"The Glass Bubble" next to the railway station is a last minute resort before taking the train. Grab something to eat or buy some new clothes while you are waiting for departure.
Library of University of Warsaw. Gorgeous building with the most amazing roof garden! Grab a coffee and relax and watch whole Warsaw from there!
At the Old Town area are the most precious monuments of Warsaw Royal Castle, Sigismund's Column, the Cathedral of St. John, as well as the market of houses adjacent to it.
Jest jednym z najpiękniejszych zabytków europejskiego baroku i świadectwem świetności Rzeczypospolitej.
Science museum and planetarium. Go there really early or you will have to deal with tones of kids.
The Łazienki Park, the largest park in Warsaw, is home to the Palace on the Water of the Łazienki Palace. Also do not miss the Roman theatre, the Little White House, and the Temple of Diana.
Multimedia Fountain Park in Warsaw. The magic of elements, music and light.
National Stadium in Warsaw is the biggest sport facility in Poland. There are 58,000 seats at the stands.
A nice place to walk and spend some time watching animals. See elephants, big cats, seals, bears, gibbons on an island. There's a "little zoo" and playground for kids, too. Check the hours of feeding: Leer más.
Dedicated to the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, this is where you'll learn about the uprising's history. Do not miss the replicas of the Palladium Cinema, the Kubus armoured car, and the B-24 Liberator.
Translated as "Sigismund's Column," this important Warsaw attraction erected in 1644 commemorates Sigismund III Vasa, who moved the country's capital from Krakow to Warsaw.
When the water level is low, you can see the remains of the pre-war bridge near the eastern shore of Vistula.
The Royal Castle in Warsaw in Castle Square, is the official residence of Polish monarchs. Heavily damaged during WWII, this is now a museum home to important artifacts and exhibitions.
Sólo abierta la parte del siglo XIX. Solo merece la pena el documental de la IIGM. Esa parte del Museo no se sabe cuando abrirá
The Old Town Market Place in Warsaw is the center of the city's Old Town which was restored after the war. Aside from the cafes and restaurants, you will also find St. John’s Cathedral here.
Katedra zbudowana w latach 1887-1904 według projektu Józefa Piusa Dziekońskiego.
Będąc na miejscu możesz uruchomić jedną ze 100 piosenek za pomocą SMS-a (na numer 7141 o treści „KAPELA” z numerem piosenki).
Posiada bogaty zbiór eksponatów pochodzących ze wszystkich epok, od starożytności po współczesność.
Atrakcją parku są rzeźby barkowe przedstawiające postacie mitologiczne oraz fontanna z 1852 roku.
Flowering chestnuts mean that thousands of students are about or are already sitting their high school final exams.
This palace and garden is where you'll find breathtaking scenery and impressive landscapes dotted with fountains, ponds, playgrounds, and sculptures (by artists like Edward Wittig and Pius Welonski).
Grób Nieznanego Żołnierza jest pozostałością Pałacu Saskiego, w którego prawym skrzydle mieszkał F. Chopin w pierwszych latach pobytu w Warszawie.
W tym miejscu (w nieistniejącym już budynku Teatru Narodowego) wystąpił z pożegnalnym koncertem F. Chopin przed wyjazdem z Polski. Dziś stoi tu gmach Sądu Najwyższego i Pomnik Powstania Warszawskiego.
Also known as the The Church of the Holy Cross, this Warsaw landmark has a beautiful Baroque style, and is home to the pillar containing the heart of Polish composer Frédéric Chopin.
19.04.1948 - uroczyste odsłonięcie pomnika. Wykonano go z granitowego bloku z kamieniołomów w szwedzkim Hunnebostrand, który pierwotnie miał stać się berlińskim pomnikiem zwycięstwa Hitlera. Leer más.
Jsut walk it, and you will know, coffe chops, restuarants, best place to stroll in Warsaw
04.04.1761 - eksplozja pieca w apartamencie dyrektora poczt hrabiego von Bibersteina, zlokalizowanym w nieistniejącym dziś Marywilu. Czy to był wypadek, czy zamach? I przeciw komu skierowany? Leer más.
Summer open-air Chopin concerts every Sunday. Free of charge. You have to see this!
Warsaw's Central Square. One of the best places to dine - nearby streets especially: Żurawia Street, Krucza Street, Mokotowska Street
Nice place with a lot of fancy cafes and restaurants. If you're looking for delicious Polish cuisine go and try pierogi at Chlopskie Jadlo or pick up sth at U Szwejka.
Check out the tomb of the unknown soldier and the nearby Saski Gardens (Ogród Saski). The square is bordered by the famous Victoria hotel and the award-winning Metropolitan office building.
great place for children, a lot of space and slides, great 'spider' for climbing :)
