If you enjoyed my previous articles in which we discussed wandering around Copenhagen and Vilnius, you’ll definitely love exploring Warsaw.
The best time to visit the city is in July and August when it’s cool enough to not break a sweat and hot enough to enjoy summer. The city which has quite a combination of both old and modern textures is located by the river of Vistula.
The historic
Old Town,
which was reconstructed after World War II, with its late 18th century
characteristics, is a must-see. You can start your walk from the
Nowy Świat Street
which will take you straight to the Old Town.
Then you can go to the
Powiśle
area and take a walk on the newly renovated promenade on the riverfront. There are also lots of cafes, bars and restaurants where you can shake off the exhaustion of the day. On
Sundays, there are many parks where you can enjoy nature or listen to pianists from around the world playing Chopin.
Photos: Wikipedia.org.