Tourism in Warsaw... the post-World War II giant

Weather of Arabia - Warsaw is a huge city that contains many areas worth visiting to see its tourist and historical attractions and to enjoy the best restaurants, nightlife and accommodation, as well as unlimited shopping opportunities.

It is the capital and largest city of Poland , with a population of 1.7 million. It is located on the Vistula River or Vista in Polish, 350 km from the Baltic Sea in the north and the same distance from the Carpathian Mountains in the south.

The capital of Poland in the Middle Ages was the southern city of Krakow, but Warsaw has been the country's capital since 1596, and has grown to become the largest city in Poland and the urban and commercial center of the country. It was completely destroyed during World War II, but it recovered itself from the ashes.

Today, almost all buildings in Warsaw can be said to date from the post-World War II period, with a few older buildings confined to the Stare Miasto (Old Town) and Nowe Miasto (New Town) neighborhoods, as well as some monuments.

Tourist areas in Warsaw

The central area or Centrum is the most lively and famous for tourists coming to the city, and it includes many neighborhoods that are represented in each of Orudmichi, Fula, Mokotov, Solibors, Ochota, Praga Poknuk, Praga Bodni

The Centrum district also includes the famous Warsaw Old Town. It is made up of six diverse districts and is made up of a mixture of prestigious industrial areas and residential neighborhoods. It is here that most travelers spend their time in Warsaw, as most of the main attractions and hotels are located in Orudemici, Voula and Mokotov.

In addition to other areas of the city, the popularity of southern Warsaw is growing. Here is the southern station of the Royal Road, consisting of Vilanov, which is home to the famous Vilanov Palace, and Ursynov, where the Natolin Historical Park and Nature Reserve is located. It also hosts the European Natolin College in Potocki Palace.