Our Warsaw Highlights

• Grand Kredens

  
  Warsaw » Restaurants & Cafes » International

  Few places in Warsaw match this for a fine, dare we say splendid dining experience. The decor is tremendously, enjoyably eclectic, and the menu - with a terrific variety of fish (amongst much else) to savour - well up to the challenge of its rivals. Read on
  

• InterContinental

  
  Warsaw » Hotels » Cream of the crop

  A beautiful three-legged structure, the Warsaw InterContinental is nothing short of an architectural marvel. Accommodation fits the setting, with spacious rooms using pleasant colour combinations and including every facility one would expect. Read on
  

• BEST WESTERN Hotel Felix

  
  Warsaw » Hotels » Budget

  Located over on the east side of the river 6km from the city centre, the Best Western falls comfortably into the Polish business/conference class of hotels. Read on
  

• National Museum

  
  Warsaw » Sightseeing » Museums

  Located inside a huge and decidedly bizarre inter-war building, Warsaw’s National Museum has thankfully just reopened after Read on
  

• Copernicus Science Centre

  
  Warsaw » Sightseeing » Museums

  A rare example of European Union funding being used in a genuinely visionary way, the CSC is many things, not least (in the words of Poland’s Education Minister shortly before the opening) an attempt to restate the case for science and research in what can still be an intensely and deeply religious country. Read on
  

• Maho

  
  Warsaw » Restaurants & Cafes » Turkish

  Well out in the sticks, and probably beyond the investigative talents of all but the established expat. But that’s a great shame, because what looks like a glorified kebab shop turns out to be so much more. Read on
  

• Gastronomia Rozrywkowa

  
  Warsaw » Restaurants & Cafes » International

  A two-level bistro set on a quiet street just away from the hustle and bustle in the centre of the city. A small downstairs area connects to an intimate upstairs with black and white prints on walls tastefully decorated with striped wallpaper set above wooden picture rails. Read on
  

• Tomo Sushi

  
  Warsaw » Restaurants & Cafes » Japanese

  Many claim you won’t find better sushi in Warsaw, and who are we to argue with the masses. Tomo’s reputation is well earned, and as such don’t be surprised to be knocking elbows with sushi snobs showing off deft chopstick moves. Read on
  

• Deco Kredens

  
  Warsaw » Restaurants & Cafes » International

  We love this place, a haven of real, authentic charm just off the tourist beat of Nowy Świat. Loads of different rooms - all with an Art Deco bent - create a varied atmosphere, and there are all sorts of ways to enjoy this place: in the bar with a beer, with a coffee and cake or sitting down to a full-on extravaganza of a meal. Read on