Dom Kereta
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Ready-made walk · Warsaw

Warsaw After Dark

10 stops · ~6 hr 40 min · 10.9 km

Oddities Neon

Seek out the city’s stranger, more playful, and unexpectedly intimate sights, from a house barely wider than a doorway to historic illuminated signs. Museums, sculptures, old infrastructure, and a happy dog make this an offbeat introduction to Warsaw.

The stops, in walking order

  1. Dom Kereta
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    Stop 1: Dom Kereta

    ~3 min here

    Dom Kereta is a dwelling-sized art installation fitted into a gap measuring 152 centimetres between a postwar apartment block at Chłodna 22 and a prewar tenement at Żelazna 74.

  2. Muzeum Nurkowania
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    Stop 2: Muzeum Nurkowania

    ~1 hr here

    Muzeum Nurkowania is a museum devoted to diving, tucked into the city at 88 Grzybowska Street.

  3. Gruba Kaśka
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    Stop 3: Gruba Kaśka

    ~3 min here

    Gruba Kaśka is the familiar name of an eighteenth-century classical well-house in Warsaw, set between the carriageways of Aleja Solidarności.

  4. Muzeum Wódki
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    Stop 4: Muzeum Wódki

    ~1 hr here

    Muzeum Wódki stands at Wierzbowa eleven in Warsaw, and it opened on the sixteenth of December twenty seventeen.

  5. Geodezja Europejska
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    Stop 5: Geodezja Europejska

    ~3 min here

    Geodezja Europejska is the name given to this historic surveying monument in Theatre Square.

  6. Ławeczka Studenta
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    Stop 6: Ławeczka Studenta

    ~3 min here

    Ławeczka Studenta is a bronze sculpture by Andrzej Renes, showing a student seated on a bench.

  7. Muzeum Neonów
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    Stop 7: Muzeum Neonów

    ~1 hr here

    Within the Palace of Culture and Science, Muzeum Neonów is a private museum devoted to safeguarding and recording Polish illuminated advertising created after the war.

  8. Kamień Milowy
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    Stop 8: Kamień Milowy

    ~3 min here

    Kamień Milowy is Warsaw’s national zero-kilometre marker: this granite pillar beside Dmowski Roundabout supplies the starting reference for distances shown on Polish road signs.

  9. Fotoplastikon Warszawski
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    Stop 9: Fotoplastikon Warszawski

    ~1 hr here

    Fotoplastikon Warszawski occupies the Hoser townhouse on Aleje Jerozolimskie fifty-one, and the historic fotoplastikon itself is the main exhibit.

  10. Szczęśliwy Pies
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    Stop 10: Szczęśliwy Pies

    ~3 min here

    Szczęśliwy Pies, the Happy Dog Monument, is a statue in Pole Mokotowskie portraying a seated Golden Retriever.

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