Warsaw is a unique city, which is truly proud of its rich past and centuries-old cultural heritage.
Probably one of the popular places Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is the Palace Square. It is from here that most excursions in the old town begins. Although I will immediately note that Warsaw was very destroyed during the Second World War, so most of the architectural monuments were restored in the second half of the 20th century.
So, the royal palace, located on the square and stunning with his beauty, was rebuilt in the 1970s. Nowadays, an art museum is located in the palace, and in special cases there are performances and concerts. Having visited the museum, you can admire the luxurious interiors of the Royal Regions, the Seimator hall or the Hall of the Senate and see much more. In the very center of the square, a column of Sigismund dedicated to the famous Polish king is towers.
Very close there is another, very picturesque and colorful, the area is a market. Here you can not only sit in one of the numerous cozy cafes, listen to street musicians or watch passersby, but also take a picture of a real unwashed symbol of the city - the sculpture of the Little Mermaid, a truly adorning this place.
If you want something unusual, you can look at the roof of the Warsaw Library to admire the picturesque open-air garden. Anyone who wants absolutely free, and the impressions obtained are simply indescribable.
From the Castle Square, the royal tract begins, which is the true property of the old city. Walking along this part of Warsaw, you can see the famous Warsaw University, a monument to Adam Mitskevich and the residence of the President of Poland. Closes the tract area of three crosses.
Introducing the old town, it is impossible to leave here, without seeing Barbakan, which served as a reliable protection of the city in the dark and dangerous Middle Ages.
If you suddenly tired of wandering around Warsaw's streets, you must certainly look into the Lazenkovsky Park, in which you can not only enjoy the wonderful landscape, but also to relax. There is also a unique palace on the water.
One of the most beautiful palaces of Warsaw is rightfully considered to be the Palace, which is also called "Small Versaille" for his luxury and exquisite beauty.
You can admire the highest building not only Warsaw, but also all Poland - the Palace of Culture and Science, towering more than 200 meters. On the 30th floor there is a special observation deck, which opens an unsurpassed panoramic view of the capital.
If time allows, you can admire the Warsaw airport, which is close to the city center. Driving 15-20 minutes by tram from the Central Railway Station, you can admire the masterpiece of already modern architecture and watch the work of the terminals.
Being in Warsaw, be sure to go somewhere to taste the satisfying and delicious dishes of local cuisine and feel the atmosphere of Polish coziness. Stroll through the streets of the city to surprise how the capital of Poland is not like a former socialist city, as it is close in spirit to leading European centers and how proud of its inhabitants with their rich history are.