Warsaw Activity

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.

I'm going on exchange to Warsaw School of Economics in Feb, I'm from Canada and was curious if there are any other North American or Australian do exchange there? Looking for some general advice, a bit worried about fitting in.

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.

Romanian mushroom pickers have resurfaced in Warsaw's forests, raising concerns about their impact on local regulations and the potential for illegal

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.

I was here last winter for some time, and it was terrible. I want to ask you guys about your experiences in the winter, say, in the last five years. How was it different from last winter?

It was minus eight in Praga and I had arrived from a warm country with one thin jacket. On the third morning there was a thick wool coat hanging on my

I'm spending two nights in Warsaw and I have a hotel room in Srodmiescie. I'm craving pierogi a lot and want to try authentic Polish food, even if it's outside the city center.

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.

Young adults in Warsaw are critical of Polish schools for lacking practical skills, a gap that impacts job readiness in the modern job market.