Warsaw is a fascinating city which combines a rich history and culture with a forward thinking modern lifestyle. There are plenty of attractions for visitors including many fine historical buildings and this city is also known for its friendly welcome and lively nightlife. There are many excellent cafes, bars, nightclubs and restaurants and as well as traditional Polish dishes you can also enjoy diverse international cuisines. 
There are also a number of green open spaces in Warsaw which make pleasant areas to relax on a warm afternoon. Several free classical concerts are also held in the parks during the summer which are very popular with visitors and locals.
Although the Old Town was heavily damaged during WWII the city began a committed project to rebuilding this area in the 1970’s and it was restored to its former glory again. This area has some wonderful examples of historic buildings and has been awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Warsaw has a Royal Castle (Zamek Królewski) and this was the seat of the Polish Kings during the 17th and 18th centuries. You can also visit the Wilanów Palace, which is a stunning baroque palace that was built as a summer residence for King Jan III Sobieski in the late 1600’s.
Warsaw has a number of excellent museums which celebrate Poland’s rich history and culture. The Warsaw National Museum (Muzeum Narodowe w Warszawie) houses an impressive art collection with galleries of Polish, European and Egyptian paintings and artifacts.
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