This off-the-beaten-path neighborhood is a local favorite.
When tourists visit Warsaw, they usually visit the Old Town, the former ghetto, and maybe, Praga–the up-and-coming neighborhood located on the Vistula river. Local Varsavians, however, love Mokotów, a district south of the city center. And no wonder: it wasn’t badly destroyed in World War II and it managed to maintain much of its genuine atmosphere. It’s also green and much more peaceful than the rest of the city, and it’s full of hip restaurants, bars, and shops.
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