Warsaw and Central Poland

Mazovia is really heart of Poland. Mazovia region even more intriguing are its medieval castle and palace ruins, the abundance of church architecture and gentry manor-houses, including the manorhouse in Żelazowa Wola – the birthplace of Frederic Chopin. Warsow – capital city of Poland – is not only bussines place full of modern skyscrapers, its atmosphere of old, pre-war city which can be felt in the streets of the Old Town, in Lazienki Parkand at the Royal Castle. Warsaw is a city of large parks, gardens and palaces, of which Wilanow is a place particularly worth visiting. Lowicz is also a very interesting town because of ist cultural heritage – here many stunning and interesting folklore products .Kazimierz Dolny is one of the most beautiful Polish towns, located approximately 2 hours drive from Warsaw, with its charming houses, castle ruins, old barns and a nice city market inspires artists and attracts tourists from the whole country for years.

Our schedule for this area – strongly recommended

Warsaw – capital city of Poland – in many options: „Classic Warsow” sight-seeing, „Warsow by night” and „Warsow - communism tour”
Żelazowa Wola – the birthplace of Chopin
Kazimierz Dolny – is one of the most beautiful Polish town
Łowicz – folklored products and manufactures
Kampinoski National Park – scenery full of historical castles and lime rocks

Warsaw

full of modern skyscrapers is not only the capital of Poland and business center of our country. Warsaw is primarily a symbol for all Poles. A symbol of steadfast faith in the independence, the city, which was the arena of many uprisings for independence – the most famous – the Warsaw Rising, which took place in 1944, was an event in which mainly youg people fought for freedom of Poland. After the Warsaw Rising whole Warsaw was completely destroyed – about 80% of the entire development of this beautiful before the war city was damaged. Residents of Warsaw together with help from the whole nation rebuilt year after year the whole capital.