WARSAW the capital of Poland is a vibrant up and coming city. It still retains its old historical heritage whilst moving forward into the modern era.

The old town provides both a physical and symbolic expression of the cities spirit while the city centre and Vistula river areas are populated with a whole host of shops, cafes and restaurants. Wander Warsaw’s streets; bask in the history and the sunshine. Grab a drink at a beer garden before popping into one of it's many bars and clubs for an amazing night out.

It is located in the very heart of the country, close to the geometrical centre of Europe. There are few places with equally interesting history and relics of the past, places where the past intertwines with the present, giving the city a unique, cosmopolitan character.

The beer is cheap, the entertainment great and the hospitality of the local people fantastic - you will certainly have a great time in this wonderful city.

As in every other European capital, Warsaw has many tourist attractions which make it easier to get to know the city better and which are worth taking advantage of, particularly in the summer. If you are visiting Warsaw for the first time, you will be surprised how much the city has to offer and how many places there are to see and things to do.