Warsaw is a modern and dynamic metropolis with everything that European capital has to offer.

Located at the crossroads between the Western and Eastern Europe, Warsaw is a platform of a dialogue between different cultures. What distinguishes Warsaw from other destinations is the ability to use its openness and creativity to source from various influences - Warsaw definitely exceeds expectations of every music lover, art enthusiast and history expert thanks to its vibrant cultural life, countless festivals, art events, modern museums, and green areas covering a quarter of the city. With all these mentioned you can be guaranteed that spending a weekend in the capital of Poland will be unforgettable.

Each month over 100 cultural events take place in Warsaw. Many of them involve well-known international artists and audience coming from different parts of the world. As a city of childhood and adolescence of Fryderyk Chopin Warsaw is proud to host such massive and admired events as the International Chopin Piano Competition or Chopin and His Europe Festival. At the same time a number of smaller concerts dedicated to this great romantic composer take place here, for example open air piano recitals in the Royal Łazienki Park.

Those who would like to get to know the turbulent yet fascinating contemporary history of the city should go to the Warsaw Rising Museum, acclaimed by international visitors as the most recognizable touristic venue in Warsaw. Another ultramodern and designed in an interesting way museum is the Museum of The History of Polish Jews to be opened in autumn 2013. It gives an opportunity to learn about one of the most important ethnic minority that for centuries has constituted Polish identity. Kids traveling with their parents will definitely appreciate a visit in the Copernicus Science Centre - interactive museum that inspires curiosity and allows to explore the fascinating world of modern science.