Blog about history, culture and local life of Warsaw. Join my daily walking and bike tours
Blog about history, culture and local life of Warsaw. Join my daily walking and bike tours

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

The Grand Theater is one of the most remarkable buildings in Warsaw. It was designed by Italian architect Antonio Corazzi, …

Warsaw is the only European capital with a wild river bank. On Warsaw’s right bank of the Vistula is a …

The building below was the seat of the Roma Catholic Action, but nowadays is mostly known for the Roma musical …

The Saxon Garden was established in the 18th century as a part of the Saxon Axis, an exclusive piece of …

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 (Syrenka Warszawska) is a symbol of the city represented on the city’s coat of arms. There …

The Las Bielański is a one of a kind nature reserve in Warsaw. It’s the only remains of the Puszcza …

Otwock is a small town near Warsaw, almost entirely covered with forests. At the turn of the 19th and 20th …