Every citizen of Poland should possess at least the basic knowledge regarding the history of the country and the capital itself. Tourists of this country are also encouraged to indulge in our complex history, especially if they are planning to visit famous landmarks across Warsaw – after all, observation and sightseeing are greatly enhanced with… Continue Reading »
A hotel in the centre of Warsaw – the best form of accommodation
Warsaw is a city with a highly developed accommodation base, and it’s not surprising considering the capital is the largest tourist centre in the Masovian Voivodeship. We can utilise copious amounts of accommodation possibilities, but it’s the hotels (offering comfortable rooms and apartments) that enjoy the most popularity. While mountain, seaside or countryside tourist resorts… Continue Reading »
A hotel fit for a delegation in Warsaw
Companies that aim to establish new business contacts should strive to continuously participate in meetings, fairs, conventions or conferences within their industry. These usually take place in large cities, adapted to receive numerous national and international guests. Cities have greater communication range, and airport is usually at hand. A variety of such events are held… Continue Reading »
Autumn in the city – top attractions in Warsaw
The colours of autumn Autumn is a very beautiful season of the year, especially in Poland where everything turns red and orange. The colours of autumn in Poland are mostly associated with leaves turning red, orange and brown – therefore autumn’s popular colours are various shades of red, orange, yellow or brown. They are all… Continue Reading »
Warsaw city centre – the best attractions
Warsaw’s history – past relieved Warsaw is the capital city of Poland with a very interesting history. What’s striking is the fact that during World War II Warsaw was almost completely destroyed. The city suffered really serious damage but still managed to rise from the ashes. Today’s Warsaw is filled with the remnants of its… Continue Reading »