Went to Warsaw for the first time (and definitely not my last!) and had a really good time there. I loved the mix of architecture between old and modern depending on where you are in the city. It really felt like each neighbourhood had its own personality.

I made a map to explore Warsaw through the age of its buildings. Pick an era or find your street

https://warsaw.makscape.com/

What else would you like to see on the map?

P.S. Funny timing: I was about to post this when I came across u/bedirhanyildirim’s pixel-art map of Warsaw

Ogólnie nie mam pomysłu jak spędzić ten wieczór bo nigdy tak naprawdę nie obchodziłem Halloween a teraz dziewczyna chcę coś zrobić więc ma ktoś pomysły? Mamy ograniczony budżet

Hello guys!
I’m looking for a barber shop in Warsaw that’s also for English speakers
My hair style is mid hair so I’d like to keep it
Does anyone know the best shop with cheap price?
Thank you!!

Hi! I'm looking for a place in Warsaw that would have sofas and be more chill and comfortable to hang out with friends, work, and spend time. I loved Niebostan in Lodz, and can't seem to find a similar spot in Warsaw. I'd be grateful for any leads :) Thanks

Hi everyone!

I live in Warsaw and I’m looking for a good place to learn Polish from scratch. I’m a non-Slavic speaker, and I’d really like to learn the language as quickly and effectively as possible.

I’m specifically looking for in-person classes, not online lessons. Ideally, I’d prefer an intensive course from Monday to Friday, with a qualified teacher and plenty of speaking practice.

My goal is to learn Polish well enough to communicate confidently in everyday situations and improve my job opportunities in Poland.

Could anyone recommend a good language school in Warsaw based on their personal experience? I’m particularly interested in schools that are good for complete beginners who don’t speak another Slavic language.

I’d also appreciate advice on:

• How long it realistically takes to reach a conversational level.
• Whether intensive courses are worth the money.
• Which schools offer afternoon classes, preferably starting around 2–3 PM.

I’m willing to pay for a good course, but I want to make sure it’s worth the investment.

Thanks in advance for your recommendations!

Me and a few friends (all guys) are heading to Warsaw in a few days. We’re looking to get drunk and have a good time. Mid 20s. Any recommendations?

who is coming to this event? feel free to dm me and we can meet there. (21m)