Old Town of Warsaw

The Old Town of Warsaw is the historic heart of Poland’s capital, originally founded in the 13th century. It features colorful, medieval-style buildings, a charming main market square, and landmarks like the Royal Castle and St. John's Cathedral. Rebuilt after extensive destruction in World War II, it reflects Warsaw’s resilience and rich history. Today, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage site, blending preserved architecture with lively cafes, shops, and cultural sites, offering visitors a glimpse into Warsaw’s past amidst a vibrant, modern atmosphere.