Stylish, large apartment in the very center of Warsaw, next to a public swimming pool. Located on the most important street in the capital, Marszałkowska, close to the best restaurants and cafes and all main attractions. A fully equipped apartment on the 5th floor - with an elevator - in a building in an interesting socialist realist style from the 1950s. In the vicinity of the M1 Politechnika metro station, the historic Plac Zbawiciela, Plac Konstytucji, the Palace of Culture and Science and the Royal Łazinki Park. The entire apartment is at your disposal. The apartment consists of a living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. LIVING ROOM: - sofa with sleeping function, TV, cabinet, table with chairs, coffee table, chair with chairs Kitchenette: - equipped with kitchen appliances and appliances: induction hob, microwave, kettle 1 BEDROOM: - double bed 200x200, bedding, bedside lamps, bedside tables, cabinet, 2 BEDROOMS: - double bed, bedside lamps, bedside tables, cabinet, BATHROOM: - equipped with a shower cabin, mirror, washbasin and toilet. A dishwasher, washing machine, cosmetics and a hair dryer are available. MULTIMEDIA: Television, Free WIFI, The center of Warsaw is a paid parking zone from Monday to access from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.. It does not offer parking spaces. In the vicinity: on neighboring routes it is possible to access parking spaces - public, paid parking zones. On the adjacent street there is a swimming pool with a sauna. additionally platinum

Good to know The city center of Warsaw is a paid parking zone from Monday to Friday from 8.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. Bus no. 180 – a regular bus line that takes you to most of the best tourist destinations in Warsaw along the Royal Route to Wilanów. At night it is worth taking the metro, which runs until midnight on weekdays and to 3.00 am at weekends. Or take night buses marked with the letter “N”, which run from 11.15 pm to 04.45 pm. Tickets must be validated immediately after boarding a bus or tram, or at the gates leading to metro platforms. You can buy public transport tickets at newsstands, Passenger Service Centres and ticket machines, which you will find on most buses, in the new trams, at underground stations and near stops. In the ticket machines, which support five languages (Polish, English, German, Russian and Ukrainian).