Tartaczna Street Apartment

Tartaczna Street Apartment Overview

Tartaczna Street Apartment sits tucked between the narrow lanes of the Old Town, just a stone’s throw from the bustling Fishmarket Square—well, not literally next to it, but enough to hear the clatter of fishmongers from the courtyard at dawn. I first stumbled across it on a rainy October afternoon when I was chasing the last of the amber light through the cobbles. The name itself, “Tartaczna,” is a nod to the old Polish word for “tart,” hinting at the bakery that used to sit there before the war. The building is a classic 19th‑century tenement with a brass door—so much so that the key fits like a puzzle piece, which was a tiny thrill for me.

When you step inside, the first thing that hits you is the scent of fresh coffee and the soft hum of a radiator that never quite hits the right temperature on cold mornings. The living area is decked out in mismatched furniture that feels like a curated thrift shop; the sofa is oddly plush, and the framed

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