Warsaw Cultural Center

This cultural center has kept up with the times. They offer everything from movies to pop concerts, cabaret shows to children's events. S...

Now a well-established Warsaw favorite, it remains special in many ways. The café is high ceilinged, with windows facing one of Warsaw's...

This is definitely one of the more unusual museums in the city. It documents the history of measurement, which may sound dull, but they h...

This was the first multiplex cinema in Warsaw, which has now been reduced to miniplex status. Five screens offer a range of films with th...

This chain of cafés has been popping up all over the region - and now Warsaw has one too. The few tables in this tiny cafe are simple and...

UFA is concert venue, social club and a cultural centre all rolled into one. Formerly located at Marszalkowska 3/5, this venue is known f...

Since 1961, Warsaw Opera Kameralna is one of the most successfully running operas of the city. The theater that houses performances is o...

This imposing Orthodox Church, crowned by four lesser and one greater onion dome. It stands in the Praga district on the right bank of th...

This interesting museum traces the history of Warsaw's fire-fighters. They have displays showing the early horse-drawn equipment, some of...

Arguably one of the ostentatious new late-night hangouts in Warsaw, Capital Club evokes Moscow's passi...

When this place opened in Warsaw, you couldn't get a seat. The initial excitement has since died down, but it is still very popular. Feat...

This chain of salad bars actually has five locations around Warsaw, including at Ulica Tamka, 37, inside the Panorama Mall, Ulica Kredyto...

99 is Warsaw's most modern restaurant. The interior has been described as "California modern." The large, well-stocked bar is just as pop...

Sizable portions of good value-for-money fare in a chic but casual setting is a cornerstone of this ne...

Cesarski Palac is styled in a slightly over-the-top Chinese way, but it's fun and relaxed. There's lots of space, and wonderful turning s...

Situated in the same building as another Chinese restaurant (Cesarski Palac), Pekin is less fancy but the food here i...

El Popo was Warsaw's first Mexican restaurant. It caused quite a stir upon arrival, bringing Mexican food lovers in by the droves. These...

After a sixty-year hiatus from the city's coffeehouse scene, Café Fogg reopened in the beginning of 2008 with a taste for Warsaw's pre-wa...

Both a restaurant and bar, this place seems to attract the beautiful people. It features live jazz music three times a week. This is a ne...

For a selection of deliciously authentic Italian specialties in a subdued setting, head to Ti Amo. Positioned on one of the busiest stree...