Warsaw: Polish capital - fall in love with this city!

Warsaw: the Polish capital. For some, one of the most beautiful places in Poland. For others, it is a symbol of the rush of life, "corpses", businessmen rushing around town to wear ties - the ubiquitous traffic jam. We are definitely in the first group. Of course, Warsaw dictates the fast pace of life - but it has many interesting places, both in terms of history and tourism. You can fall in love with it upon closer acquaintance. What's worth seeing in the capital?

Warsaw, the Polish capital - an important history of the Polish nation

Warsaw has many charming places that can bring us closer to important historical events. Must see:

Royal Castle in Warsaw

Baroque-Classicist royal castle located in Warsaw at Plac Zamkowy 4. In the very center of the city. Visiting Warsaw is one of the most important attractions. It serves as a museum and representative. Originally the residence of the dukes of Mazovia, and from the XNUMXth century the seat of the authorities of the First Republic: the king and the Seym (the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate).

Warsaw. What attractions to see?

Palace of Culture and Science

This building cannot be missed. Monumental building - impresses with its power. the tallest building in Poland, located in the center of Warsaw at Plac Defilad 1. The owner of the building is the capital city of Warsaw. The palace is the seat of the Council of the Capital City of Of Warsaw, which debates in the Warsaw Hall. The building has 42 floors, entering the top floor, we can admire the unique panorama of Warsaw and the surrounding area.

Palace of Culture and Science - what does it impress with?

Old Town

The Old Town is constantly teeming with life. An unusual tourist center that impresses all the time with cobbled streets and medieval buildings renovated after World War II. The Old Town Square - a bustling square, surrounded by old burghers' houses and elegant restaurants serving Polish cuisine. Stare MIasto - this is where difficult events for the Polish nation related to the Warsaw Uprising took place.

Royal bathroom

The interiors and gardens make an amazing impression. A palace and garden complex in Warsaw founded in the 80th century by Stanisław August Poniatowski. The name comes from the Baroque Bathhouse, built in the XNUMXs.

Warsaw and a beautiful view of the Vistula River.

Warsaw - what else is worth seeing?

Of course, these are not all attractions. To present them all, we would need several separate texts. The next "must see" points during a trip to Warsaw are:

• Museum of King Jan III's Palace at Wilanów,

• Warsaw Uprising Museum,

• The Fryderyk Chopin Museum in Warsaw,

• Centrum Nauki Copernicus,

• Old Town Square in Warsaw,

• POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews,

• Palace on the Island,

• The presidential palace,

• Barbican in Warsaw.

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Warsaw - the Polish capital - a constant inspiration for artists ...

Warsaw is attractions for everyone. For lovers of history or entertainment - charming pubs, restaurants (with regional cuisine, but also world cuisine), nightclubs for lovers of nightclubs are abundant. Warsaw draws in - draws in and still inspires artists. Representatives of various fields of art: painters, writers, film directors. Among others, Lady Pank ("Warsaw Station), Beata Kozidrak and Bajm (" Taka Warszawa ") and of course the unforgettable Czesław Niemen (" Dream about Warsaw ") sang about Warsaw. While encouraging you to visit the capital, let us recall this moving piece that still evokes many emotions. This cover is performed by musicians of even the very young generation.