Attività a Varsavia

Try Tygrysy z Pragi for cat adoption - I highly recommend this place. It's a great option if you're looking to bring a new furry friend home. You can find them on social media or visit their adoption point.

I'm planning to watch Dune part 3 in theaters this year, and I know Polish subtitles are included in most showings, but I'm not sure if the theater will feature English subtitles for the fictional languages spoken in the movie.

I was waiting in line to get a coffee at Caffè Nero on Krakowskie Przedmieście when I noticed some moldy oranges. I pointed it out to the employee, but he just said 'My colleague will handle it.' Then he started making fresh orange juice from the same basket. Am I overreacting or is this disgusting?

The JAZZ PO POLSKU Festival in Warsaw offers a diverse lineup of jazz performances and cultural experiences on October 18 and 25.

I arrived with a stack of zloty and carried it around for a week, because nearly everything took a card or a phone payment, even the small kiosk near

Located in Warsaw, Pardon to Tu is a popular spot for Japanese language exchange. Many Japanese people frequent the bar, making it a great place to meet and practice your language skills. It's a must-visit for anyone interested in the Japanese community in Warsaw.

Warsaw Foodie Tour offers a unique team-building experience that combines Polish cuisine, history, and local culture, making it a perfect way to foste

Marumi, a new and pricey addition to Warsaw's dining scene, offers a unique blend of high-quality food and nightlife, making it a must-visit for expat

Czerwony Wieprz, a Warsaw institution since 1996, marked its 20th anniversary with a celebration that showcased the enduring appeal of traditional Pol

Located in a multisport facility, Rakiety club offers a relaxed environment to play ping pong recreationally. You can book a table in advance through the Playmore app. The club has a locker room, showers, sauna, and a minibar to catch a snack or drink, making it a convenient and enjoyable experience.

Validate your ticket the moment you board, not after you sit down. On a tram ride home from Lazienki Park I spent the first stops deciding where to si

I've got some zabka points to redeem, but none of the stores near me have Muala Pizza. I'd love to buy it just to use up the points.

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On a Sunday around 3pm you sat on a bench in Łazienki Park with a small paper bag and a very small spoon, feeding the squirrels one hazelnut at a time

The Warsaw Beer Festival returns to Legia Stadium this October, offering a vast selection of beers, live music, and unique entertainment options.

I'm a self-taught barber with some experience working in a commercial barbershop abroad. I'm looking to move to Warsaw and work as a barber, but I only speak English and my Polish isn't great yet.

Try the Dobrzemitu Ballet Class, which offers a Thursday early morning class for beginners or Tuesday and Wednesday evening classes. Although the lessons are in Polish, the teacher is accommodating and will correct you, which is the most important part of learning ballet.

I'm moving out of a 30-year-old flat in Warsaw after 6+ years, and my landlord is demanding I replace old appliances, which I think is unreasonable. I'm being asked to pay 8,000 zloty for appliances that are at least 10 years old, and I'm wondering if this is a normal practice in Warsaw.

I was freezing on a bench by the Vistula boulevards at Powiśle one December evening around 5pm when a man on the same bench poured tea from his thermo

I work in the Śródmieście district and lately have been feeling a bit bored after work. I usually walk around trying to discover new places, get some coffee in local cafes, drink a new craft beer or just get dinner at a Bar Mleczny. It kept me entertained for a bit, but now I feel the need of finding new activities.

Gruby Josek is a restaurant with food from Warsaw and its region. Located near Hala Mirowska, it's a great place to try local dishes.