myhive Warsaw Spire

myhive Warsaw Spire is a 220-metre office tower at Plac Europejski in Warsaw’s Rondo Daszyńskiego business district. Its curved glass form stands out among the newer towers, while the surrounding plaza gives you room to pause among fountains, art and cafés. The complex also includes the Meet and Eat restaurant, where food is sold by weight, and a Zdrofit gym on level 5 with city views. Come for the architecture and public square; access to the tower’s upper floors is not specified.

The tower and its setting

Warsaw Spire is the central tower of a three-building office complex near Rondo Daszyńskiego. At 220 metres, it is among Warsaw’s tallest buildings and part of the newer business district that has grown around the roundabout.

The complex is arranged around Plac Europejski, a public space with fountains, cafés and an art gallery. The plaza gives the office buildings a place to meet and walk through, and is a useful stop if you are heading to the nearby Warsaw Uprising Museum.

Food, fitness and access

Meet and Eat serves food sold by weight, so you can choose what to put on your plate. Zdrofit gym is on level 5 and is noted for its city views. The complex also has office and study spaces, but access to its upper floors and facilities is not described as generally open to visitors.

The elevator system can be difficult to navigate without guidance. If you are visiting for a specific business or facility, ask for directions before going up. There is no on-site Wi-Fi noted, so bring your own connection if you need internet access.