Warsaw

Warsaw is the capital of Poland since 1611. Krakow was the capital of Poland before. If you arrive to Warsaw by train you may think that the capital of Poland is absolutely modernized in European way.  There are really some places in the city not modernized but mixed in some way. There is a combination of old architecture and modern buildings but Polish people keep care the heritage they get from the ancestors for the following generations. But the main sightseeing “Old Town” in Warsaw corresponds to the Warsaw before World War II. This district was rebuilt to become one of the most attractive sightseeing in Poland. It is really a medieval city with original system of streets, facades of Renaissance. Warsaw can definitely offer breathtaking views, great places, cozy restaurants and cafes with delicious food…

In the streets of Old Town and New Town in Warsaw you can feel the breath of history in the traditional Polish restaurants. From the Old Town to the New one the road leads through the thick walls of Barbican. Here you can see the house where Maria Sklodowska was born – a great woman, a Nobel laureate. The dome of the Sakramentky (Benedicts) monastery church is truly worth of seeing. This monastery was founded by Marysienka Sobieski, the queen of Poland, from the French family d’Arkven. On the bank of the Vistula, on the escarpment, there are a lot of couple usually – they enjoy such a pleasant time and view the last of the major European rivers free of dams.

Today, in the Old and New Town reigns festive atmosphere – there are easels of painters everywhere, tourists are making photo and video memories of the picturesque Warsaw.

The royal gardens of Lazienkowsky Park, where one can find a beautiful lake in a shady park with strolling peacocks. There is the Palace on the Water – the summer royal residence of 18 th century.

In Warsaw Lazienky Park there is a monument to Frederic Chopin, next to which there is the summer open-air for classical music concerts.

Reservation Online Service (HROS) offers to stay in Warsaw as long as in necessary to enjoy all the beauty and interests the city can demonstrate but the only thing you should do is online hotel booking. HROS offers a great number of cheap hotels Warsaw and luxury apartments as well. Hotels in Warsaw is a high standard staying independently of hotel class.

Warsaw is a business, political and educational center of Poland – there are the Academy of Sciences, 13 higher education institutions, about 27 museums and 20 theaters, the National Philharmonic in the capital of Poland. Various industrial and trade exhibitions take place in Warsaw.

That was short flight from Warsaw (Poland) to Helsinki( Finland).Then I had another airplane MD-11 from Helsinki to New York (JFK Airport)

At around 3:58am, sheriffs deputy Brandon Roberts was driving west bound on US 42 when he noticed a water main leaking near the community action center. The water company fixed the leak today and now there is a boil water advisory issued until further notice for the residents who live on the west side of this city.

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Holocaust survivors Halina Birenbaum, Masha Putermilch, and Yosef Charny describe the mass deportations from the Warsaw ghetto in the summer of 1942. The video is an excerpt from the film “The Mass Deportation from the Warsaw Ghetto” in the Holocaust History Museum in Yad Vashem. For more information: www1.yadvashem.org Or in Hebrew: www1.yadvashem.org

Them Crooked Vultures – Warsaw (live @ Rock Am Ring Festival, Nürburgring, Germany – 04/06/2010). Josh Homme / Dave Grohl / John Paul Jones / Alain Johannes

The Warsaw Uprising of 1944 saw its citizens take on the might of the Nazis alone. ‘Timewatch’ tells how Britain abandoned these people to their fate in one of the most heroic military operations undertaken by any resistance movement in World War II.

Them Crooked Vultures – Warsaw (live @ Rock Am Ring Festival, Nürburgring, Germany – 04/06/2010). Josh Homme / Dave Grohl / John Paul Jones / Alain Johannes

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The Warsaw Uprising of 1944 saw its citizens take on the might of the Nazis alone. ‘Timewatch’ tells how Britain abandoned these people to their fate in one of the most heroic military operations undertaken by any resistance movement in World War II.