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<\/p>\nWarsaw, the capital of Poland is one of the most remarkable examples of European capitals, one that marries its medieval heritage to modern day era. Leaving\u00a0behind the dark times of German and Soviet occupation when this once charming city was annihilated, Warsaw has been reborn from its ashes and calls upon you to visit it. The time has come for you to discover the many faces of Warsaw through a trip to the Polish capital that will be organized to the slightest detail by Yanna Tours just for you. Shall we begin our first walk around the city with the modern skyscrapers and the quaint neighborhoods now?<\/p>\n
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Start your exploration of this powerful city by walking through the Royal Street with ultimate destination the Old Town. This road has wide sidewalks making a walk there extremely enjoyable and relaxing, since you can visit many intriguing sites such as the church of Saint Anna, the Presidential Palace, Kazimierz Palace,\u00a0the local University, but also Warsaw Castle. Reaching the end of the Royal Street you will come before the imposing Old Town square, and once in the Old Town, it is hard to imagine that this city did not exist 70 years ago.<\/p>\n
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After the extermination of the residents by the Germans and the bombardment of the city, the remaining Polish rebuilt and renovated the remaining buildings in such ways that nothing attests to those bad times. The renovations were made based on original plans of the 18th<\/sup> century so the visitor wanders in a dreamy Old Town that UNESCO has included in the World Heritage Monuments list. Make a stop at one of the traditional caf\u00e9s and restaurants of the Square where during the summer you might even find sunbeds. Wandering musicians and street performers set the pace for an energetic and vibrant route towards the statue of \u201cthe Mermaid of Warsaw\u201d and Warsaw Cathedral, before you head to the Barbican that separates the old from the new city, where are you we find a quaint square with restaurants, and further ahead, a pristine white church with a towering turquoise dome dominating the landscape, St Kazimierz.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Walking through the modern center of the city, you will find yourselves in front of the most controversial building of Warsaw, the \u201cPalace of Science and Culture \u201c. It is the eighth tallest building in Europe, a skyscraper donated by Stalin in 1950. Soviet architecture together with art deco elements have produced a building which, even though it is quite interesting, it has brought forth intense controversy for its aesthetic, to the point where the locals have come to call it the \u201cbirthday cake\u201d. Still this building remains a place that hosts festivals, cinema events and various exhibitions, whereas the last floor is ideal to enjoy a breathtaking view to the sunset.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/yannatours.gr\/\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/01\/Yanna-Tours-Warsaw-3-1024x683.jpg\")
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