Old Town (Warsaw)

Old Town (Stare Miasto) in Warsaw is a historic area that showcases the city’s rich heritage. It was largely destroyed during World War II but meticulously rebuilt in the 1950s, reflecting its original 13th-century architecture. Notable features include the Royal Castle, cobblestone streets, and Market Square, which is surrounded by colorful buildings and lively cafes. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Old Town is a symbol of resilience and revival, drawing visitors with its cultural significance and charm, making it a central hub for history, art, and Polish national identity.