Go to the Marriott hotel, they have a bar on the top floor (40th), accessible to non-residents. The prices are quite high compared to other bars in Warsaw, but the view and experience is priceless.

Train to Krakow schedule ;)

Dude, to see the real Warsaw you must see few thing's which you won't find in guidebook. 1. Praga district, especially Ząbkowska Street. 2. Przekąski & Zakąski Pub near the Presidential Palace. 3. Warsaw Uprising Museum <- the coolest and most modern museum in Warsaw 4. Kopernik Science Center at Vistula shore (opened in dec. 2010) 5. The Old Town is cool at evening's, check out one of the coolest pub's Arkadia, if you want to find it look for small (1m high) doors at the right wall of the market. To see all "must seen's" from guide books try bus line number 180, it's a free tourist's line, it'll take you everywhere :P

see the Praga district, especially the Zabkowska Street, the university Library and Powisle region are great

Old Town, Lazienki park, Wilanow castle, Roof garden of the Warsaw University

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old town lazienki

First of all - Warsaw Uprising Museum and then Old Town, Royal Castle, Royal Baths Park, Wilanow :)

Rynek, The Presidential Palace, Paparazzi club

Wilanów, Łazienki, the uprising museum and Castle

I think Prague has a better old Town. On a nice day I would recommend to go for a long walk to Lazienki Park or a day trip to Wilanow Park on the outskirts of the city. Otherwise go to Warsaw Uprising Museum - you will understand the atrocities of war and the destruction of Warsaw...

Checkout the uprising museum. very interesting. Also managed to meet someone whose grandparents were part of the uprising further into my travels after visiting Poland.

I agree, The Old town is a must see!

Łazienki Park, Wilanów Palace, Mariensztat, National Museum, Warsaw Uprising Museum, Botanic Garden in Powsin, King's Castle, Cathedra of St. John, Basilica Minor of St. Cross etc. etc.

Old Town!!!

If you like history it's worth to see Warsaws Uprising Museum - very modern and interactive