Royal Łazienki
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This is an absolute must when visiting Warsaw. Walking into Łazienki, which means walking into the bathrooms in Polish, is actually pretty much like walking into the XVIII century. You may visit the palace that the last king of Poland built as his personal SPA resort, and then drop by a small charming café located exactly under the old oak trees.
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Warsaw University Library and Garden
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You should not miss one of the greenest spots in Warsaw which is just a short walk away from the touristy old town. It is a great place to read, study, have a picnic lunch or enjoy a bit of sunshine. The lower garden is open to the public every day, while the upper garden is closed for the winter months (November-March).
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Warsaw Jewish Heritage Tour in a Retro Fiat
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4 h
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English, Spanish, German, Italian, French
Jewish Cemetery
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4
You can easily get lost (in your thoughts and in the cemetery itself) for few hours, wandering around and learning about the Jewish community and its tragic history. This is one of the most impressive Jewish graveyards you will ever see!
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Marriott Panorama Bar
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Mariott's 40th floor Panorama Bar is one of the highest publicly accessible viewing points of the city. From here you get a spectacular view on central Warsaw by night, including the Palace.
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Soho Factory
Lounges
36
2
Neon Museum is a must in Warsaw but when you are done with it be sure to wander around Soho Factory grounds too, look for even more neons strewed around, peek inside the shops or visit another museum, showing the life in Poland during the communism time. Soho Factory is the best in the warm days when you can just relax on the deck chairs there.
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Royal Castle
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4
The interior is like from a fairy tale but don't be fooled easily - everything is brand new (the castle was reopened in 1979). If you want to see how Warsaw used to look like there's a great collection of paintings by Bernardo Bellotto - they were used as an example when the city was rebuilt
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Warsaw Jewish Heritage Tour in a Retro Fiat
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4 h
Languages
English, Spanish, German, Italian, French
Tower of St. Anne's church
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4
While most tourist head to the 30th floor of Palace of Science and Culture to see Warsaw from above the view from the church's tower is the best in the city! You will see all parts of the city: the colorful Old Town, the new skyscrapers and the residential areas. This will be your most perfect picture of Warsaw for sure!
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Brzeska street
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13
4
Once you scratch the dust you're in for a treat. The pre-war houses are really beautiful, even if a little bit rusty and crumbly. The life is slow there, locals catch up in front of the shops and as soon as you say "dzień dobry" they warm up to you. You can also find some decent street art around
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Gdański Bridge
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21
5
Take the tram to "Wybrzeże Helskie" stop and enjoy the most beautiful view of Warsaw's skyline with the Old Town at first and the skyscrapers in the background. Also don't miss the neon sign on the other side of the bridge ("Most Gdański" stop) - it says "nice to see you" and won the competition of the new neon for the city
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Politechnika
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13
3
The interior of this place is simply stunning! I keep wondering how students can learn in such an amazing surrounding. It really looks like Harry Potter's Hogwarts, only in the lighter colors. This is probably one of the best hidden gems of Warsaw.
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Vistula beaches
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7
2
There are more and more bars popping up, there are chairs to lie on, romantic view over Warsaw old town and glass skyscrapers. Take a deep breath after a long day and enjoy the beach. It is just near the city center, so please do stop by!
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Dolinka Szwajcarska
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7
1
It was kind of must-be before II World War, square was always full of people cause of concerts. Garden wasn't rebuilt because of politics then. Now it has some soothing atmosphere because of its lack of popularity. Good choice for intimate talks.
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Metro Plac Wilsona
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11
2
Metro Plac Wilsona won the MetroRail 2008 award of being then the best recently constructed station in the world. It looks like a giant shell or the inside of an UFO, but certainly worth checking if you are into modern architecture.
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Dawna street
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8
2
If you want to escape the crowds in the Old Town yet still feel its unquestionable charm this is the place for you. Be sure to also walk down the steps to the small square from where you can admire a nice view over Vistula and to the other side of the river. Not that many tourists get here and you often can have the place all to yourself
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Saxon Garden
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12
3
This is your best option in the middle of Warsaw to escape the hustle and bustle of the city center. The park is really picturesque with ponds, baroque sculptures and a fountain like in the American movies. Don't miss the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the edge of the park - be there at noon to see the change of the guards.
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