I love old cemeteries, mostly for their amazing atmosphere. They also reflect local history and architecture trends of different times. …
Wiadukt Markiewicza, a Hidden Pearl of Neo-Renaissance Architecture
The Markiewicza Viaduct is an extension of Karowa Street, and in the early 1900s connected the upper part of Warsaw …
The Lachert House: Machine for Living
The Lacherts House (Willa Lachertów) was designed by Bohdan Lachert and Józef Szanajca in 1928 for Lachert’s family. It’s one …
Royal Castle with a Certified Guide Museum Tour
Royal Castle with a Certified Guide Museum Tour is provided in two options: shared or private. If you want to …
Śródmieście Południowe: Warsaw`s Trendiest Neighborhood
The southern side of Warsaw’s Downtown is full of contrasts. It contains numerous houses that luckily survived WWII as well …
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 …
Early 1900s House – a Silent Witness to History
This house gives us an idea of how Warsaw’s city center looked before being demolished during the Second World War …
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, …
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 …
Intriguing Block of Flats
This odd residential tower was built during communism. It contained 140 apartments and a rooftop restaurant. It was designed by …