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ul. Krasickiego 17 lok.2
01-622 Warsaw
Poland
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Reception
Through our many years of experience designing weddings, we have become very knowledgeable about the many fantastic venues Poland has to offer. From private villas and elegant castles to old-world hotels and charming restaurants, the list of venues is almost endless.
To help you choose the right venue we divided receptions in three categories: Small - up to 15
Medium - up to 30
Big - up to 50 guests |
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Please have a look to all venues we are offering you. We organised there weddings and ceremonies so we can highly reccomend all of them.
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In this category we are reccomending you restaurants and absolutely georgeus manor houses situated in beautiful place of Poland
| Hawelka |
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Founded in 1876, this is an elegant, rather formal throwback to the twilight years of the Austro Hungarian Empire. Thursdays you'll find Austrian classics amongst the traditional Polish fare, with goulash and Viennese dumplings served up with a hearty flagon of Polish beer.. |
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| Poezja Smaku |
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This romantic new hideaway is amongst the most distinctive restaurants to have arrived in the Old Town in recent times. It's based in a sequence of expansive cellars near the Old Theatre. |
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| Jaworowy Dwor |
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The mansion was erected in the first half of the 18th century, in the neoclassical style of Polish noblemen’s manor-houses by the Jaworski family, bearing a coat of arms “Oksza" - a white axe on the red shield.
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| Pod Roza Hotel |
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In the historic yard, decorated with beautiful, Renaissance portals, the bright, spacious interior was created. It is covered with glass roof, which is supported by rows of columns. |
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| Under the silver bell - Kadyny |
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For centuries Kadyny has been associated with rich magnates and even with Kaiser Wilhelm II, grandson of Queen Victoria of England, and cousin of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. In 1415 Kadyny was ruled by the Bażyński family and their legacy has remained in the form of the Bażyński oak tree, the largest and possibly oldest oak tree in Poland. |
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| Hotel Bristol |
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Le Royal Meridien Bristol, the most prestigious hotel in Warsaw.
The hotel combines 19th century ambience and charm with 21st century luxury and technology. It was built in 1899 and owned by famous Polish composer and Prime Minister Ignacy Paderewski. Located in the heart of the capital, Le Royal Meridien Bristol was Warsaw's leading hotel for business and leisure travellers and the meeting place for high society and international dignitaries for over a century.
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| Watermill Klekotki |
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Erected in XVII century the Watermill was regularly modernized until XX century. After II World War rested neglected until XX century. |
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In this category we are reccomending you restaurants and absolutely georgeus manor houses situated in beautiful place of Poland, the biggest and the most tremendouse!
| Pod Baranami Palace |
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| Pugetow Palace |
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Guests are also warmly invited to consider a stay in the cosy Hotel Pugetow, which is located in a historic building in the city centre, right at the foot of the grand nineteenth century Pugetow Palace.
Here we offer our guests the pleasure of a series of comfortable apartments and rooms, each replete with stylish period furniture. Each of the apartments has its own individual style and character, such as the romantic 'Pani Walewska (the vivacious Polish lover of Napoleon Bonaparte!) or 'Joseph Conrad', which has a colonial style. All rooms are air-conditioned.
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| Sobanskich Palace |
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This town house, built for Aniela Bławacka in the years 1852 - 1853 according to a design by the architect Julian Ankiewicz, was extended in 1876 by Leonardo Marconi for Emilia Sobańska. In the years 1998 - 1999, extensive renovation was carried out on the entire mansion in order to meet the needs of The Polish Business Roundtable Club.
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| Watermill Klekotki |
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Erected in XVII century the Watermill was regularly modernized until XX century. After II World War rested neglected until XX century. |
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| Obory Palace |
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| Paszkowka |
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This is the only day in one's life that takes deep roots in one's memory and heart, evoking lively emotions and memories even after many years Returning to this very day in our thoughts we make a sentimental journey recollecting each detail of the reception and each event. |
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| Villa Decius |
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Villa Decius is not only a beautiful Renaissance palace surrounded by an extensive park. Two outbuildings also belong to this historic complex. |
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| Tetmajerowska |
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The restaurant is located on the 1st floor of Spiski Palace (Pałac Spiski) - jewel of architecture in Cracow. The same building which houses HAWEŁKA on the ground floor. The name of Tetmajer Restaurant comes from the "cooperation" between keeper of the restaurant and Włodzimierz Przerwa Tetmajer. The typical situation in case of meeting between an art patron running a restaurant and a bohemian. Lack of money made it impossible for painter to settle his accounts. Waiter notifying the owner on that, used to lose his tip but posterity had a chance to get a new masterpiece. Tetmajer was running into debts on the ground floor and he was paying for drinks and dishes by painting on the first floor. This is how patronage and artistry unified not only driven by objectives. Far earlier then futile attempts to bring together propertied class and working intelligentsia. Thanks to this merger, beneficial for both parties, future generations can admire coffered ceiling with geometric and floral ornaments and a beautiful frieze illustrating the story of Master Twardowski. Paintings of the artist became a symbol of the restaurant which has been uninterruptedly opened since 1913.
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| Szlacheckie Jadlo |
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Travel by dishes, where each of them is an adventure. They wake you up with wine pulled out of chest. A gentleman wearing a robe of ancient Polish noble is pushing a cart with meat burning on his sword. A duck is cut in halves with axe on a trunk. Polish soup "żurek" is served on the plank. Veal shank transforms into tower. Bells on the tables making wishes to come true. Even potato cake is served in a witty way. And boletus! Wow!!!
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| Teresin |
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The palace in Teresin had been built for the banker and industrialist Mr. Herman Epstein before 1848. Being many times adapted by the new owners ( among others by the prince of Władysław Drucki - Lubecki in 1909 and then by his son - Jan ), destroyed and restaurated again, has not lost the beauty of the late baroque architecture. Linking the wide palace complex with the forest and park's avenues is a specially attractive. A big number of old trees treated as a nature's phenomenon. Niepokalanów, with its famous place of the religion cult and the fore - fathers Franciszkanie clastor, the Fryderyk Chopin's family house in Żelazowa Wola, the palace - museum in Nieborów and many other attractive tourist places can be foud in the near distance from this Centre.
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| Hotel Bristol |
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Le Royal Meridien Bristol, the most prestigious hotel in Warsaw.
The hotel combines 19th century ambience and charm with 21st century luxury and technology. It was built in 1899 and owned by famous Polish composer and Prime Minister Ignacy Paderewski. Located in the heart of the capital, Le Royal Meridien Bristol was Warsaw's leading hotel for business and leisure travellers and the meeting place for high society and international dignitaries for over a century.
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| Under The Silver Bell - Kadyny |
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For centuries Kadyny has been associated with rich magnates and even with Kaiser Wilhelm II, grandson of Queen Victoria of England, and cousin of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. I |
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