Cities of the Vistula
Travel via Germany to Poland’s Vistula cities, from Warsaw’s modern quarters to Gdańsk’s port history and Toruń’s old town.
Warsaw, Poland’s capital, is a city of resilience and renewal. The Old Town, meticulously rebuilt after World War II, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Warsaw Uprising Museum and POLIN Museum of Jewish History reflect its poignant past, while its vibrant cultural scene and modern skyscrapers showcase a forward-looking energy. Warsaw is a city of contrasts and depth.
Neighbourhoods in and around Warsaw
Holidays by land and sea
Explore Łazienki Park, Warsaw’s largest, with landscaped gardens, the Palace on the Isle, Royal Sculpture Gallery, 18th-century theatre, Myślewicki Palace and Chopin concerts by the Chopin Monument.
Discover the Warsaw Rising Museum to learn about the Polish resistance in WWII. Interactive exhibits and artefacts offer powerful insights into the city’s history and its heroic resilience.
Explore Warsaw’s Old Town, rebuilt after WWII and now a UNESCO site. Stroll its cobbled streets, admire colourful facades and visit landmarks like the Royal Castle and St John’s Archcathedral.
Visit the POLIN Museum to discover Poland’s Jewish history through interactive exhibits, artefacts and multimedia displays. Learn about Jewish culture, the Holocaust and post-war community life.
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