[:en]Poland Road Trip: Warsaw[:]

This post is part of the series [:en]Poland Road Trip[:fr]Road Trip en Pologne[:]

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Warsaw Old Town

The Old Town of Warsaw was rebuilt after World War II and it’s listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1980 (as “an outstanding example of a near-total reconstruction of a span of history covering the 13th to the 20th century). You can definitely feel the “quasi-total reconstruction” as some of the buildings in the Old Town are still under renovation.

Castle Square

Royal Castle

Old Town Market Square

Castle Square

The Barbican

St. Anne’s Church

Presidential Palace

Visitationist Church

Staszic Palace

Visitationist Church

The Hotel Bristol

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Royal Łazienki Park

After spending some time visiting the old town and having lunch in a typical Polish restaurant, walk along the famous street Krakowskie Przedmieście, till the Royal Łazienki Park, where many animals such as squirrels, peacocks and ducks came to welcome us!
I think it’s my favorite place in Warsaw, as it combines history, nature, architecture and animals.