Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is a fascinating city with a distinct character. A harmonious mix of old and new architectural styles reflects the city’s tumultuous past and resilience to rebuild after the destruction of World War II. Exploring this vibrant metropolis will help you understand why it’s called the “Phoenix City.” If you’re looking for the best areas to ...
One of the things that Warsaw and Copenhagen have in common is having a mermaid statue as a symbol of the city. The main difference though, is that the Polish version is 200 miles away from the nearest coastline, so she has to make do with swimming in a little fountain located on the Rynek Starego Miasta Square, right in ...