like a Roman Emperor

Prince Józef Poniatowski looks like a Roman emperor instead of wearing a Polish uniform. What`s more the prince is half naked, according to the fashio...

Legendary Chocolate Lounge by “Wedel...

The original shop and cafeteria of the oldest chocolate brand in Poland. It was opened in 1894 in an elegant apartment house which was one of the few ...

Słodki Słony – Warsaw`s Must-Try Pastry...

This is place is located too close to where I live. The smell of sugar and butter attracts you when you pass by and you just cannot resist. You can si...

Barn Burger – A Gilty Pleasure

Heart Attack, ByPass and Sex & Violence – these are names you can find on the menu of Barn Burger. There are many burger bars in Warsaw but ...

Royal Castle with a Certified Guide Museum To...

The Royal Castle is one of the top attractions in Warsaw, but visiting this sprawling landmark on your own can be overwhelming. With this tour, take i...

Śródmieście Południowe: The Place To Be

The southern side of Warsaw’s Downtown contains numerous beautiful buildings that luckily survived WWII. It`s full of contrasts. Here you can see a bo...

Luxury Residential House from 1937

This building is over 80 years old but even though it’s a bit neglected, it still looks supermodern. Its facade is covered with bay windows and ...

Early 1900s House – a Silent Witness to...

This house gives us an idea of how Warsaw’s city center looked before being demolished during the Second World War by the Nazis. It’s the only p...

In Search of the “National Polish Style...

This house is an interesting implementation of Polish wooden architecture from the Tatra Mountains (Podhale region) in a non-wooden urban environment....

Polish Soldier From Africa

August Agboola Brawne was a jazz musician born in Nigeria who settled in Poland in the 1920s. His marriage to a Polish woman from Krakow was a sensati...

Tourist Attractions Are Reopening in Warsaw

Tourist attractions in Warsaw are reopening to visitors: museums, galleries, ZOO, botanical gardens, parks, city bikes and river cruises. Masks are re...

Empty Streets of Warsaw During the Covid-19 L...

Kazimierzowski Palace – the Pearl of Wa...

The Kazimierzowski Palace was a private residence of Polish monarchs in the 17th and 18th century. It’s often missed by visitors but its history...

The Grand Theater and National Opera

The Grand Theater is one of the most remarkable buildings in Warsaw. It was designed by Italian architect Antonio Corazzi, who moved to Poland in 1818...

Discover the Queen of Polish Rivers – T...

Warsaw is the only European capital with a wild river bank. On Warsaw’s right bank of the Vistula is a nature reserve and habitat for many species of ...

Roma Theater – a Building With a Dark P...

The building below was the seat of the Roma Catholic Action, but nowadays is mostly known for the Roma musical theater producing popular shows such as...

Have a Rest in the Saxon Garden

The Saxon Garden was established in the 18th century, as a part of the Saxon Axis, an exclusive piece of land that belonged to King of Poland Augustus...

Visit the Former “Koneser” Vodka ...

This place is a great mix of new and old. It’s a newly renovated complex of the former vodka factory in the heart of the Praga district. Praga i...

The Mermaid of Warsaw

The Mermaid of Warsaw (Syrenka Warszawska) is a symbol of the city represented on the city’s coat of arms. There are few statues of her in Warsa...