"Klub SPATiF" Warsaw is a magical place. Once the meeting point of the creme de la creme, today it's old-fashioned in a positive way with great events.

"Muzeum Pragi": dedicated to Warsaw's Praga, it has about 1,500 objects & is a great example of co-operation between people & institutions.

Offering mostly South American cuisine with great seasoning and the best ingredients, their burgers and tacos are just i-r-r-e-s-i-s-t-i-b-l-e.

Telephone in the wind, located centrally in Jazdów near the German and French embassies, is a place where you can symbolically talk to the ones that have gone.

"Kamień" is a newly opened, award-winning educational pavilion in the Vistula district above the Warsaw zoo that teaches visitors about the city's green!

"Królikarnia" is one of Warsaw's museums that have recently had a "facelift". Check out their wooden camera obscura in the backyard - and the book cafe!

"Pałac w Wilanowie" Warsaw is for you if you enjoy well-preserved building and exquisite, baroque interiors. It also has an amazing art collection.

"Raj" Warsaw is an American restaurant with Hawaiian influences, aiming to be a paradise in the city jungle. Make sure to check out its colorful interiors!

"Dom Spotkań" z Historią (DSH) is the place to go if you're looking for all things related to Polish art and history. All exhibitions are also in English.

The "Polish-German Gardens" in Warsaw are managed & revitalised by the German Embassy & the municipality. I love how it's an international effort!

"Sculpture Park in Bródno" was built in 2009 and the idea is based on many types of art, i.e. social, participatory, but also minimalist.

"Flora Caffe" in Łazienki Park in Warsaw is a great cafe to head to if it's raining or windy in the park. It's perfect for a beer or a coffee in the garden