Local attractions

A wealth of attractions awaits near the hotel

Want to spend time in nature? A 5-minute car ride and you will reach a wild beach on the bank of the Vistula. You can also visit an urban beach of Praga, which is a short tram ride away from the hotel.

If you are looking for ways to spend time in the vicinity of the hotel and you like walking, head to the Municipal Zoo or one of the capital’s most beautiful parks, Park Praski, located just a short walk from the hotel. Another attraction in the neighbourhood is the Kamień (Stone) Education Centre, which offers field lessons about nature and ecology workshops for children and adults. If you want to host a bachelorette party, you and your girlfriends can go on a cruise on the Vistula River organized by the nearby Warsaw Aquatica Marina. After the cruise, you can return to the hotel and relax at the hydrogen spa.

You prefer spending time actively? The area is home to a ropes course, FSO Shooting Range and numerous cycling and jogging/walking paths along the Vistula. For party experience you can visit Hulakula. The other side of the Vistula with the Old Town and the Royal Castle is just a 10-minute ride away. A must-see in the Old Town area is the Fountain Park. Enjoy a walk along the Vistulan Boulevards and stop by the Copernicus Science Centre. The Warsaw Citadel and the Museum of Sport and Tourism are also worth a visit.

More and more cultural and business facilities are opening in Praga, e.g. the Praga Koneser Centre. Soho Factory, which has quickly turned into Praga’s vibrant cultural, entertainment and business centre, replaced the old post-industrial buildings. In the past the building housed a scooter and motorbike factory. Today, the post-industrial buildings host fashion shows, exhibitions and other events. The area is also home to one of Warsaw’s most interesting museums, namely the Neon Museum. The Warsaw Citadel and the Museum of Sport and Tourism are also worth a visit.

Sense the atmosphere of pre-war Warsaw

Praga is a unique place on the map of the capital, where you can still sense the atmosphere of pre-war Warsaw. During World War II much of Praga was spared unlike the left-bank parts of Warsaw. The oldest buildings in the area date back to the 1860s and they were used as a set in numerous films (including in Roman Polanski’s The Pianist). Many townhouses in Praga are decorated with works of global street artists. Retrace the steps of mural artists in Praga and see how tradition blends with modernity. In this respect Praga district is second to none. With its post-industrial atmosphere, modernity combined with pre-war architecture and artistic spirit, Praga has now become one of the most popular districts in the capital.

Convenient access to Warsaw’s major attractions

If your plan is to see other places in Warsaw, the M2 underground line (Dworzec Wileński station), located near the hotel, will make it easy for you to get to any place in Warsaw conveniently and without getting held up by traffic. View our location.