This house gives us an idea of how Warsaw’s city center looked before being demolished during the Second World War …
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 …
Polish Soldier From Africa
August Agboola Brawne was a jazz musician born in Nigeria who settled in Poland in the 1920s. His marriage to …
Kazimierzowski Palace – the Pearl of Warsaw University
The Kazimierzowski Palace was a private residence of Polish monarchs in the 17th and 18th century. It’s often missed by …
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, …
Discover the Queen of Polish Rivers – The Vistula
Warsaw is the only European capital with a wild river bank. On Warsaw’s right bank of the Vistula is a …
Roma Theater – a Building With a Dark Past
The building below was the seat of the Roma Catholic Action, but nowadays is mostly known for the Roma musical …
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 …
Visit the Former “Koneser” Vodka Factory
This place is a great mix of new and old. It’s a newly renovated complex of the former vodka factory …
The Marmaid of Warsaw
The Marmaid of Warsaw (Syrenka Warszawska) is a symbol of the city represented on the city’s coat of arms. There …