Poland Masovian Voivodeship Poland
Warsaw Old Town
Historic center in Poland's capital, reconstructed post-WWII; UNESCO site with cobblestone alleys, medieval architecture, and bustling market square.
Tips from the community
Cue the capital. In the heart of Poland (geographically) is the beating heart of Poland (figuratively). A bustling modern cityscape, Warsaw is nonetheless still anchored on its Old Town. Head there and wander the cobbled streets by quaint cafés and pastel-colored guild houses – you’d hardly believe the whole district was entirely rebuilt after WWII. The strange Museum of Pharmacy is worth a pitstop for its retro lab gear and vials of make-believe poison.
jrfrancis 4 years ago
Warsaw Old Town Articles
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41 of the Best Things to Do in Poland
Read more...In a whirlwind of potato-packed pierogi dumplings, Slavic churches, cobbled old towns, and smoky sheep’s cheese, Poland unfolds from the icy waves of the Baltic Sea to the rock-topped crags of the Tatras. From north to south, it packs in all sorts to entertain travelers. You’ll come face to face with grunting bison in old-growth […]