Historical Museum of Warsaw

Try and make time for this impressive 60-room museum which documents the entire history of Warsaw with maps, historic documents, photos a...

Adekwatny Theater specializes in children's shows. Often their performances are given on the stage of the Dramatic Theater,...

St Anna's House is one of the very few tenement houses in the Old Market Square that survived the War mostly intact. Built in the 15th ce...

Same Fusy is a peaceful tea-house that offers an incredible range of tea brands; from traditional English breakfast teas, to a Tibetan, b...

Kamienne Schodki (Stone Steps) is one of the loveliest streets, even though it seems strange to call a street, something which is a long...

The International Festival of Contemporary Music dates back to 1956, when it was the only event of this kind in Central and Eastern Europ...

Old Town Jazz Festival attracts jazz enthusiasts from all over Poland. Every Saturday throughout July and August, both local and internat...

The name of this little square means behind the oven, called so because it used to be a sort of backyard of Piekarska (Baker's) Street. I...

Fukier's House is named after its owners -the Polish branch of the powerful family of German bankers Fuggers (Fukier is the Polonization...

Known as Tlusty Czwartek in Poland, this festival is observed on the last Thursday before Lent. It is a time to eat all that your heart a...

This otherwise uninspiring restaurant in the Old Town does great take-away mushroom rolls (or bulka pieczarki). You will easily fi...

Fukier is a wine cellar, restaurant and courtyard all in one. The wine cellar is deep and cozy and the separate dining rooms are traditio...

The decor is breathtaking: it conjures up images of royal residences. There is an abundance of melting candles, overflowing fruit baskets...

The entrance to this traditional, historical restaurant is under a wrought-iron dragon in Warsaw's famous Old Town Square

For many locals, this is still the place to come for a fancy Polish dinner. It has a longstanding tradition and even during the...

This restaurant is an ideal place to visit if you are in the Old Town and want to eat something other than traditional Polish. Don't conf...

This is owned by the same people who own Fukier restaurant. It has been decorated with the same attention to detail and aims to reach tot...

Located in an expensive area, full of tourist traps, Kmicic offers an affordable alternative. The restaurant consists of small seating ar...

The 'Best Polish dish: Pierogi Ruskie' of 2004 can be found here. This quaint little eatery is a local favorite and has just 12 tables. M...

This restaurant/cafe is set in the cellars of a recently-renovated Rococo Palace along the King's Way. It has a brief selection of tradit...