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Warsaw Travel Guide

It is often said that Warsaw bares some resemblance to the mythical Phoenix. Having been completely destroyed in WW2, the city somehow managed to lift itself from the ashes. Warsaw's all about change now. You wouldn't recognize the city if you last saw it ten years ago.

About Warsaw

Warsaw covers an area of 199.6 sq. miles (517 square Km) and is estimated to have a population of 1.9 million people being the 8th largest city in the European Union. It is the capital of Poland and its largest city..also one of the most important economic and cultural centres in Poland.

Restauracja Polska

restaura.jpgThis is widely held to be the place to come for Polish food. Even the sceptics leave here happy. The traditional and old-fashioned styling complements the classic food. Attention to smaller details such as cutlery and tableware make this an elegant place. It is a great place for small groups or for a romantic table for two. This is traditional Polish food - the kind that Poles love and foreigners quickly begin to appreciate upon tasting. The emphasis is on classic, rather than modern…

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