Miodowa Street

Miodowa Street extends for 600 meters through central Warsaw, connecting Krakowskie Przedmieście with Krasiński Square through a series of historic buildings.

The street gained recognition in the 16th century for its gingerbread shops, leading to its name which translates to Honey Street in English.

Italian painter Bernardo Bellotto documented the street's architecture and daily life in his 18th-century paintings, preserving its historical appearance for future generations.

Multiple public transport options and walking paths provide direct access to the street's educational institutions, religious buildings, and administrative offices.

The Capuchins Church, constructed between 1683 and 1694, contains an urn with King John III Sobieski's heart within its chapel.

Location: Warsaw

Location: Śródmieście

Length: 600 m

Address: Miodowa

GPS coordinates: 52.24748,21.00905

Latest update: May 11, 2025 11:17