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Attēli Varšava gada Panoramio
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Tirdzniecības kategorijas Varšava |
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ceļojumu padomi un brīdinājumi Varšava
| Tūrisms |
Varšavas kapitāla Polija, pilsēta piedāvā dažādu tūrisma objektus: vēsturiskas vietas, pieminekļus, muzejus, teātrus, vietas, kas saistītas ar Marie Curie, Frederika Šopēna un komponista burvīgo mūziku. Kopš 1980, vecpilsētu, kas ir viens no galvenajiem objektiem, ir UNESCO Pasaules mantojums site. Warsaw ir viena no zaļākajām metropoles kontinentā, ar Eiropas mežinīgāko upi plūstam caur pilsētas centru. Otrā pasaules kara laikā Varšavā tika samazināts uz šķembas, tomēr viņa bija atdzīvināt un turpina uzplaukums. |
| Cultura |
Although Cracovians will beg to differ, Warsaw has often eclipsed Cracow (the 'cultural capital') in the arts. This was true in the golden age of King Stanislas Poniatowski, just as it was between the wars, when Warsaw was often referred to as the Paris of the East. In spite of the tragic odyssey of the twentieth century, the capital has made a bold comeback, and it remains at the cutting edge of modern trends. A host of lively events take place here, including the annual Warsaw Autumn Festival, bringing together luminaries in contemporary music from around the world. Every October, the International Film Festival kicks off. Throughout the year Zamek Ujazdowski showcases the best of Poland's contemporary art. |
| Sights |
Lazienki Park and Palace are both beautiful and relaxing sights to see. The palace, known as "The Palace on the Isle" is built on a lake and is accessible by foot bridges. Wander the park or enter the palace depending upon your mood and the weather. The park offers pathways and shady benches, while the palace allows visitors a glimpse into the life of its previous inhabitants. |
| Shopping |
As Poland's capital, Warsaw has attracted all the big international names in shopping, keen to take part in the country's economic resurgence. As a business hub, Warsaw is also an oasis for travellers looking for smart clothes at reasonable prices. Still, the city continues to retain its old world charm, and there are plenty of smaller stores tucked on the back streets with treasures waiting to be discovered. Happy shopping! |
| Food and drink |
Considered to be the dish which Poland is famous for, Pierogi is good for all occasions. Whether eaten in a high-class restaurant, in a Warsaw market place cafe with a cold beer, or home-cooked for a few friends – its hard not to tuck in and enjoy them. And as in last night, they can always be washed down with a few vodka shots! |
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