Very good transport system in the city. There are night buses going from the main train station each hour during the night. Very comfortable.

bardzo pienkna!!! is another world!!!

Algunos dicen que es horrible (como yo) y otros lo contrario. Arriesgaros a visitarla, pero por menos dinero visitas Cracovia o Torun que son muchisimo màs interesantes.

Opera and concerts are of very good quality and not too expensive!

Never think of riding bike in a street - keep to the pavement or you'll get smashed. Drivers in Warsaw are famous for their bravado and tend not to see vehicles smaller than theirs. Never leave your bike in a solitary place, bike theft in Warsaw is a national sport and there is no mechanical method to avoid it but simply to keep an eye on the bike.

check out the warsaw uprising museum

A very Sowjet city with a chilly feel. Great old town but the history haunts it. The parks are great but you can't help but wanting to leave the place.

The Teatr Wielki in Warsaw has some of the best balley in Europe and it is considerably cheaper than its counterparts in places like London, Berlin or Lyon.

Hotel Hera and Hotel Sokrates are good options if you have any links with Warsaw University ... perhaps even otherwise ... Polish soups are earthy with a decidedly 'Polish' flavour to them, not to mention the lovely pierogies and the black currant juice ... and the city is amazing from the viewpoint of its reconstruction after WW2 - so painstakingly done to such good effect - that it is worth visiting sites with this specifically in mind ... a central transport hub too if you are headed anywhere east from Western Europe ... to Belarus, the Baltics or Russia ... be careful in the central train station though as also on trains (the ones to Berlin were notorious at one time, in which you could be gassed and robbed as you slept) though things have improved now ... and Polish train rides are utterly romantic...

See the Warsaw Uprising Museum. It is fairly new and very interactive. It certainly makes an impression.