places to sdee in north Poland: "Northern Poland"
General by syrenab (24 July 2003)
This is a big subject. You can read all 3 pages of my review at:
http://biega.com/npolandtour1.html
and don't forget to look sat the extra photo pages.
New Town: "Warsaw - New Town"
Attractions by LegioPL (13 July 2002)
New Town is a quieter, more reserved version of the city's Old Town. Also destroyed during World War II, it was recreated at the same time as the Old Town.
The New Town's centre piece is New Town Square which is lined by elabourately colo...more
Stare Miasto - Old Town: "Warsaw"
Attractions by LegioPL (13 July 2002)
Levelled to the ground during World War II, Warsaw's Old Town Square and the rest of the Old Town [Stare Miasto] was rebuilt in the early to late 1950's. Actually quite believable and the non-informed tourist could easily mistake the pastel coloured...more
Warsaw the city: "Worth visiting!"
General by savage (02 November 2001)
Before heading to Poland for about four days, many people told me to skip Warsaw entirely and head straight down to Krakow. I didn't in the end - I gave both 2 days of visiting. I'm glad I did because I liked Warsaw a lot more than I had expected t...more
Caffe Tonic: "the new hotspot in warsaw"
General by hemmy (27 May 2001)
wow, this place has opened just recently, and i can tell it's already a hotspot in warsaw!! the caffe has a funky modern interior, good techno music (i.e. i'm not that into techno, but i still liked it!), and really friendly (and cute!) waiters. go...more
This is a big subject. You can read all 3 pages of my review at:
http://biega.com/npolandtour1.html
and don't forget to look sat the extra photo pages.
New Town is a quieter, more reserved version of the city's Old Town. Also destroyed during World War II, it was recreated at the same time as the Old Town.
The New Town's centre piece is New Town Square which is lined by elabourately colo...
Levelled to the ground during World War II, Warsaw's Old Town Square and the rest of the Old Town [Stare Miasto] was rebuilt in the early to late 1950's. Actually quite believable and the non-informed tourist could easily mistake the pastel coloured...
