On our last full day in Warsaw, we woke to overcast skies and a few spots of drizzle. The weather wasn't quite as inviting as the previous days, but we still had plenty of energy left for a little more exploring.
Our first stop was the University Library Garden, which looked like somewhere we would really enjoy. Unfortunately, it turned out to be something of a disappointment. The signage for visitors was poor, and there didn't appear to be any staff around to ask for directions.
After a bit of searching, we eventually found the entrance and made our way up some rather steep steps to the rooftop garden. Sadly, once we got there, we weren't particularly impressed. We weren't alone in our opinion either, as we got chatting to some other visitors who felt much the same way.
Still, not every attraction can be a winner!
After our usual coffee and cake break, we continued on to the Copernicus Science Centre. This was much more to our liking, with numerous interactive exhibits and activities to explore. We spent a good amount of time wandering around, trying out the various displays and generally having fun with the hands-on exhibits.
It was a great way to spend a few hours, particularly with the rather dull weather outside.
In the evening we stayed local, around Dluga street, we had a excellent evening meal at a local Polish restaurant. We then took a short, pleasant stroll around the local area passing the Polish supreme court building, New Town Market and St Jack's Priory.


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