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Warsaw, the capital city of Poland, is an important cultural, political, and economic hub of the country. Situated on the Vistula River, Warsaw showcases a rich history that spans centuries. The city is known for its impressive mix of modern and historical architecture, including the Royal Castle, Wilanów Palace, and the post-war reconstructed Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Warsaw is also a vibrant center for arts and education, home to numerous museums, theaters, and universities. The annual Warsaw Film Festival and Chopin Piano Competition highlight its cultural significance. As a metropolis, it has ample green spaces like Łazienki Park and a bustling nightlife, making it a sought-after destination for both tourists and residents.

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5 días en Polonia: Varsovia y Cracovia

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5 days / 4 nights

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Varsovia Cracovia Castillo Real Ruta Real Castillo de Wawel Plaza del Mercado Kazimierz

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7 días en Polonia: Cracovia, Varsovia y Gdańsk

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7 days / 6 nights

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Cracovia Auschwitz Varsovia Gdańsk

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Points of interest

Old Town

The Old Town is considered the historic heart of Warsaw, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is home to the Market Square, Sigismund's Column and the Barbican and a maze of cobbled streets, shops, restaurants and cafes.

Palace of Culture and Science

It is a Soviet-style skyscraper that dominates the city skyline offering an observation deck with panoramic views of Warsaw. It houses museums, theaters, concert halls and offices.

Warsaw

Warsaw is the sprawling capital of Poland. Its wide architectural variety reflects the city's long and turbulent history, from Gothic churches and neoclassical palaces to Soviet-era apartment blocks and modern skyscrapers. The old town was restored after the severe damage it suffered during World War II. Its core is the Market Square, with pastel-colored buildings and outdoor cafes. The Warsaw Mermaid Monument in its center is a symbol of the city.