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.

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!

The most awesome pub in warsaw, you can not miss this place on your visit to warsaw. Located at…read moreiconic plac. zbawiciela, which use to have a rainbow structure some months back. I have met the most amazing random people at this place, good choice of beers and drinks, rare places in warsaw which offer corona beer, so if you are fan of corona like me do take it :) I dont think they have it some where on the menu but you can order grilled cheese sandwich. If you are a smoker they have a special room for you guys. The choice of music played their is also great and mostly over the weekend the floor becomes a dance floor so you can show your dancing skills. Stop reading and go check it out and may be you will find me sitting there.

Great atmosphere, good drinks at great prices, good music, great location. It gets a bit too packed…read morefor such a small space, so I'd say that's the only downside - but of course this is good for them! When it's too packed and hot upstairs, there's always the nice outside view to cool off and have your drink.

It's a small museum, but if you're into neon signs, it's a must! In one large room are dozens of…read moreSoviet era neon signs that are beautiful! Although professional cameras aren't allowed, photos taken with a phone are encouraged. I stopped in for 45 minutes on a Monday afternoon. I paid the 16 PLN ticket, read the history, and saw every sign. There's a theater that plays a video about the signs in Polish.

Very cool museum in a novel setting. Worth a short walk to have a look after visiting the nearby…read moreMuseum of Life Under Communism. There is an informative timeline that describes the progress of post-war politics in Poland and how the government saw neon signs as a way of being modern and distinctive without compromising socialist values. There is further material on the technology, design and art of the signs - and of course, the signs themselves. A unique and fun experience after some of the more sobering museums in Warsaw.

Located inside Zlote Tarasy on the top floor. This cinema offers the most trendy "Hollywood"…read moremovies. It has multiple rooms so expect offer 7-10 different movies in an average day. Although the place is clean and somehow comfortable, I believe it is overly crowded and significantly more expensive than other cinemas in the area. A weekend ticket may cost 36zl per person when normally is between 20-28zl in other cinemas. Top rows in the cinema are extra comfortable sofas with additions space. You might want to buy your tickets early to take advantage of this seats. Normal seats are average, comfortable but nothing special. Positive side is that if you are a snacker like myself and you love to indulge yourself with candy, popcorn or even a meal while enjoying no your movie, you will find full assortment inside the cinema, or you can buy a meal in the food court right next door. In my personal opinion I would choose this cinema only if I would like to spend time in Zloty Tarasy. Otherwise is too expensive and crowded for my taste. Have a good time. Don't forget extra popcorn!

Definitely overpriced and can't stand 30 minutes of straight up commercials and previews. Felt like…read moreI was being brainwashed and force fed. Would have left but had no idea what time the movie would actually start and didn't want to miss the beginning. The VIP seats are very comfy and the theater is modern but I would much rather support the local independent movie houses like Kino Atlantic, Luna, Muranow or Wisla.

This is a must see when coming to Warsaw. You need atleast two hours to view all of the exhibits…read moreand even that it is too short. Open late to which is even better.

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.