Although the slogan of the Warsaw Tourist Information says "Fall in love with Warsaw", it might not be easy to fall in love with the Polish capital at first sight. Knowing that more than 90 percent of the city has been destroyed during the Second World War, we should appreciate Warsaw people’s great dedication to rebuild their beloved city. Today you see the cute (rather new) old town, the great skyscrapers and the grey socialist blocks of flats. But hidden in the grey that envelopes Warsaw, you are surprised to find impressive courtyards, scenic parks, cute little cafes and ambitious galleries. There is so much more to discover behind the surface!
Marriott Panorama Bar
Must be expensive? Not necessarily!
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Fancy a view of the city skyline? Most Warsaw visitors get their view from the city’s main ...
Royal Łazienki
Baroque garden right in the city
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This garden, surrounded by a high fence, is one of the biggest and most beautiful parks in ...
Warsaw University Library and Garden
Rooftop garden over the city
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One of the largest roof gardens in Europe, the Library Garden is a perfect place for rest. In ...
We Love Warsaw
Travel by "cucumber"
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Individuals are welcome to join bike or scooter tours, tours by retro style car or minibus ...
Intercontinental Warszawa
Swimming in the clouds
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Intercontinental is without doubt one of the most luxurious hotels in Warsaw with ...
MDM (Marszałkowska Dzielnica Mieszkaniowa)
Best of social realist architecture
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Probably in the fifties every working class family was dreaming about a flat in the MDM ...
Metro Plac Wilsona
Most beautiful metro station in Warsaw
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Metro Plac Wilsona (Wilson Square after Thomas Woodrow Wilson, the 28th president of the ...
