Completely destroyed during WWII, Warsaw's Old Town has be meticulously restored over the years.

Today, the Royal Łazienki Residence fulfils functions of a museum and the garden, being visited by a throng of tourists…

This modern museum covers 1000 years of Jewish history presence in Poland and is loaded with information.

Adjourned with colourful tenement buildings, a plentiful supply of restaurants and cafes, and numerous gift shops.

This museum documents the fate of Warsaw throughout World War II , destroyed four separate times.

Since this entire area was leveled during WWII, the area is now a theme-park type model of its former self and seems to…

These man made plantings form a naturalised parkland over the lake , and give tantalising glimpses of the Palace.

As part of rebuilt old town Warsaw the castle is a mix of various iterations of the achitecture of the building.

Originally commissioned by Stalin as a gift from the Soviet people’ the 231 metre structure actually takes its…

It combines a powerful , moving statue , backed up by the impressive structure of the Supreme Court of Poland .

Once the first section of the Royal Route, today it is the most illustrious street in the city.