Autumn Strolls🍂- Warsaw Barbican✨

📍 Warsaw Barbican — The Gateway Between the Old and New Town
Located between Warsaw’s Old and New Towns, the Warsaw Barbican is one of the city’s most iconic medieval landmarks. Built in the 16th century, this red-brick fortress once served as part of Warsaw’s defensive walls. You can easily reach it on foot while exploring the Royal Route or the Old Town Market Square.

🏰 What to See & Do
Walk through the restored gates, admire the impressive brick architecture, and enjoy views of the old city walls. Street artists and local craftsmen often display their works nearby, adding color and life to the historic setting. It’s a perfect stop for photos, especially in the evening light when the fortress glows warm red.

☕ Food, Shopping & Pro Tips
After visiting, stop by nearby cafés for traditional Polish pierogi or mulled wine. You’ll find charming souvenir shops along the cobbled streets of Nowomiejska Street. Visit early in the morning or at sunset for fewer crowds and the best photo opportunities — the Barbican’s arches frame Warsaw’s Old Town beautifully.

Post by Natallia V. | Oct 31, 2025