Appartement avec jardin à Varsovie, Pologne - chez Joanna
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Résidence secondaire
5 couchages
1 Chambre
1 Salle de bain
50 m²
1 lit double
1 lit double d'appoint
1 lit bébé d'appoint
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Ce que vous allez adorer dans ce logement
My 2 rooms apartment is located on the third (last) floor, windows are on West side so it's very sunny in the afternoon, with beautiful view on the tops of the trees. Kitchen is completely furnished, and bathroom is with a shower. There is also a WiFi with Internet access so in case of remote work there will be no problem with connection.
Few years ago the whole apartment was completely renovated.
In the bedroom, bed is 160 cm wide so 2 person's can sleep comfortable.
Living room has a leather sofa that can be unfolded into regular 2 persons bed.
I can also offer a high quality inflatable mattress 150cm x 200cm x 50cm where 2 persons can take a very comfortable sleep.
In the apartment and on balcony, are a lot of flowers, so wish to ask you to water them once or twice...
I'm an allergic on cigarette smoke, so smoking inside of the apartment is forbidden but it's possible to smoke on the balcony.
Staying over with pets can be discussed.
I'm sure that, in my beautiful apartment, you will feel like home ☺️
So come to Warsaw and be my guest for few days or even a month! ☺️
Few years ago the whole apartment was completely renovated.
In the bedroom, bed is 160 cm wide so 2 person's can sleep comfortable.
Living room has a leather sofa that can be unfolded into regular 2 persons bed.
I can also offer a high quality inflatable mattress 150cm x 200cm x 50cm where 2 persons can take a very comfortable sleep.
In the apartment and on balcony, are a lot of flowers, so wish to ask you to water them once or twice...
I'm an allergic on cigarette smoke, so smoking inside of the apartment is forbidden but it's possible to smoke on the balcony.
Staying over with pets can be discussed.
I'm sure that, in my beautiful apartment, you will feel like home ☺️
So come to Warsaw and be my guest for few days or even a month! ☺️
Ce que vous allez adorer dans le quartier
Apartment is located in the centre of Warsaw, between two parks, the most beautiful the Royal Park Łazienki, perfect for morning jogging and Morskie Oko where you can go with your dog for a walk. Neighbors are mostly old people so whole neighborhood is quiet, no barking dogs or parties in the evenings around. On the next street is police station and embassy, so the area is super safe. Few meters from home are bus stations, from which you can go to the Center in 10 minutes or any direction for sightseeing.
Last update:
The whole area is under construction, they are putting tram railways, so localisation is still perfect but some streets around are closed, and it might be loud sometimes.
However, it's still beautiful.
Last update:
The whole area is under construction, they are putting tram railways, so localisation is still perfect but some streets around are closed, and it might be loud sometimes.
However, it's still beautiful.
Le mot de la fin
If you wish to sightseeing Warsaw on the bikes, I have two bikes that can be used by you. If you need more, few metres from home is a bike station with a city bikes that can be easily rented.
WHAT TO SEE IN WARSAW
1. WARSAW'S OLD TOWN
The Old Town is a true jewel of the capital. Its symbol is Castle Square. Here, you'll find the oldest monument in Warsaw-the Column of King Sigismund III Vasa, who moved the capital of Poland from Krakow to Warsaw in the 16th century. Tourists can admire such sights as the Tin-Roofed Palace, Mariensztat, the Vistula river, Praga and the Royal Castle. The most charming place in Warsaw is Old Town Square, where you can see the Mermaid of Warsaw, which is represented in the capital's coat of arms. The Old Town teems with life during the day and at night thanks to numerous cafes and restaurants. The Old Town was placed on the UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites.
2. THE ROYAL ŁAZIENKI PARK
was once a summer residence of the Polish King Stanisław August. Today, it's a green park and palace complex full of walkers and tourists, where you can take a deep breath in the city centre. It's one of the most magical places in the capital. The park looks beautiful all year long: sun-drenched in the summer, full of colourful leaves in the autumn and covered with snow in the winter. The magnificent royal gardens and classicistic works of art impress all visitors.
3. KRAKOWSKIE PRZEDMIEŚCIE AND NOWY ŚWIAT
are the most recognisable and representative historical streets of Warsaw. Nowy Świat is full of historical tenement houses, palaces and important monuments-of such prominent figures as Copernicus and Charles de Gaulle-the famous hotel Savou, the seat of the Warsaw Society of Friends of Science and many other interesting facilities. The traffic is restricted, stylish lampposts are located along the entire street, and broad sidewalks are full of pedestrians. You can sit in gardens of numerous cafes, admire classicistic elevations of tenement houses and feel the unique atmosphere of Warsaw's hustle and bustle. Krakowskie Przedmieście has its own unique atmosphere, the best shops, stylish benches, lampposts, trees and cubes with reproductions of Canaletto's paintings.
4. POLIN MUSEUM OF THE HISTORY OF POLISH JEWS,
which received the prestigious 2016 European Museum of the Year Award, is a modern cultural institution which presents 1000 years of history of Polish Jews. "This is also a place to hold a meeting and dialogue for those who want to better learn about the past and modern Jewish culture, draw conclusions for the future from the Polish and Jewish history and face stereotypes and contemporary threats, such as xenophobia and national prejudice. By serving such ideas as openness, tolerance and truth, the museum contributes to mutual understanding and respects among Poles and Jews."
5. WILANÓW-Musuem
the Museum of King Jan III's Palace at Wilanów - this is the oldest Polish art museum, founded in 1805 on the initiative of the then owners - Aleksandra and Stanisław Kostka Potocki. Located in a beautiful park, it's an interesting spot on the touristic map of Warsaw. It regularly holds temporary exhibitions, conferences and academic seminars. It's worth checking out the educational and workshop offer, which is dedicated to the cultural and environmental values of the Wilanów residence. Furthermore, the Museum uses new technologies to help guests during visits.
6. THE WARSAW RISING MUSEUM
is not just an ordinary museum. Inside a former electric plant, thanks to a wonderful combination of audiovisual features, you'll feel like in the middle of the Warsaw Rising. Here, you can learn about the courses of the most important battles and insurgent activities, the everyday life of normal people during the Nazi occupation, walk the reconstructed sewers, based on the original ones, and watch a 3D film about Warsaw turned into a complete ruin. The Museum has a special zone for children- the Little Insurgent's Room, which is dedicated to the youngest heroes.
7. THE COPERNICUS SCIENCE CENTRE
is a place where you can use all your senses and verify scientific truths and theories on your own. There's always something amazing and impressive at every turn. Just for a moment, let's be scientists and conduct our very own small experiments. Regardless of age and state of mind, everyone will find something interesting The Centre stimulates thoughts, forces to change patterns and discecals from a different perspective. 2D and 3D films are displayed on a spherical screen in the planetarium In addition, there's a lot of interesting exhibitions and fascinating workshops.
8. KOSZYKI HALL
beautiful historical buildings, renovated in 2012. returned to their former glory. It's a perfect place for cultural and social meetings. This huge three-storey area contains several dozens of fantastic restaurants, the largest bar in Poland, shops with various groceries, Bazar Koszyki, a salon with unusual home accessories and many other spots with great food, where you can have a great time in a fine company. Cuisine from all over the world awaits, including: Thailand, Spain, Italy, Poland, Japan and many more. There's also a yoga studio.
I recommend free walks with a guide who will tell you about the history of the capital and its most beautiful monuments.
Check:
https://freewalkingtour.com/find-a-tour/warsaw-poland?gclid=Cj0KCQjwuO6WBhDLARIsAIdeyDJBOIDxl27vxwW1P1RybW_oZhE8qupTjZRmC4-rcz5rTbuUYK9Y1tQaArgdEALw_wcB
WHAT TO SEE IN WARSAW
1. WARSAW'S OLD TOWN
The Old Town is a true jewel of the capital. Its symbol is Castle Square. Here, you'll find the oldest monument in Warsaw-the Column of King Sigismund III Vasa, who moved the capital of Poland from Krakow to Warsaw in the 16th century. Tourists can admire such sights as the Tin-Roofed Palace, Mariensztat, the Vistula river, Praga and the Royal Castle. The most charming place in Warsaw is Old Town Square, where you can see the Mermaid of Warsaw, which is represented in the capital's coat of arms. The Old Town teems with life during the day and at night thanks to numerous cafes and restaurants. The Old Town was placed on the UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites.
2. THE ROYAL ŁAZIENKI PARK
was once a summer residence of the Polish King Stanisław August. Today, it's a green park and palace complex full of walkers and tourists, where you can take a deep breath in the city centre. It's one of the most magical places in the capital. The park looks beautiful all year long: sun-drenched in the summer, full of colourful leaves in the autumn and covered with snow in the winter. The magnificent royal gardens and classicistic works of art impress all visitors.
3. KRAKOWSKIE PRZEDMIEŚCIE AND NOWY ŚWIAT
are the most recognisable and representative historical streets of Warsaw. Nowy Świat is full of historical tenement houses, palaces and important monuments-of such prominent figures as Copernicus and Charles de Gaulle-the famous hotel Savou, the seat of the Warsaw Society of Friends of Science and many other interesting facilities. The traffic is restricted, stylish lampposts are located along the entire street, and broad sidewalks are full of pedestrians. You can sit in gardens of numerous cafes, admire classicistic elevations of tenement houses and feel the unique atmosphere of Warsaw's hustle and bustle. Krakowskie Przedmieście has its own unique atmosphere, the best shops, stylish benches, lampposts, trees and cubes with reproductions of Canaletto's paintings.
4. POLIN MUSEUM OF THE HISTORY OF POLISH JEWS,
which received the prestigious 2016 European Museum of the Year Award, is a modern cultural institution which presents 1000 years of history of Polish Jews. "This is also a place to hold a meeting and dialogue for those who want to better learn about the past and modern Jewish culture, draw conclusions for the future from the Polish and Jewish history and face stereotypes and contemporary threats, such as xenophobia and national prejudice. By serving such ideas as openness, tolerance and truth, the museum contributes to mutual understanding and respects among Poles and Jews."
5. WILANÓW-Musuem
the Museum of King Jan III's Palace at Wilanów - this is the oldest Polish art museum, founded in 1805 on the initiative of the then owners - Aleksandra and Stanisław Kostka Potocki. Located in a beautiful park, it's an interesting spot on the touristic map of Warsaw. It regularly holds temporary exhibitions, conferences and academic seminars. It's worth checking out the educational and workshop offer, which is dedicated to the cultural and environmental values of the Wilanów residence. Furthermore, the Museum uses new technologies to help guests during visits.
6. THE WARSAW RISING MUSEUM
is not just an ordinary museum. Inside a former electric plant, thanks to a wonderful combination of audiovisual features, you'll feel like in the middle of the Warsaw Rising. Here, you can learn about the courses of the most important battles and insurgent activities, the everyday life of normal people during the Nazi occupation, walk the reconstructed sewers, based on the original ones, and watch a 3D film about Warsaw turned into a complete ruin. The Museum has a special zone for children- the Little Insurgent's Room, which is dedicated to the youngest heroes.
7. THE COPERNICUS SCIENCE CENTRE
is a place where you can use all your senses and verify scientific truths and theories on your own. There's always something amazing and impressive at every turn. Just for a moment, let's be scientists and conduct our very own small experiments. Regardless of age and state of mind, everyone will find something interesting The Centre stimulates thoughts, forces to change patterns and discecals from a different perspective. 2D and 3D films are displayed on a spherical screen in the planetarium In addition, there's a lot of interesting exhibitions and fascinating workshops.
8. KOSZYKI HALL
beautiful historical buildings, renovated in 2012. returned to their former glory. It's a perfect place for cultural and social meetings. This huge three-storey area contains several dozens of fantastic restaurants, the largest bar in Poland, shops with various groceries, Bazar Koszyki, a salon with unusual home accessories and many other spots with great food, where you can have a great time in a fine company. Cuisine from all over the world awaits, including: Thailand, Spain, Italy, Poland, Japan and many more. There's also a yoga studio.
I recommend free walks with a guide who will tell you about the history of the capital and its most beautiful monuments.
Check:
https://freewalkingtour.com/find-a-tour/warsaw-poland?gclid=Cj0KCQjwuO6WBhDLARIsAIdeyDJBOIDxl27vxwW1P1RybW_oZhE8qupTjZRmC4-rcz5rTbuUYK9Y1tQaArgdEALw_wcB
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Questions fréquentes (FAQ)
Est-ce que ce logement dispose d’un jardin ?
Oui, ce logement dispose d'un jardin. Vous trouverez plus de détails sur le jardin et les autres équipements du logement sur cette page.
Est-ce que ce logement est adapté aux télétravailleurs ?
Oui, ce logement dispose d’une connexion Wi-Fi. Nous vous recommandons tout de même de discuter avec l’hôte afin de vous assurer que la vitesse de connexion est suffisante pour vos besoins.
Y a-t-il un parking pour ce logement ?
Oui, ce logement dispose d'un ou plusieurs emplacements de parking.
Combien de chambres y a-t-il dans ce logement ?
Ce logement dispose de 1 chambres.
Quelle est la surface de ce logement ?
La surface de ce logement est de 50m2.
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