A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
It is not an exaggeration to assert that Warsaw is a city that has emerged from devastation. In 1945, 85% of the city was irreparably damaged. However, one can now stroll through the streets of the Old Town without realizing the devastation that occurred during the German invasion in 1939, the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in 1943, and the general Warsaw Uprising a year later.
Situated in Central Poland along the banks of the Vistula River, Warsaw serves as a prominent entry point for travelers to the country.
With a population of nearly two million residents, Warsaw is the largest city in Poland and the seventh-largest in the European Union.
On the shores of three picturesque lakes in North Central Indiana, Warsaw serves as the charming seat of Kosciusko County.
With the Foster + Partner designed 310m Varso Tower set to be completed in 2020, Warsaw is on track to displace London as home to the tallest building in the European Union. Closer to the ground, a youthful energy is transforming this 700-year-old survivor into an ideal location for a Central European city break.
Discover the charming and budget-friendly gems of Poland, from hearty comfort food to ancient castles and rich history.
Consider a trip to Warsaw in September. This early fall month brings a rich tapestry of cultural, musical, and even scientific events. With temperatures dropping from summer levels, strolling through the city’s parks becomes enjoyable, making sightseeing a pleasant experience. Hearty Polish food, including dumplings and stews, provides a warm and refueling treat as the fall season sets in.