Polonia - Warsaw

Population:1.8 million

Currency:1 Zloty (Zl) = 100 groszy

Opening hours:Shops are usually open11.00-19.00 Monday-Friday and11.00-16.00 on Saturday. Largershopping centers and stores in theOld Town are also open onSundays.

Internet:www.warsawtour.plwww.e-warsaw.plwww.warsawvoice.pl

Newspapers:Warsaw Voice magazineGazeta WyborczaDziennik ZachodniSuper Express

Emergency numbers:Police: 997Fire brigade: 998Ambulance: 999

Tourist information:Tourist Information Centre65 Krakowskie Przedmieście St.E-mail: [email protected] hours: (May -September) 9.00-20.00 (October -April) 9.00-18.00www.warsawtour.pl

WARSAWPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-06-02 | COUNTRY CODE: PLContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

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WARSAWWarsaw has come a long way since its near completedestruction in the Second World War. This vibrant, busy cityhas slowly been emerging as a new cultural diamond of theEast and forms the centre of modern Poland. And while shinyskyscrapers, new restaurants and funky clubs shoot likemushrooms from the soil, Warsaw’s many historic buildingsserve as a reminder of this city’s glorious history.

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THE CITY #THECITY#

Warsaw has come a long way from thegrey, Soviet concrete jungle of thepost-war era. Its historic town centre,which was almost completely destroyed inthe Second World War, has regained itsformer glory thanks to a painstakingreconstruction. Based alongside thebeautiful Vistulaa river, this historic capitalhas been emerging as one of EasternEurope’s finest cultural spots. Whether youare looking for breathtaking castles,inspirational art galleries, first classrestaurants or an increasingly thrivingnight life – you will find it in Warsaw. Atthe same time, Warsaw has retained avery personal, charming touch. Its manyhistoric buildings and monuments help usremember and relive the eventful, gloriousand often troubled history of this newmetropolis.

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

Old TownWith its cobbled streets and colourfulhouses, the Old Town marks the focal point

of Warsaw. At the centre of this UNESCOWorld Heritage site lies the town square,Rynek Starego Miasta, which boasts alively and charming atmosphere. The OldTown is also home to a number of beautifulchurches and monuments, excellent coffeeshops and restaurants.

Address: Rynek Starego Miasta

Royal CastleFormerly home to Poland’s Kings, theRoyal Castle, or Zamek Królewski, is animpressive landmark, situated only a shortwalk from the Old Town. Take a peek atthe King’s apartment or pay a visit to thegalleries exhibiting paintings, coins, medalsand carpets.

Address: Plac Zamkowy 4Phone: +48 22 355 51 70

Park LazienkiOne of the most beautiful green spots ofWarsaw. Take a stroll around its dazzlinglakes or visit the stunning neoclassicalPalace on the Water (Palac Lazienkowski).The park is also home to the ChopinMonument, celebrating the famous Polishcomposer, and a range of smaller castles.

Address: Ulica Agrykoli 1Opening hours: The palace is open Tuesday-Sunday 9.00-16.00Phone: +48 22 621 62 41

Pawiak Prison MuseumAn estimated 100,000 people died insidethe walls of this prison during the SecondWorld War, when it was used by NaziGermany to detain political enemies. Todayits remains serve as a powerful symbol forthe oppression and horrors that Varsovianshad to endure. Closed Monday andTuesday.

Address: Ul. Dzielna 24-26Phone: +48 22 831 13 17Internet: www.muzeumniepodleglosci.art.pl

Chopin MuseumThe Muzeum Fryderyka Chopina provides

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visitors with a unique behind-the-scenesglimpse at the life and work of Poland’sfamous composer. It includes extremelyvaluable manuscripts, personal letters aswell as Chopin’s last piano.

Address: Ul. Okólnik 1Phone: +48 22 826 59 35Internet: www.chopin.nifc.pl

Historical Museum Of WarsawAn extensive collection of clippings,photographs and other exhibits coveringevery aspect of the city’s history, from itsfoundation in the 13th century to thepresent day. Closed on Monday.

Address: Rynek Starego Miasta 28-42Phone: +48 22 635 16 25Internet: www.mhw.pl

The National MuseumBoasts an excellent collection of paintings,both old and modern, as well as animpressive art library and a fine collectionof old maps and prints. Closed on Monday.

Address: Aleja Jerozolimskie 3Phone: +48 22 629 30 93Internet: www.mnw.art.pl

Centre for Contemporary ArtDescribing itself as a "place for thecreation and documentation of art in all itsforms", this centre offers a variety of artexhibitions, presentations of visual theatre,concerts of contemporary music,experimental film screenings and more.Housed inside the Ujazdowski Castle.Closed on Monday.

Address: Ujazdowskie Castle, ul. Jazdóv 2Phone: +48 22 628 12 71-3Internet: www.csw.art.pl

EATING #EATING#

Polish cuisine is more than just beetrootsoup and red cabbage, and you will realisethis once you set foot in one of Warsaw’smany exquisite restaurants. Whether youfancy an old traditional Polish soup with amodern twist or a first-rate French beeftartare, your culinary desires are certain tobe fulfilled. And when it comes to desserts,you are in for a real treat. After all,Varsovians have a very sweet tooth.

Dom PolskiBased inside a beautifully restored pre-warvilla, this restaurant offers traditionalPolish cuisine in a charming atmosphere.

Address: Ul. Francuska 11Phone: +48 22 616 24 88Internet: www.restauracjadompolski.pl

La BohèmeAn upmarket venue located inside thebuilding of the Great Theatre, servingParisian-style beef tartar as its speciality.

Address: Plac Teatralny 1Phone: +48 22 692 06 81Internet: www.laboheme.com.pl

InabaA traditional Japanse restaurant with amouthwatering choice of tempura andsushi, set in a simple, stylish environment.Offers a Karaoke room for that specialafter dinner party.

Address: Ul. Nowogrodzka 84-86Phone: +48 22 622 59 55Internet: www.inaba.com.pl



SenseSpecialising in fusion cuisine, this venue isa popular choice and will no doubtchallenge your taste buds. Sitting in aclassy lounge-like dining area, guests canchoose from a wide range of exotic dishessuch as "delta blue": beef tenderloinstuffed with blue cheese. Why not try thecreamy blue cheese mouse for dessert, orhave one of the numerous cocktails orwines on offer.

Address: Ul. Nowy Swiat 19Phone: +48 22 826 65 70Internet: www.sensecafe.com

Jazz Bistro GwiazdeczkaThis stylish venue, equipped with a largeglass roof, serves a variety of fine meatdishes, pasta, pastries and pancakes.

Address: Ul. Piwna 40Phone: +48 22 887 87 64Internet: www.jazzbistro.pl

U FukieraOne of the best known restaurants in town,this charming venue offers high qualityPolish and European cuisine in a cosy, ifsomewhat kitschy interior. Guests haveincluded England’s Princess Ann,Denmark’s Queen Margaret and Germanex-model Claudia Schiffer.

Address: Rynek Starego Miasta 27Phone: +48 22 831 10 13Internet: www.ufukiera.pl

CAFÉS #CAFES#

WedelThis café, run by the traditional chocolate

firm Wedel, boasts more than 20 differenttypes of hot chocolate. The deserts arealso worth dipping into. If you can’t livewithout chocolate, you’ll love it!

Address: Ul. Szpitalna 8Phone: +48 22 827 29 16Internet: www.wedelpijalnie.pl

Cafe BlikleA charming venue, established in 1869,which is famous for its delicious cakes andice cream that leave you craving for more.Well worth it.

Address: Ul. Nowy SwiatPhone: +48 22 826 66 19Internet: www.blikle.pl

Cafe BristolAn elegant and expensive Viennese-stylevenue serving light meals and nicepastries.

Address: Krakowskie Przedmiescie 42-44Phone: +48 22 551 10 00Internet: www.lemeridien.pl

Czuly BarbarzyncaThis simple, bright café bookshop ispopular with students and hosts poetryreadings and literary discussions.

Address: Ul. Dobra 31Phone: +48 22 826 32 94Internet: www.czulybarbarzynca.pl

SamefusyHere you will find an excellent choice ofteas with the most exotic flavours.

Address: Ul. Nowomiejska 10Phone: +48 22 831 91 04Internet: www.samefusy.pl



BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

Warsaw night life has improveddramatically in recent years and can wellcompare to that of its Eastern Europeanneighbours. Start the night by sipping acocktail or glass of wine in one of the finebars that are scattered across the city. Ifyou like clubbing, there is a good choice ofvenues – from groovy, alternative clubs tostylish jazz venues, you are guaranteed anight of joy.

Column BarThis upmarket place boasts a range ofexcellent cocktails and live music and ispopular with the Warsaw high society. Athappy hour (17.00-20.00) all drinks andsnacks are half price.

Address: Krakowskie Przedmiescie 42-44Phone: +48 22 551 10 00Internet: www.lemeredien.pl

Cafe PolyesterA cocktail bar with a funky decor, offeringa range of drinks and snacks.

Address: Ul. Freta 49-51Phone: +48 22 831 46 36Internet: www.polyestercafe.com

HeliconA small, friendly jazz café with regular livemusic.

Address: Ul. Freta 45-47Phone: +48 22 635 95 05

Miedzy NamiLocal artists and photographers exhibittheir work on the walls of this hip bar,

which is popular among media people andfashion addicts.

Address: Ul. Bracka 20Phone: +48 22 828 54 17Internet: www.miedzynamicafe.com

LezakiDesigned as an exotic beach bar, this placeis perfect to relax from a tough day ofsightseeing with a refreshing Pina Colada.

Address: Ul. Piwna 48Phone: +48 22 636 39 30Internet: www.lezaki.pl

The CinnamonThis futuristic venue has become one ofWarsaw’s top night clubs, with a groovyatmosphere and a good cocktail list. If youenjoy mingling with a trendy crowd andlistening to house tunes, this may well bethe right spot for you. During the day ittransforms into a café and restaurant.

Address: Plac Pilsudskiego 1Phone: +48 22 323 76 00

NoboVery stylish lounge bar with soft sofas,raspberry walls and plain wooden Venetianblinds. This place has featured some topnotch guest DJs. Closes when the lastguests leave.

Address: Ulcia Wilcza 58aPhone: +48 22 622 40 07Internet: www.nobobar.pl

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

The Ul. Marszalkowska is lined with shops,cafés, theatres and restaurants and it’s the



commercial heart of Warsaw. Zlote tarasy(Golden terraces) is a modern mall witharound 200 shops near the central railwaystation.

At the Galeria Mokotow and the popularArkadia, one of the largest malls in Europe,you will find almost everything.

Nowy Swiat and Chmielna Street isWarsaw’s chic shopping streets for thewell-off, featuring numerous jewelleryshops, antique stores, boutiques andgalleries. Some well-known western brandshave stores here, and the street is alsohome to a number of stylish cafés andrestaurants.

Go to the Old Town for souvenirs andoriginal Polish crafts such as wood carvingsand pottery.

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

EXCLUSIVELe Royal Meridien BristolAmong the most prestigious hotel inWarsaw, combining 19th century ambiencewith 21st century luxury and technology. Itis situated on King’s Walk, a short walkfrom the historic city centre, the RoyalCastle and the National Theatre.

Address: Krakowskie Przedmiescie 42-44Phone: +48 22 551 10 00Internet: www.lemeridien.pl

Hotel RialtoA stunning luxury hotel in the city centre,each of whose 44 rooms has beendesigned and furnished in an individual art

deco theme. Facilities include CD and DVDlibraries, a sauna, fitness rooms and acigar room.

Address: Ul. Wilcza 73Phone: +48 22 584 87 00Internet: www.rialto.pl

GOOD VALUEHetman HotelLocated around 1 km from the Old Townand close to the Warsaw Zoo, Hetmanoffers 68 spacious rooms, all equipped withsatellite TV, radio and telephone. Alsofeatures a restaurant and a health clubwith a Jacuzzi.

Address: Ul. Ks. I. Klopotowskiego 36Phone: +48 22 511 98 00Internet: www.hotelhetman.pl

Oki Doki HostelEach of Oki Doki’s rooms is designed in adifferent style by a different artist, turningthis otherwise simple hostel into anextraordinary art project. How aboutstaying a night in "The Realm of Narnia", abedroom designed in the style of anEnglish mansion?

Facilities include a bar, Internet access, aTV room and an art gallery.

Address: Plac Dabrowskiego 3Phone: +48 22 826 51 12Internet: www.okidoki.pl

BASICSTART Hotel FelixA simple budget hotel with a restaurant,beer garden and Internet access. It formspart of START HOTEL, a group of Polishlow-cost hotels.

Address: Ul. Omulewska 24Phone: +48 22 210 70 00Internet: www.starthotel.pl

Harenda HotelSituated on the fashionable King’s Walk,this small hotel is only a short stroll awayfrom the Old Town and Warsaw’s centralbusiness district.



Address: Ul. Krakowskie Przedmiescie 4-6Phone: +48 22 826 00 71Internet: www.hotelharenda.com.pl

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

AirportThe Frederic Chopin International Airport islocated ten kilometres oustide Warsaw citycentre. Take bus number 175 to get to thecity centre, or Bus 188, which takes you tothe eastern quarters of Warsaw. A ticketcosts 2.80 Zl each way. Alternatively, youcan take a taxi outside the Arrival hall.Make sure you take a licensed taxi andbeware of private cabs, or you are almostcertain to be overcharged. A taxi ride takesroughly 20 minutes and will cost you about30 Zl. Ask the airport staff if you areunsure which taxi is licensed. Some of thebigger hotels also offer airport shuttleservices.

Internet: www.lotuisko-chopina.pl

Public TransportThe local public transport system, operatedby Zarzad Transportu Miejskiego (ZTM),consists of trams, bus lines and oneunderground line. A single ticket costs 2.80Zl, while foreign students carrying aninternational ISIC card can obtain areduced ticket for 1.40 Zl. The undergoundline serves the area between the citycentre and the southern suburbs ofWarsaw. If you are planning a busy day ofsightseeing, get a Warsaw tourist card,which includes free entrance to the city’smuseums, free use of public transport and

various other doscounts. It costs 35 Zl for24 hours and 65 Zl for the 3-day ticket. Ifyou just need the transport, you may get a24-hour ticket, which is also valid for nightbuses, and costs 9 Zl (reduced 4.50 Zl).Other options include a 3-day city ticket(16 Zl, reduced 8 Zl) or a weekly city ticket(32 Zl, reduced 16 Zl).

Internet: www.ztm.waw.pl

TaxiIt is best to book a taxi by telephonerather than hailing one in the street. Call

Nowa Taxi: +48 22 196 87

Wawa Taxi: +48 22 196 44

Bayer Taxi: +48 22 196 97

Some companies also include credit cards,such as

Ele Taxi: +48 22 811 11 11

Euro Taxi: +48 22 196 62

Halo Taxi: +48 22 196 23

If you do hop into a taxi on the street,make sure you they quote you a price first.Taxis are more expensive at night and onpublic holidays.

PostCentral Post Office (open 24h)

Address: Ul. Swietokrzyska 31-33Phone: +48 22 505 33 16

Post Office No.4 Ul. Targowa 73

Post Office No. 10 Plac Konstytucji 3

PharmacySrodmiescie (open 24h) at the centralrailway station, Dworzec Centralny

Phone: +48 22 825 69 86

Further branches at Ul. Widok 19



DentistMedical information (24h): 94 39

Private health service medical informationline: +48 22 843 47 21

TelephoneCountry code: +48

Area code: 22

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