Listed on Yelp as Dance Club --- there might be some at Soho Factory but it's so much more…read more Cultural Center --- again not sure if that paints a full enough picture of this neighborhood. A brief history paraphrased perhaps a little bit might be lost in translation....this area was once a factory for producing trains and later a glass factory. They have used what could be savaged -- from the actual buildings to parts of train tracks to gears -- to create a neighborhood for artists. In this area I found - 2 restaurants - the one I went to will be under a separate review. Coffee shop -- closed! Shame I was dying for a cup of coffee. A few furniture stores. A TV production house. Neon Museum -- under separate review. A bunch of offices. A tattoo parlor. A day care center. This was what a non Polish speaker/reader was able to figure out in a few hours on a rainy afternoon. Plus there are a few new high rise apartment buildings. The crowd was young, hip and there were a lot of kids (not obnoxious just kid-friendly.)

This is the best museum I ever visited! You could learn the history of Poland under the Soviet…read moreoccupation. There's a number of appliances and stuff from that time familiar from the childhood. Great reproduction of a small apartment, common vehicle and real caffe, where you can order a coffee in an old style cup and a specific soda from those time. This museum is definitely recommended!