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Warsaw Old Town

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UNESCO World Heritage Site. Historical core of the city with bustling streets, backstreet alleys, historical houses and cafés.

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UNESCO World Heritage Site. Picturesque square with historic merchants' houses. Heart of the city, full of shops and cafés.

Royal seat of the king and government was completely destroyed during World War II and then rebuilt. Most important palace in Warsaw.

A gem of modern architecture. Especially worth visiting for its roof garden with area of more than hectare and fantastic views.

Monumental fortification built in 16th century was unfortunately almost destroyed during World War II and had to be restored.

Brand new science centre full of amusing interactive exhibitions on science and technology. Comprehensible and endlessly entertaining museum!

Cathedral built in 14th century is now an unique fusion of Gothic and Baroque styles. One of the most important churches, kings were crowned here.

Another important church. There are said to be hidden urns with hearts of F. Chopin and W. Reymont in the pillars.

Office centre built by world-renowned architect Sir Norman Foster that has won many awards. A must see for all architecture enthusiasts.

This statue located in the middle of the Old Town Square is the symbol of the city. Another statue of the legendary mermaid is at the riverbank.

Official seat of the Polish president and one of the largest palaces in Warsaw. Majestic building is accompanied by the statue of prince Josef.

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