Located in what was once the legendary Koneser Vodka Factory, which produced the spirit from 1897-2007, the area is huge, and for a long time lay almost derelict, with exception of becoming an artistic hangout for a few years with bars and clubs. A few years ago, the plans to redevelop this space began, and finally in 2018, the revamped Polish Vodka Museum reopened, a touching nod to the site's former role, the first building in the huge complex which consists of 18 buildings over 5ha, now includes bars, museums, apartments, office and commercial spaces, and even the Warsaw Headquarters of uncle Google (he knows everything!). The old brick buildings have been scrubbed up nicely, and mix well amongst a collection of modern architecture. A visit to this site is well worth your time, not least to learn about the history of Polish vodka, the site itself, and its importance to the district of Praga along with fantastic places to eat and drink, in the form of super cool Syreni Śpiew, amazingly designed Zoni and the delightful WuWu.