Monuments and memorials can be found throughout Warsaw, but one of the city’s ... the architecture at the adjacent Supreme Court of Poland. This monument welcomes visitors 24 hours a day.

In Warsaw, cinema transcends mere entertainment – it’s an immersive journey through history, art, and the magic of ...

book a guided walking tour of the former Warsaw Ghetto to learn more about this sad chapter in Poland’s history. The tour traces the remnants of the ghetto walls, hidden memorials and landmarks ...

One of Warsaw's most popular thoroughfares is Krakowskie ... Chopin once lived), the 17th-century Presidential Palace and monuments for notable Polish figures like Adam Mickiewicz and Nicolaus ...

List of over one hundred of the largest and most significant historical buildings in Poland: castles and keeps (including royal residences), palaces and park complexes, urban complexes, church ...

Its capital’s new confident gleam mirrors Poland’s growing ... As well as rebirth, Warsaw has shown remarkable powers of reinvention with its communist landmarks, too. Rather than demolish ...