Opisz po angielsku najciekawsze miejsca w warszawie dla kogoś z obcego kraju: pałac kultury hula kula stare miasto stadion narodowy park nad wisłą centrum warszawy: sklepy kluby bary ect. Prosze o szybką pomoc.
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If we stop briefly in Warsaw, an obligatory point of our stay should be a visit to the Old Town. This is not just part of town. It's living cultural capital, in the season, becoming the stage for outdoor concerts and theatrical performances corpse, a gallery for artists. Going down to the Vistula romantic streets, resounding music, stylish cafes will allow for a break after visiting the museums. Old Town is a paradise for lovers of sacred art. Old Town after the war rebuilt so faithfully that it was on the World Heritage List of Cultural and Natural Heritage.
From the old town is worth a stroll Royal Route - the most representative thoroughfare of the city. This route, linking the Royal Castle with palaces in Lazienki and Wilanow. Shaped by centuries, captivates climate palaces, churches, bourgeois tenements, government offices. Walk the Royal Way is a journey through the centuries - it lasts only an hour, and you know the history of our magnificent city. Later we already bus or car, to go further, to Wilanów the summer residence of King Jan III Sobieski. See the palace of the rich interiors and walk through the alleys of the historic park.
Cemetery was founded in 1790, designed by D. Merlini - the court architect of king Stanislaw August Poniatowski. The catacombs are the ashes of those around the king and his family. Here also preserved numerous historic tombs, often of considerable artistic value. On the back alley of the catacombs of Merit, with the tombs of many famous Poles.
Before World War II, Warsaw was the second in Europe and the world's fourth cluster of the Jewish population lived here for about 400 000 Jews, representing nearly 30 percent. total population of the capital. This world has finally gone back in time with the Germans carried out by the liquidation of the Warsaw Ghetto. Today, among the few traces remained Jewish Cemetery, Umschlagplatz commemorating the martyrdom of Jews - from where the Germans were deported to the Treblinka death camp of about 300 000 people, or Nozyk Synagogue.
Otherwise impressed by watching the neighborhoods built after the war. In the years 1949-1956 Polish architects had been imposed a new "socialist in content and national in form 'style - socialist realism, postulating compliance with the ideological vision of the world Marxist theses, communication forms, optimism, favoring labor issues, class struggle and the traditions of the labor movement. An example is constructed in 1952 Marszalkowska Residential District (MDM) and Palace of Culture and Science.