Amazing view, relaxing place to hang out. Colorful buildings and historical.

The Prażmowski family's tenement house, also known as the Pastorius, Leszczyński, Rautenstrauch or Dobrycz tenement house - a rococo-classicist tenement house in Warsaw at ul. Krakowskie Przedmieście 87. Built around 1660 for Joachim Pastorius, physician and royal historiographer, as a two-story building with a four-axial façade. From the mid-17th century, it was the property of K. Walter, a lay judge of Warsaw, and from 1666, Mikołaj Prażmowski, the Grand Chancellor of the Crown and the Primate of Poland.

Visited on a weekday morning in June. There were several stalls selling cute eco bags and T-shirts with original designs. Cash only. It was also possible to pay in zlotys and euros. According to the shop owner, Obi-Wan Kenobi also came here.

Super

My house.

Nice

A very beautiful place in Warsaw, if you walk around it, then you need to come here, the old town of Warsaw is different from other old cities, I remember it most of all, I want to go back there again to enjoy its pleasant streets that immerse you in this unusual atmosphere of the old town of Warsaw.

Great place.

Very beautiful

Yousef 👌

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