Warsaw, the capital of Poland and the biggest Polish town, is a place full of surprises and a dual-personality.

First, Warsaw is a city of young people, dynamic development and business activities. Its population is estimated at 1.75 million and according to sources approx 18 new people move to the city daily. This is because the city attracts a great number of people from all over the country in the pursuit of education or better job opportunities.

But Warsaw is also a city worth seeing for its interesting history and traditions. The city’s history began early 14th century and experienced its heydays in the 17-18th century. Because of total destruction, it was practically rebuilt after World War II. The faithful reconstruction of the Old Town was recognized by the UNESCO World Heritage.

Warsaw is also well known as a city of Frederic Chopin, noted for the numerous places connected with his music.

A great number of beautiful urban parks fills the city with greenery and allows the visitors the opportunity to relax after business hours. Asides from parks, there is a vibrant café, restaurant and club scene.

Every year, Warsaw’s diversity attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world.