Small Boutique hotels in WARSAW

The capital of Poland seduces you with an old town full of charming corners. This city also brings up the challenge of diving into some of the most significant chapters in the recent history of Europe. The beauty of the Stare Miasto, its center, rebuilt after World War II, earned it recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From the Runek Starego square, with buildings of colorful facades, you can immerse yourself in the picturesque and vibrant atmosphere.

The Warsaw Royal Castle, which housed the monarch's family until the end of the 18th century, is worth the visit. The Wilanów palace, in Baroque style, is another landmark of the “royal route” through the city.

The statue of Marie Curi reminds us of the nationality of the scientist who received up to two Nobel prizes. You can visit a small museum in her home. Another illustrious son with a museum in this city, is the great composer Frédérik Chopin. In the grand Parque Lazienki you will find a group of “musical benches” that pay tribute to him, and concerts are usually held on weekends.

The Jewish ghetto of Warsaw with a museum and cemetery, or the Warsaw Uprising Museum, are essential to understand crucial events of the twentieth century which marked the future of the city and the country. The Praga District of Warsaw is said to be the most alternative area and is full of initiatives for its recovery.