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Two independent clues converge. (1) The black shop sign on the right reads “NEWLOOK’S”; web search identifies NEWLOOK’s Institute, a cosmetology salon, at ul. Gałczyńskiego 5, 00-362 Warszawa, Śródmieście (just off Nowy Świat). (2) The parked moped’s plate reads “WB 8799” — a Polish EU plate with the “WB” Warsaw city registration prefix, consistent with all other blue-band plates in frame. Municipal records confirm ul. K.I. Gałczyńskiego is a short street running from ul. Foksal to Ordynacka in Śródmieście Północne, a quiet block-paved back lane off Nowy Świat — matching the photo (grey block-paver roadway, ball-topped cast-iron bollards, converted tenement fronts, mature lime trees, gentle downhill slope on the Warsaw escarpment). The neo-Renaissance twin-gabled mustard/ochre building with a modern grey rooftop addition closing the vista is consistent with the buildings terminating this street. Reverse image search and EXIF returned nothing usable; the conclusion rests on the signage plus plate.