Muzeum Gazownictwa, Warsaw

Warsaw Uprising Museum

Enormously fascinating, The Warsaw Rising Museum is a moving experience that anyone to Warsaw must visit

Muzeum Kolejnictwa

Zlote Tarasy

Powązki Communal Cemetery

The oldest preserved necropolis in Warsaw, it is the burial site of Polish celebrities such as Kieslowski, Wladyslaw Reymont (Nobel Prize Winner in Literature), and the opera singer Jan Kiepura

Galeria XX1

Nożyk Synagogue

Warsaw's only Orthodox Jewish synagogue that is still in operation

Fotoplastikon

Established 1905, it is an IMAX built one hundred years ago; a collection of unique 3D stereoscopic images from the 19th and 20th centuries

Technology Museum

Palace of Culture and Science

Warsaw's most recognizable building, built in the 1950s as a 'gift' to the Polish people by Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin

Umschlagplatz

A contender for the most sinister place in Warsaw, the Umschlagplatz was the location Nazi officials herded Jews into cattle cars to be murdered at the Treblinka extermination camp