Botanical Garden of Polish Academy of Sciences in Powsin near Warsaw Ogród Botaniczny PAN w Powsinie The Botanical Garden in Powsin for years has been my favorite place for weekend trips with kids. And there are not any attractions dedicated to children, no playground, no inflatable slides, no trampolines, no souvenir shops. But the kids… The post Botanical Garden in Powsin near Warsaw: mini-mountains, apple trees and cacti, amazing blossom – only 20 km from the center of Warsaw first appeared on Kids in the City ..read more

Spring in Warsaw: things to do in Warsaw in the springtime Spring is a favorite time of the year for many Warsaw residents. It’s also a great time to visit the capital – it’s warm but not too hot, and nature wonderfully comes to life with greenery and colors. You can feel the vibrant energy… The post What to do in Warsaw in spring: where to admire blooming Warsaw, spring day trips, street food markets, ideas for things to do (outdoor & indoor) first appeared on Kids in the City ..read more

The biggest indoor climbing gyms in Warsaw Luckily Warsaw has excellent facilities for beginners, children, and advanced climbers. Climbing can be a fun activity for the entire family – you can sign up for classes dedicated to families or go to classes with an instructor. Regular classes for children are an option worth trying. Warsaw’s… The post Indoor climbing facilities in Warsaw: a great way to be active and have fun, regardless of the weather first appeared on Kids in the City ..read more

Climbing centers in Poland: Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Poznań, Gdańsk, Katowice, Łódź Indoor climbing is a great workout and exhilarating activity for people of varied genders, heights, weights, and physical abilities. Climbing gyms are available all year round, giving you access even during those cold winter months in Poland. Here’s what you need to know about… The post Indoor climbing gyms in Poland: exhilarating all-weather activity for kids and adults first appeared on Kids in the City ..read more

January in Warsaw: ideas and tips for making the most of your winter in Warsaw Things to do in Warsaw on 2 public holidays: January 1 and January 6 (what’s open) Food halls in Warsaw on January 1 and January 6 Elektrownia Powiśle, Dobra 42 Street (Powiśle). January 1: 12 pm – 11 pm. January… The post What’s on in Warsaw in January: sleigh rides near Warsaw, ice skating rinks in Warsaw, where to go sledging, winter illuminations, ideas for things to do in Warsaw in January first appeared on Kids in the City ..read more

Poland in January: tips for making the most of your winter in Poland Exploring Warsaw in winter: ideas for things to do For those who plan to visit Warsaw in the wintertime. Here, everyone will find something for themselves – something for those who love festive illuminations, for those interested in history, and certainly for… The post What’s on in Poland in January: skiing in Poland, family-friendly hotels, winter illuminations, dates of winter school break, weather, dates to remember, things you can’t miss in Poland in January first appeared on Kids in the City ..read more

Christmas in Poland: traditions, family, and… food Christmas Eve in Poland (Wigilia), December 24 Christmas Eve Dinner – kolacja wigilijna – is the most important Christmas celebration in Poland. Christmas Eve Dinner starts in the late afternoon or in the evening, depending on the family (some people visit 2 or even more families during Christmas… The post Christmas traditions and celebrations in Poland first appeared on Kids in the City ..read more

Skiing in Poland: where to spend ski holidays in Poland and where to learn to ski in Poland When the temperature drops below zero, you can start planning your ski adventure in Poland. And the best part is that you don’t need to drive for hours south of Poland, to the mountains! You can enjoy many ski… The post Skiing in Poland: the most popular ski resorts in Poland and small local ski slopes first appeared on Kids in the City ..read more

20+ ice skating rinks in different districts of Warsaw When the temperature drops in Poland, that means it’s time to go ice skating. If you’re itching to strap on the blades or learn skating, Warsaw has many rinks to explore. And it’s not just during Christmas that you can get your skates on, as there are… The post Ice skating in Warsaw: ice rinks to skate on in this winter season first appeared on Kids in the City ..read more

Maria Oskroba of Pierogi and More cooking school in Warsaw shares her granny Helena’s best pierogi hacks and gives 10 reasons why (almost) everyone loves Polish dumplings The word PIEROGI (pronounced: pyeh-RROH-ghee) derives from an old proto-Slavic word “pir” meaning a feast or merry gathering. No wonder pierogi is a highlight of a traditional Sunday family dinner… The post Polish food: PIEROGI – Poland’s most famous slow food first appeared on Kids in the City ..read more