Varsavia Recommendations

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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.

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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.

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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.

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.

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.

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For good quality and relatively cheaper winter clothing in Warsaw, head to Army surplus. The prices are certainly affordable, even if the options might be a bit quirky.

NERO offers the best coworking space experience in Warsaw, with multiple locations on Plac Trzech Krzyży and Szpitalna Street. While opinions vary on the appeal of coworking cafes to locals, NERO has been a popular choice for expats and remote workers in the past.

If you like cycling there are many cycling groups you can look for (Facebook probably), but people meet to do this frequently together. Maybe you can check it out and meet some people outside of uni.

The Shamrock Irish Bar will satisfy your needs. Always crowded also during weekdays, mostly expats. It's located somewhere you can go to experience the city's nightlife, even during weekdays when other bars and clubs might be less crowded.

Europejski Grill at Raffles Hotel offers delicious pierogis. Located at Krakowskie Przedmiescie 13, Warsaw, PL 00-071, it's a great place to try authentic Polish food.

Coffeedesk is a great place to grab a specialty coffee in Warsaw. They have several locations in the city, making it easy to find one near you.

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They have a showroom where you can test the refurbished Herman Miller chairs before buying. They also have a wide selection of refurbished office chairs from reputable brands, including Herman Miller and Steelcase.

Located in the city center, Kufle i Kapsle is a cozy craft beer pub with good taps, fast service, and a charming old interior. It's a great spot to grab a drink and relax with friends.

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Ginnery Gin is a great spot to meet fellow Slavic language learners, including those interested in Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, and English. On Mondays, you can attend the Slavic language exchange from 19:00 onwards, and there's no need to sign up in advance. You can find more information on the Instagram account @meet.n.speak.

For audio CDs, there are many EMPIK stores in Warsaw. Practical specifics: EMPIK is a well-known Polish retailer with multiple locations across the city, including in the Old Town area.

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Head to Zapiecek for a safe bet when it comes to Polish food - it's a franchise with plenty of restaurants in the city centre. Try it out for a taste of authentic Polish cuisine.

The Museum of Warsaw is an attraction in Warsaw, especially for history buffs. Tickets are 25zł, a very reasonable price considering the wealth of information and artifacts on display. The museum has five floors, with the basement being the largest floor, featuring various artifacts, maps, and an impressive art collection that showcases the city's rich history.

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Stellar Gym is absolutely with many machines and a decent price point of 500/month. It's not as expensive as Omni, but still offers a high-quality experience, making it a great choice for those willing to pay extra for a great gym.

Bar Mleczny Bambino on Krucza street is a must-try for traditional Polish food, specifically their zapiekanki. They're open in the city center, and it's a popular spot for locals, even for the owner's in-laws.

Las Węgierskie is a great takeaway spot in Warsaw, especially for those who love Asian food. It's a great place to try something new and enjoy a meal together with your partner. Las Węgierskie has many options, including las weges and no bones, which are highly recommended.