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40 27 ALEJA SOLIDARNOŚCI ZĄBKOWSKA V I S T U L A R IV E R 29 THE 38 ROYAL CASTLE OGRÓD 30 KRASIŃSKICH ANIELEWICZA 51 31 2324 KRAKOWSKIE PRZEDMIEŚCIE 32 POLISH NATIONAL OPERA 33 47 PARK SKARYSZEWSKI IM. IGNACEGO JANA PADEREWSKIEGO SAXON GARGEN 49 42 AL. WASZYNGTONA MARSZAŁKOWSKA NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART 43 PRÓŻNA 35 NOWY ŚWIAT 44 FRYDERYK CHOPIN MUSEUM GRZBOWSKA TWARDA ŚWIĘTOKRZYSKA 20 VISTULA RIVER TOWAROWA PARK J. PORAZIŃSKIEJ 34 28 PALACE OF CULTURE AL. JEROZOLIMSKIE AL. JANA PAWLA II AND SCIENCE 45 26 CENTRAL 23 22 RAILWAY STATION KSIĄZĘCA 21 THE WARSAW P L 46 RISING MUSEUM A C T R Z SOLEC E C H MARSHAL EDWARD ALEJA STANÓW ZIEDNOCZONYCH K R Z RYDZ-ŚMIGŁY PARK Y 22 TYTUSA CHAŁUBIŃSKIEGO Ż Y HOŻA AL. JEROZOLIMSKIE AL. UJAZDOWSKIĘ 08 10 15 WIŁCZA GÓRNOŚLĄSKA 09 11 MOST ŁAZIENKOWSKI MOKOTOWSKIEJ 01 39 ROZBRAT 06 PIĘKNA KOSZYKOWA 04 53 02 JAZDÓW 03 PARK 12 UJAZDOWSKI MYŚLIWIECKA 16 13 17 LWOWSKA 14 18 V LEGIA IS HALA KOSZYKI ZBAW T I C C U A I E L L L A P 05 A RI VER ALEJA NIEPODLEGŁOŚCI ALEJA 37 07 WAWELSKA 48 SZWOLEŻERÓW 54 ROYAL ŁAZIENKI PARK 36 41 50 MOKOTÓW FIELD 52 PUAWSKA ALEJA NIEPODLEGŁOŚCI XAWERY DUNIKOWSKI MUSEUM OF SCULPTURE AT THE KRÓLIKARNIA PALACE POSTER MUSEUM WILANÓW PALACE & PARK 55 PARK via Puławska via Sobieskiego via Sobieskiego MORKIE OKO 10 min (4.6 km) 21 min (10.6 km) 17 min (8.9 km) 19 Our Neighborhood Main Tourist Points & Museums 01 Sirene Eyewear – Wilcza 71 28 Palace of Culture and Science 02 Rostowski Barber Shop – Koszykowa 58 29 Old Town Market Square 03 Hala Koszyki 30 The Royal Castle 04 Bookshop „Jak Wam się podoba?” – Emilli Plater 4 31 Teatr Wielki – Polish National Opera 05 Saviour Square (Plac Zbawiciela) 32 Museum of Modern Art 05 Thecadess Warsaw – Wilcza 69 33 Copernicus Science Centre 34 The Warsaw Rising Museum 35 Fryderyk Chopin Museum Art Galleries: 36 Xawery Dunikowski Museum of Sculpture at the Królikarnia Palace 37 Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art 07 Monopol and BWA Warszawa – Marszałkowska 35/50 38 POLIN Museum of the History of the Polish Jews 08 Raster – Wspólna 63 39 Life Under Communism Museum 09 Lokal 30 – Wilcza 29a 40 Museum of Polish Vodka 41 Poster Museum 42 Zachęta – National Gallery Of Art 43 Grzybowski Square Boutiques 44 Nożyk Synagogue 45 Palm Tree 46 Trzech Krzyży Square 10 Ania Kuczyńska – Mokotowska 61 47 Planetarium 11 Robert Kupisz – Mokotowska 48/204 12 Łukasz Jemioł – Mokotowska 26 13 GaliLu – Mokotowska 26, Mokotowska 68 14 Yope – Mokotowska 26 Parks 15 Mo61 Perfume Lab – Mokotowska 61 16 Lui Store – Mokotowska 26 17 Chylak x Le Petit Trou – Koszykowa 14 48 Royal Łazienki Park 18 Agnieszka Maciejak – Koszykowa 10 49 Saxon Gargen 19 PROSTO – Lewicka 2 50 Wilanów Palace & Park 20 SuperSalon – Chmielna 10 51 Vistulan Boulevards 21 Mood Scent Bar – Bracka 3 52 Mokotów Field 22 Tomasz Ossoliński – Aleje Ujazdowskie 24/1 53 Ujazdowski Park Shops Theaters 23 Mysia 3 54 TR Warszawa 24 Vitkac 55 Nowy Teatr 25 Moliera 2 26 Złote Tarasy 27 Centrum Praskie Koneser.

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