The three clubs Zwiaz Mnie, Hydrozagadka and Saturator are great semi-alternative places to have fun on a weekend. All three are located in the very same courtyard so you can literally choose what you want to do in an instant (11 Listopada Street, Praga District, the place is kind of remote, taking a cab would be good, although you can take a tram or go by bus as well). You'll find all kinds of music there, though recently mostly 80s and 90s - I sincerely recommend these places if you feel like dancing. Beer is 7-10zl.

22, 11 Listopada, Praga, Warsaw

tram: 3,7,25 ;
bus: 101,144,169,170, 174
night bus: N13, N14, N63, N64

www.hydrozagadka.waw.pl
www.myspace.com/zwiazmnie
www.saturator.art.pl/

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Bizarre. As you stroll along the swanky Nowy Swiat toward trendy Foksal Street, look through an archway and you’ll spy an oversized garden shed. Located in a back alley right in the heart of Warsaw’s swishest nightlife district, serving strong Polish beer and a great atmosphere late into the night, this bar is delightfully out of step with its surroundings. For those who like their socialising on the downbeat side.

Location: Through an archway off Nowy Swiat, near the turn into Ulica Foksal.

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Bunker chic, or a hipster’s fallout shelter perhaps, this underground pub on the Old Town Square tries hard but still manages to be very cool. The funky décor and beats, the lack of natural light, the strong alcohol, all combine to make you feel like you have entered another dimension.

Location: Old Town Square, at the south-west end, downstairs.

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Billed as a little bit of Africa in Poland, it’s actually very Euro-chic. But the food is hot, décor cool, and atmosphere chilled.

Location: On Foksal, half a block from Nowy Swiat.
Address: Ulica Foksal 18.

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