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Brand / Publisher: Państwowe Przedsiębiorstwo Wydawnictw Kartograficznych (PPWK) for Hotel \"Orbis\" Europejski and Hotel \"Victoria\" Inter-Continental.
Item: Vintage \"Map of Warsaw\" folding city street map and tourist brochure produced for guests of the Europejski and Victoria hotels in central Warsaw.
Country / Region: Warsaw city center and surrounding districts in Poland, including Śródmieście, Mokotów, Wola, Praga, and other neighborhoods. Country of origin: Poland.
Format: Large multicolor paper map printed on one side and English-language text panels on the reverse, folding down to a tall brochure with one green cover panel branded for Hotel \"Orbis\" Europejski and the other brown cover panel branded for Hotel \"Victoria\" Inter-Continental, each titled \"Map of Warsaw.\"
Map side presents a detailed street plan of central Warsaw with major avenues, districts, green spaces, and the Vistula River waterfront labeled, along with icons marking key buildings and a legend identifying hotels, LOT offices, railway stations, and bus stations in the lower right corner.
Reverse side carries extensive English text sections headed \"A Few Words About Modern History Of Warsaw,\" \"What Is Worth Seeing In Warsaw,\" \"Cultural Life Of Warsaw,\" \"Short Tours From Warsaw,\" and \"Museums (Selected),\" summarizing city history, principal sights, cultural institutions, and suggested excursions such as Żelazowa Wola and Nieborów.
Additional panels list regular cultural events, breakdown service information, selected filling stations, and promotional notes titled \"Victoria Hotel Invites You To\" and \"Europejski Hotel Invites You To,\" outlining hotel restaurants, nightlife, tourist assistance, and other guest services.
Well suited for collectors of Warsaw or Poland travel ephemera, vintage hotel advertising maps, or 1980s Eastern European city tourist guides.
