- Poland is opening after lockdown caused by coronavirus
- City Tour and Beer Tasting in Warsaw
- Treblinka Extermination Camp
- Palace in Wilanow
- Royal Lazienki Park (Royal Baths Park)
- Palace of Culture and Science
- Why to visit Warsaw?
- The singing monument
- Mokotów Fields Park
- Warsaw Rising Museum
- Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
- Praga District
- Jewish Ghetto in Warsaw

Praga District
It is certainly one of the most interesting and lively districts in Warsaw. It is also one of the oldest, set up at the end of the 18th century. It is one of very few districts in the city where pre-war architecture and climate preserved, including the traditional folklore of the city. However, over time Praga was neglected and therefore considered “bad” and “dangerous”. It is only recently that it was rediscovered and appreciated by numerous artists and city activists. It is becoming a lively and fashionable place, full of art galleries, underground clubs, cafés and ateliers, situated in old brick houses or deserted factories. It is also full of different tourist attractions, such as the only Orthodox Church in Warsaw, a Zoo and Koneser - a historical Vodka Distillery which now became a cultural centre of the district.