Warsaw shopping

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Warsaw shops and shopping centres keep up with the latest fashion trends and they offer great shopping at the European level and competitive prices.

SOUVENIRS

There are many little shops with souvenirs in the streets of the Old Town, where you can buy amber jewellery, little figurines of the Warsaw Mermaid, miniature models of the Palace of Culture and Science and other knick-knacks.

POLISH CRAFT

Cepelia

In Cepelia shops you can buy Polish folk and artistic handicraft: sculpture, painting, glassware, ceramics, jewellery, leatherware, and others. The stores are located at the following streets: Marszalkowska 99/101, Krucza 23, Pl. Konstytucji 5, Chmielna 8.

Boleslawiec

Boleslawiec store offers handmade tableware pottery, decorated using an old technique of hand-stamping. The unique design was invented by Polish farmers, who were inspired by the patterns on peacock’s feathers. The shop is located at Prosta 2/14.

Warsaw shopping malls feature all the leading design brands as well as luxury Polish ones. They are not only centers for trade, but also for entertainment and services. Among the biggest shopping centres are:

	Arkadia, Jana Pawla II 82 (city centre) The space of 287,000 square meters houses almost 230 outlet points, including 184 stores, 15 service outlets and 30 restaurants/cafes. Motorised customers may use 4500 parking places in underground garages.
	Galeria Mokotow, Woloska 12 (close to the city centre) Apart from numerous shops of different kind, this large complex contains a dining area, Cinema City, Bowling Centre and a Children’s Play Area – FIKOLAND.
	Sadyba Best Mall, Powsinska 31 (close to the city centre) Sadyba Best Mall is located on 31, Powsinska Street. Powsinska St. crosses with Trasa Siekierkowska and Witosa Ave. making a good connection to Sadyba Best Mall from other large districts - Ursynow and Praga Puludnie. Total area of Sadyba Best Mall accounts for over 50 000 m2, and the following shall attract the customers: around 100 shops and boutiques, Champion supermarket, entertainment center Fantasy Park, Cinema City, restaurants, bars and coffee shops.
	Zlote Tarasy, Zlota 59 (city centre) Zlote Tarasy mean trade, entertainment, services and offices, right in the heart of Warsaw. This modern multifunctional complex stands between Zlota Street, Emilia Plater Street, the Central Railway Station, and Jana Pawla II Ave. It is easily accessible by any public transport method or by rail. Guests can drive from an international airport and reach the centre in approx. 20 minutes. Over 200 stores with a variety of goods for people of various tastes and age. Large fashion salons and small boutiques, international chains and respectable Polish brands, well known stores as well those that are just entering the Polish market.