Hello everyone reading this! My name is Tymofii, better known as @t1moteooo on Instagram.
I’ve been spotting in Warsaw since 2024, and I got the chance to make a small contribution to the scene that all of us are a part of. So below, you’ll find all the most useful information you need to know if you want to see some of the coolest cars in Warsaw.
Obviously, the best days for supercar hunting are Friday, Saturday and Sunday. As for the best time, I’d say from around 1 PM all the way until late at night. It’s not uncommon to spend 2–3 hours spotting in the evening — let’s say from 8 to 11 PM — and see more cars than you did during the entire day before that.
I also have to mention the @liveuploadwarsaw Instagram account, where you can keep track of where different cars have been spotted around the city. If you’re already using it and happen to find something cool yourself, don’t forget to post it there as soon as possible and tag the account. That way, you’re helping other spotters, just like I’m trying to help you with this guide.
That’s basically everything I wanted to add, so without wasting any more time, let’s get into the best locations for spotting cool cars in Warsaw.
Let’s start with the strongest — and, naturally, the most famous — spotting location in Warsaw: the Raffles Hotel.
I’m sure every spotter has seen photos and videos from this location, even if you’re not from Poland. Obviously, this place has always been popular, because at a luxury hotel parking lot in pretty much any city in the world, you’re more likely to see luxury cars, supercars and hypercars than almost anywhere else — and Warsaw is no exception.
However, this location has become especially popular over the last two years for two main reasons. The first one is pretty obvious: the invasion of trendspotters. The second is the arrival of cars from what is arguably the best Pagani collection in the world. I think quite a lot of people already know exactly which cars and which collection I’m talking about.
Below, I’ll attach four of my best spots, and every single one of them was taken at this location.
But even if we put the above-mentioned fact aside, you can still find plenty of other cool cars here. Around 80% of supercar owners, even if they don’t stop at this hotel, will at least drive past it at some point.
So, this is definitely a location I can’t leave out of this guide.
If the first location is considered a must-visit, the locations below are places I simply recommend checking out if you happen to be nearby and want to see a few supercars.
I don’t think I need to mention that you can always find something parked somewhere in the city center at a completely random spot, so let’s move straight on to some specific locations.
- Bristol Hotel
- Bellotto Hotel
- Warszawa Hotel
- Sofitel Hotel
- Sheraton Hotel
- Hilton Hotel — specifically the underground parking garage (Grzybowska 63)
- National Theatre parking lot
- EWNS Restaurant
- Browary Warszawskie
- Próżna 14
- Inspector Restaurant
- Flaming & Co (Fryderyka Chopina 5)
- Żurawia Street and the surrounding area
This technically wouldn’t count as spotting either, but I definitely think it’s worth mentioning that if you’re visiting Warsaw, you should also check out dealerships such as Porsche, Lamborghini, McLaren and Aston Martin, as well as the only Maybach showroom in Europe at the time of writing this guide.
And, of course, the Ferrari and Pagani dealerships are an absolute must. They’re located right next to each other, so if there’s one place you absolutely have to visit, it’s this one — even if it’s just to tick it off your list.