For many, shopping in Europe is associated with the chic boutiques of Italy or France. However, having visited Warsaw and arranged shopping there, you will understand that Poland is no worse than the world's trade arenas.
Shops in Warsaw
Arriving in Warsaw, you will find that all the shopping centers here can be counted on the fingers. There are only 20 of them. But in addition to shopping in these centers, you can gather with friends and relax. Each shopping center has a games room for children, a restaurant, a cinema and even a fitness club. Let's virtually walk through the most popular of these centers.
- Arkadia is the largest shopping center not only in Warsaw, but throughout Poland. Here people like to visit as visitors, and local residents. Such popularity is promoted by two hundred shops, about thirty cafes, a cinema and a fitness club. The address of the shopping center: al. Jana Pawła II 82.
- Galeria Mokotów is one of the best shopping centers in Warsaw. Has the status of exclusive. As in Arcadia, here you can find about two hundred shops, as well as a cinema, cafes, restaurants and playrooms for children.
- Złote Tarasy is one of the most popular shopping centers in Warsaw. Tourists often pay attention to the unusual shape of the building and the fountain, located outside. Inside you can find many shops, a cinema, a cafe and a fitness center. There are "Golden Terraces" at ul. Złota 59.
- Klif - this shopping center will appeal to lovers of exclusives. Here you can find more than a hundred boutiques offering exclusive clothes and shoes. After shopping, you can look at one of the many cafes. There is a center at ul. Okopowa 58/72.
- Warszawa Wileńska - it is worth to visit the fans of unusual architecture. The combination of the shopping gallery and the railway station is worth it. Shopping lovers will find here more than 90 shops and many restaurants. Address of the shopping center: st. Targowa 72.
Markets in Warsaw
If you prefer galleries to the trading rows of markets, then in Warsaw you will have something to do yourself. "Mvryvil", "Pocieev", "Khala Mirovska" and "Koshiki" - all these markets have been for decades. They are very clean and always fresh. And on the street Zieleniecka you can buy goods from Europe, Turkey and even Vietnam.
When going shopping, remember that in Warsaw you should also look at antiques, antiques. Stare Miasto is the best place to buy such goods.
Going for shopping in Poland, it is better to know and store hours. Manufactured goods can be bought from 10 am to 7 pm. On Sundays almost all shops are closed, except souvenirs. Therefore, it is worth taking care of the products and cash in your pocket in advance.
It would be too boring to go to Warsaw for some things. But if you make an ideal route, you will get a sea of positive emotions and good memories.