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CONCIERGE GUIDE
Agnes Moniak
Welcome To Warsaw
Witam! My name is Sebastian Brodowski, Head Concierge at InterContinental Warszawa Hotel. We are honoured to have you with us and we will be more than happy to ensure that all your needs are met and your stay is enjoyable and unforgettable one.
The five-star InterContinental Warsaw is an impressive addition to the ever-expanding skyline. Located in the financial district opposite the Palace of Culture and Science, the hotel is a short distance from the main railway station, charming Old Town and the Warsaw Philharmonic. Well worth a visit are the Frederic Chopin Museum and Łazienki Park.
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MORNINGStart the day by seeing the city you are going to explore: go up to our River View Wellness Centre located on the top floor of the hotel. Here you can get a spectacular view of Warsaw coming to life; it's a sight I never tire of. After seeing Warsaw from above, view it from the ground with a visit to Wilanow Palace and Park, one of Poland's great national treasures. In the past, it was the residence of Kings Jan III Sobieski and August II, and now it houses the Museum of Interiors, the Painting Gallery and the Gallery of Coffin Portraits. This breathtaking baroque palace is surrounded by the spectacular Italian Garden, located between the palace and the lake. |
AFTERNOONFor a fabulous lunch in Royal Łazienki Park, go to one of the top restaurants in Warsaw: Belvedere, an elegant spot with wonderful Polish and international cuisine. If you feel like a little shopping afterwards, go to Nowy Swiat Street or Chmielna Street, where young Polish fashion designers sell their new creations. Take your time to admire the wonderful designs. Then, stop for a snack at Café Blikle, the country's best pastry shop or enjoy a cup of hot chocolate at Wedel, the best place (in the world, I'd say) for drinking chocolate. |
EVENINGStroll along the Royal Way where you will see the Royal Castle, which was totally rebuilt after World War II, before you experience the wonderful Polish hospitality of Fukiera restaurant. Enjoy your dinner in glorious, candlelit surroundings. Warsaw at night is fabulously romantic, and an evening walk to the Old Town or toward Lazienki Royal Park is a splendid way to end the day. |
LOCAL CULTUREWhat to wearFor Autumn and Winter bring with you a warm clothes and a cap. It might be snowing! TippingFor the most part it is common to reward good service with 10% tip CultureVisiting someone house you may be asked to change your shoes into house shoes (slippers) please put them on when offered. Don't forget about flowers for the lady or some alcohol for the man. Legal taxisMake sure to use taxis only with the company name placed on the car roof and doors. CultureRestrooms for women are marked with circle and for men with triangle. |
DID YOU KNOW ?Warsaw Uprising MuseumA stunning museum open in 2004 packed with interactive displays,photographs and video footage. Open as of 60th anniversary of Warsaw Uprising. Make sure you have 3 spare hours to be there - it is worth that! You can non miss it. Praga DistrictOn the other side of the Wisla River Praga offers visitors a combination of strange sights and sounds - Street Band Monument at square that connects Florianska and Klopotowskiego Streets. In public transportWhile using a city transportation and you see a pregnant woman, woman with small child or an elderly person you give your seat away to them. HistoryAfter the World War II in 1945 the Old Town was completely demolish but already by 1953 the Old Town stood as if the war had been just a bad dream. Now you can see the history of Warsaw in two museums - Warsaw Historical Museum and Warsaw Uprisung Museum -[places to be seen! |
WHAT TO PACKElectricityPack your transformer if your electricity is diffrent then 230V,50 Hz AC. If you forget one, do not worry we will provide you with it. ClothesFor autumn and winter bring with you a lot of warmer cloths, hat, scarf and gloves. Poland is under influence of central european climate. Contact numbersUsfeull contact numbers for your bank or credit card in case you need to use them. |
- Emilii Plater Street 49
- Warsaw , 00-125
- Poland
- Front Desk +48-22-3288888
Languages spoken by staff
Pet Policy
Pet Fee €25.00 per night
Internet Options
- Wireless Data Connection




