The Polish capitalWarsawdestroyed almost completely by the Nazis during the war, replete with old architectural landmarks. However, despite this, the city has lots of interesting cultural venues and great restaurants with amazing dishes of Polish national cuisine. Through Warsaw hosts a number of rail and air routes, so often the town used by tourists as a transit point for ferries to other cities in Europe. Warsaw itself has a large variety of vehicles, including buses and trams, and the metro line passing through the city. The climate is temperate, with mild winters and hot summers. The main influx of tourists is observed in warm seasons. Warsaw is very diverse with all sorts of hotels, with quite reasonable prices for two-star rooms and five star. You can expect cozy rooms with stylish interiors, saunas and excellent service, as well as gyms and swimming pools. In the city there is a very small selection of tour routes, and dominated by the usual Hiking through the lush streets and shady parks. Most of the Polish sites is religious architecture. Interesting to visit the Church of St. Martinian, built in the early twentieth century, which, prior to joiningPolandthe Catholic religion was Orthodox, and after that became the Cathedral of the Holy spirit. Among the other churches of Warsaw, the Cathedral of Mary Magdalene, located on Avenue of Solidarity, built and consecrated in the late 60-ies of the XIX century. The town also has churches belonging to the Orthodox diocese. For example – Cathedral of the Alexander Nevsky, built according to the project of Leonty Benois in the late NINETEENTH century.
Monument of fortification architecture of Poland is Aleksandrovskaya fortress, built by order of Emperor Nicholas I, after it was suppressed the Polish uprising of the late NINETEENTH century.
As has been said – in Warsaw there are a huge number of food service establishments. Mostly, the restaurants and cafes in the city have small sizes that can be perfectly suitable for an intimate romantic date. In addition to traditional local dishes in many restaurants of the city are given the opportunity to sample Italian and Mediterranean dishes.
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