This place is ART! Only an artist could have created a space like this. Please take a moment to…read morenotice all the details, like various shapes of lightbulbs and curated colors on your plate. Spaces that have been made with such care really make my heart sing.. It's not something you can experience at a generic chain coffeeshop/cafe so get your ass over to Stara Ochota! + Parę osób also does a great job of promoting local artists!

Nice little art Cafe in a side street of Ochota, close by the Radisson Blu Sobieski Hotel…read more Here you can get homemade quiche, salads, small lunches, cakes and coffees, it's supposed to be open in the evening as well, so a beer or glass of vine might be also tempting. On sunny days you can sit outside, but the inside is also inviting and quite cool. The concept is a modern cool cafe with some art exhibitions and good products. The coffee there is very good and prices are reasonable. Try it out. Good alternate the usually super overpriced breakfast in the hotel :)

Unique Warsaw history for history buffs…read more The Fotoplastikon presents a series of about 40 photos of Warsaw from the late 1800s to early 1900s with a crude 3D system. This is a low-tech exhibit where guests sit at various stations around the projector system to view images through a stereo lens; the images mechanically rotate from station to station. Budget no more than 15 minutes. This is an attraction for history buffs. Most kids will find it mind-numbing and boring.

Not really bad but...it's a bit expensive! I went there for a scan and I paid more than I am used…read morein Italy... Anyway, people there are nice and helpful.

Gorgeous! After spending a few days in Krakow, I thought I would be underwhelmed by Warsaw's old…read moretown because it had been totally reconstructed after World War II. But what a surprise! It's incredible. The Old Town Market Square (Rynek Starego Miasta) is the historic heart of Warsaw. It's a UNESCO World Heritage and in the center is the famous Mermaid statue. So many cute shops, some interesting art galleries, and lots of bars and cafes. The square dates from the 13th century, and it was totally reconstructed after WWI. I managed to find an apartment for 2 nights right on the Square with the most beautiful view. If you really want an experience, look up AirBnB apartments in this area. Some of them are lovely and the prices can be very reasonable.

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!