TripConnect Member Recommended Reading on Warsaw, Poland


Food and Restaurants \| Nightlife Next Stop: In Warsaw, a Once-Lawless Area Starts Its Way Up Walking around its neighborhoods, you can almost see the city regenerating, or hear the cries of its growing pains....more Article from NYT > Travel
Literature Book: The Polish Officer With clear, reticent prose and his trademark mastery of historical detail, Furst brings vividly to life this WWII-era tale of espionage and bravery, chronicling the work of the Polish underground in Poland, France and the Ukraine....see it on www.amazon.com From Alan Furst
Shopping Shopping: Warsaw City Guide The political transformations of 1989 were quickly reflected in the hundreds of new shops that sprang up all over Warsaw. Since then, shops have come and gone with surprising regularity, but there are some that have withstood the test of time....more Article from World Travel Guide
Real Estate Poland Goes Hunting For Mall Sites With Warsaw's retail market nearly saturated, developers here - as in other parts of Eastern Europe - are looking beyond the city center to new shopping mall locations in provincial towns....more Article from International Herald Tribune
Going to Warsaw As a tourist destination, Warsaw has been long overshadowed by other post-Soviet East European capitals like Prague and Budapest. But Poland...more Article from The New York Times - Registration required