Shopping fever at WARS SAWA JUNIOR

This area has become a summertime magnet that proves just why Warsaw was voted Europe’s best destination.

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Standing all but in the shadow of the Palace of Culture, WARS SAWA JUNIOR cuts a familiar sight to all. Conveniently connected by tram, bus, metro and even bicycle and scooter, today it presents the slick and shining face of modern Warsaw. But then, WARS SAWA JUNIOR has always been at the forefront of Warsaw retail. Opened as one of the first shopping centres in Poland, to this day it enjoys unflagging popularity and has again been embraced by the Warsaw public following an ambitious revival that has bordered on reinvention.

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Shopping is the name of the game with highlights including the largest adidas store in Poland as well as the only Uniqlo in the country. Other brands and stores present include Mango, Rituals, Zara, TK Maxx and H&M. On the food front, the central location of WARS SAWA JUNIOR also benefits visitors – consider the city your salon with dozens of restaurants of every price and persuasion found within a few minutes walk.

Events

There’s a reason why WARS SAWA JUNIOR has come to be considered a hub, and that’s because it goes way beyond the call of duty to engage with visitors and locals of every single age. Recently, that’s been evidenced by a well-attended chocolate festival featuring local chocolatiers, a specialty coffee zone and artisanal ice cream stands. Paired with a rich roster of children’s workshops, the success of this event embodies their efforts to bond with the public. With most such fairs taking place in Pasaż Wiecha, the shaded pedestrian street that runs behind Wars Sawa Junior, this area has become a summertime magnet that proves just why Warsaw was voted Europe’s best destination. Previously, the summer schedule has included vegetarian weekends, street theatre, a chocolate festival, dance events and just about everything else in between.

Wars Sawa Junior
ul. Marszałkowska 104/122 (Warsaw Center)
warssawajunior.pl