Warsaw

Warsaw is the capital and largest city of Poland, Warsaw has seen rapid growth in recent years and is the centre of culture, history, learning and finance in Poland. The city is located on the Vistula River and was near about completely destroyed in the Second World War; Warsaw is a cosmopolitan city with hosts of attractions, hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars, pubs and shops for tourists to explore.

Warsaw's Old Town

The Warsaw's Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site; the place was destroyed in WW II and was later re-built. The Old Town is home to many an interesting sites notably The Royal Castle and also sites like the Jesuit Church and St. John's Cathedral.

The Royal Road

The Royal Road is a symbolic path linking the Royal Castle with Wilanów Royal Palace. There are also many other points of interest along the route like the Poster Museum and more.

Parks

Warsaw also has many a beautiful parks like Łazienki Royal Gardens, Botanical Gardens, Field of Mokotów, Saski Garden, Skaryszewski Park and Kabacki Forest these parks are quiet famous among tourists and locals alike.

Museums

Warsaw has a rich history and culture and about 27 museums for visitors to learn about the same, the top museums in Warsaw are The National Museum, The Centre for Contemporary Art, The Zachęta National Gallery of Art and The Warsaw Uprising Museum.