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Public drinking is illegal in Warsaw. However, there are some exceptions, namely two zones on the waterfront of the Vistula river. On the left bank, such a zone lies from Flotylli Wiślanej boulevard to the Religi boulevard. On the right one, it is Poniatówka beach. Note that those zones do not include walkways or bicycle lanes. So take care before sipping your beer outside of the bar, or it may cost you €20 extra in fine. Even in cafes and pubs, don't forget to drink responsibly

Credit cards are widely accepted in Warsaw. Nonetheless, there is a hint. If you are asked what currency you want to be charged in, it is better to choose zloty. Otherwise, you will also have to pay a fee for handling the transaction. Besides, the exchange rate is likely to be far from perfect. If you use your card a lot, the costs may pile up.

The Wilanow Palace is considered to be one of the oldest and most remarkable museums with a great collection of objects of Eastern European and Western European art. The paintings, sculptures, and interior items presented in this museum were collected by the palace owners, kings of Poland – John III Sobieski and Augustus II, and representatives of Polish noble families.