You can buy a balloon or have you photo take with the bunch – we decided on neither. Looked good though!
The tower in Warsaw had a display of items created out of metal. But we decided not to pay 20ztl to see them – ones in the foyer and at the top were fine!
Watching the weather I thought…ah the heat front in Europe won’t get as far as Poland. Yep, I was wrong.
But on the up side there is always opportunity for lody!
Thankfully, there was some amazing icream available right around the corner from our hotel! They do different flavours every day – and do coffee too. Ah – what luck.
It was so good, we went back before catching the train to Gdansk. Thankfully we can walk quick – despite the cobblestones.
Yes folks the “European heatwave” has reached Warsaw. It’s somewhere between 32-29. The heat is not as oppressive as home, and the shade is quite nice. Tomorrow it’s suppose to be around 33/34 so we will stick to museums.
Today has been a cycling day around the old town… and the older town. A lot of tourists about. We’ve had some nice iced coffee and iced tea – and red current cheesecake – yummo! Which has sustained us so far. About to cycle through Praga, a suburb on the other side of the river in Warsaw.
Bromptoneering or bust 