Inżynierska 3 Warsaw

Inżynierska 3 in Warsaw is an address in Praga-Północ associated with Warsaw artists. The tour material presents it as one place where Warsaw artists have lived or worked at some point, making the address distinctive for its connection to the city's artistic community.

What is Inżynierska 3 in Warsaw known for?

Inżynierska 3 is known in the available material as an address linked to Warsaw artists who have lived or worked there. This is a specific address in Warsaw's Praga-Północ district, not a general description of Praga or a reference to the separate city of Radom.

The artist connection is not presented here as an institutional history or an official exhibition site. It is the address itself that matters: the tour identifies Inżynierska 3 as a place connected with artists at different points, giving you a precise location to notice within Praga-Północ.

What can you notice at the entrance to Inżynierska 3?

Look for the plaque in front of the entrance, which names Paweł Althamer as one of the artists currently living at the address. His name gives the artist connection a physical marker at Inżynierska 3 rather than leaving it as an abstract claim about the neighbourhood.

The entrance also has an intercom, or “domofon”, number highlighted by the source material. You can note the number as part of the detail recorded at the address; the material suggests keeping it to be able to reach out later, but it does not establish access, opening hours, or whether contact will be successful.

How can you find Inżynierska 3 as part of a walk through Praga?

Inżynierska 3 appears as stop 16 of 18 on Looking for the perfect artist's studio (Praga district). Follow that route if you want to place this artist-connected address within a wider walk, while remembering that stop 16 is not described as the route's final checkpoint.