Introducing something old and something new to the heart of Warsaw's trendy Nowy Swiat district, welcome to the Hotel Indigo® Warsaw – Nowy Swiat. Our boutique hotel mixes chic contemporary design with historic architecture. Guest rooms offer city views, free WiFi and air-conditioning, and some have balconies. We are steps from Nowy Swiat street and a short walk from the enchanting Old Town. You can discover fascinating art across the road at the National Museum, and walk to performances at the towering Palace of Culture and Science. Muzeum Narodowe 06 metro station is moments away. Wind down in our steam room, enjoy inventive Middle Eastern cuisine in Florentin restaurant, and relax in our Bourbon Lounge Bar, where the cocktails are chilled with ice cut from a block right in front of you.
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Winding its way between the Old Town and the southern suburbs, Nowy Swiat has been at the heart of city life for centuries. Warsaw’s modern renaissance has brought a breath of fresh air, and today you can find chic restaurants, designer boutiques and cafés among the neoclassical buildings of the Napoleonic era. The district around our hotel remains fascinating to explore – check out the Polish art at the National Museum in Warsaw, across the road, to trace the rebirth of the country as an independent state, the upheavals of WWII, and the aspirations of the city’s artists as Poland established its modern identity. Get a feel for that 21st-century personality as you relax with a glass of wine on a streetside terrace, or wander beneath the trees in the serene parks beside the Vistula River.
The chefs at our relaxed restaurant use locally sourced produce to create mouth-watering dishes fusing traditional flavors from across North Africa and the Middle East. It’s open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and you can choose from a menu featuring Israeli, Moroccan, Ethiopian and Persian cuisines, all with a subtle Polish twist.
Colorfully lit, set beneath a soaring steel lattice and decorated with work by young Polish artists, the art nouveau Koszyki market hall claimed a new role as Warsaw’s culinary hotspot in 2016. You can choose from sushi, oysters, tapas or Thai, but it’s hard to resist the freshly grilled Polish sausages, washed down with an ice-cold beer.
You can take in views of a leafy park as you select from the Italian-influenced menu at this laid-back Mediterranean restaurant. At night, the mood chills as it transforms into a hip cocktail bar. Warsaw’s top DJs create a party vibe at weekends, and you can get closer to nature in summer by reclining on a sunbed on the terrace.
For a taste of authentic Polish cuisine, look out for this restaurant chain, which has several branches in the Old Town. Waitresses in traditional dress serve hearty plates of cabbage rolls, pancakes and hunter's stew, and you're spoilt for choice with the pierogi – delicious stuffed dumplings served in more than 40 different ways.
Take a break at a café in the Old Town, where atmospheric 13th-century alleys link grand squares, spectacular churches, and the Royal Castle. The meticulously reconstructed UNESCO Heritage Site, a pleasant stroll from the hotel, is the ideal place to soak up the city’s timeless atmosphere, and hosts open-air performances in summer.
Housed in an impressive modernist building across the road from our hotel, NMW is famous for its artefacts from the Ancient World, as well as Poland's finest collection of Old Master paintings. You can also admire many Polish works, and challenging contemporary pieces created by cutting-edge 21st-century artists.
You literally can't miss Poland's tallest building, a soaring example of 1950s socialist architecture a short walk from our hotel. A gift from the Soviet Union, the cultural centre houses theatres, museums, a cinema and a concert hall, as well as offering breath-taking city views from its 30th-floor observation deck.
Snaking through Warsaw, the Vistula's banks are surprisingly green – a haven for visitors and residents alike. Rent a bike, enjoy a cruise, or stroll beside the water to discover bars on land and afloat. Across the Poniatowskiego Bridge there’s even a sandy beach with views of the Old Town – the perfect place for a spot of sunbathing.
On the 6th floor of the Palace of Culture and Science, this modern, 500-seat concert hall opened in 2010, announcing its presence with a performance of Woody Allen’s “Play It Again, Sam”. Its current repertoire combines traditional literary theatre with exciting new productions, as well as concerts in both Polish and English.
The magnificent Teatr Wielki is home to both the Polish National Opera and National Ballet. Restored to its original glory, with marble floors, crystal chandeliers, a magnificent auditorium and a museum, it’s worth a visit in its own right. And you get a genuine feel for its 19th-century history at a classical performance.
Sit back in this ornate concert hall to immerse yourself in Poland's exceptional musical heritage. Home to the National Orchestra and Choir of Poland, it was originally modelled on the Paris Opera, and you can enjoy intimate chamber concerts or full symphonic works, as well as piano masterpieces by national hero Frederic Chopin.
Near the hotel on Nowy Swiat street, WHM is one of Warsaw's premier venues, hosting a wide range of music and cultural events. You can be serenaded by gentle piano music as you eat breakfast in the café, enjoy classical works by great composers, or get into the swing with gypsy-influenced klezmer tunes or contemporary jazz.
Hotel Indigo Warsaw provides the perfect location for creative group gatherings and events. Fully equipped and comfortable conference spaces of up to 230 sq.m, designed in lively colors will keep participants productive and energized during their meetings
