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1. Biblioteka Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
PowisleA 10-minute walk toward the river from the main campus of Warsaw University is the relatively new (1999) Warsaw University Library, a sight not to be missed, even if you're not on a research trip. You'll find some shops and cafés on the ground floor, but it's the building's roof and its rooftop garden that are truly special and definitely worth the trip. The garden, open to the general public, is both vast and intimate, not to mention one of the most beautiful rooftop spaces in all of Europe. With its nooks, crannies, brooks, paths, lawns, and benches where you can hide with or without a book, the garden provides a perfect space for thought and inspiration. It is also full of surprises: look for various "reinterpretations" of Einstein's theory of relativity. In addition, you'll find a kaleidoscope of vistas of both the city and the library's interior. If you dare, cross the footbridge over the glass library roof—with the sky reflected under your feet, you literally walk in the clouds.
Dobra 56/66, Warsaw, Mazovia, 00-312, Poland22-552–51–78Sight Details
Rate Includes: Garden free, Library Mon.–Sat. 9–9, Sun. 3–9; garden daily 9–8 -
2. Centrum Nauki Kopernik
PowisleA recent addition to Warsaw's attractions, the Center is something between a museum, an amusement park, and an educational institution. It made news when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was visiting Warsaw on the occasion of NATO summit with his son—some say, specifically to see the Copernicus. Many parents do just the same, and they probably enjoy it at least as much as their children. The fun, interactive displays take you through different realms of science, from biology to optics to astrophysics to psychology. There are labs and shows for children of all ages, and there is even a planetarium. A word of warning: if you are sensitive to the sound that hundreds of excited children can make, bring earplugs.
View Tours and ActivitiesWybrzeże Kościuszkowskie 20, Warsaw, Mazovia, 00-390, Poland22-596–41–10Sight Details
Rate Includes: zł 27; extra charge for planetarium shows and weekend labs, Closed Mon., Tues.–Fri. 9–6, Sat. and Sun. 10–7 -
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