Warsaw Map, Poland

Warsaw Sightseeing

Warsaw city New Town attractions include historical sites like the Lazienki Palace, Water Palace and Wilanow Palace. Standing in the Lazienki Park, on the edge of a lake the Lazienki Palace is famous for its serene beauty. The Water Palace was used by the Polish royal family as their summer residence. Wilanow Palace, like Lazienki Palace stands amidst a park, the Wilanow Park. read more

Warsaw Nightlife

·   Klub Harenda. The place is designed to be a beer hall during summer while it transforms into a club during winter. The interior is good but not great. On the other hand, the patio is very enticing. Live music plays on the background while everyone is unwinding. read more

Warsaw History

Steps were taken to rebuild the city and restore its lost glory immediately after the conclusion of the World War. Warsaw once again became the capital but the Communist regime (directed by Communist Soviet Union) was not really effective. The first free election of Poland was held in 1989 and the Communist Party was voted out of power. In the following years, Warsaw saw economic boom and today, Warsaw is not way... read more

Warsaw Travel Guide

Warsaw, which also has other names, is Poland's capital and biggest city.  It has a population of 1,706,624 as of 2007, with its metropolitan area having a 3,350,000 population.  Warsaw is the European Union's 8th biggest city as well.  The older spellings of the city's name in Polish were Warszowa and Warszewa, which means “owned by Warsz”.  The name was attributed by a fisherman and his wife.  Warsz owned a... read more