Things to do in Warsaw

Warsaw lies in the heart of east-central Poland in Central Europe. Its long history as a thriving cultural center is reflected in the grand palaces and parks along the Royal Route, imposing post-war architecture, Jewish heritage museums, performing arts scene, and the capital city’s love for all things Chopin. Old meets new in Warsaw’s historic neighborhoods spruced up by graffiti or street art and fine-dining restaurants serving traditional Warsaw cuisine with a modern twist.

A visit to the beautiful city of Warsaw should be mandatory for any tourist going on a trip to Poland. This bustling and picturesque metropolis is the heart of the country and is dubbed the Phoenix City because it rose from the ashes of World War II and reconstructed itself into the world cultural hub that is today. Take the opportunity to immerse yourself in the eclectic confluence of its past and present by roaming the historic streets of its Old Town as well as discover the trendy and ever-evolving flair of its art and club scenes as you watch them burst into life at night. The Polish capital will surely make your trip to the country worthwhile.