Warsaw Old Town, a place with a retro vibe!

When I first walked through the streets of Warsaw Old Town, I could "smell" a strong retro flavor, a unique scent of Warsaw Old Town. This retro is different from the British retro, and different from the Roman retro, it belongs only to Poland. Fortunately, I stayed in a homestay in the Old Town, the landlord was a warm-hearted guy, and the room was filled with his favorite collection of military wooden boxes and some empty running bullets. I really like this down-to-earth homestay. He told me to go to the weekend flea market, which is next to the church in the center of the Old Town. So, I finally came to the busiest market in the Old Town on the weekend. The locals really value this weekend event, with cake makers, whole pig roasters, clothes and knitwear sellers, and traditional song and dance performances and puppet shows, all gathered in the small square. After eating here all day, my weight didn't spare me. Although it is an old town, it is not only full of retro shops and restaurants, but also some Polish national brands and international brand stores are stationed in the old town. I strongly recommend that when you come to Warsaw, you must stay in the Old Town and immerse yourself in the retro atmosphere of Warsaw, and maybe you will stay in a homestay of an interesting local person and listen to him or her tell a story about the Old Town, this is the real charming homestay culture in my opinion.