Old Town (Stare Miasto) is ranked #1 out of 9 things to do in Warsaw. See pictures and our review of Old Town (Stare Miasto).

About Warsaw. Warsaw is the capital city of Poland. Nearly destroyed during World War II, the city has rebuilt into a ...

Ranking of the top 9 things to do in Warsaw. Travelers favorites include #1 Old Town (Stare Miasto), #2 Lazienki Królewskie Museum (Muzeum Lazienki Królewskie) and more.

From the historic resilience of Warsaw to the fairy-tale charm of Wrocław, this journey through Poland highlights two incredible cities. Walk through Warsaw’s Old Town, rebuilt from the ashes ...

A statue of a mermaid, said to be the city's protector, in Warsaw's Old Town Square. Photo Credit: Barbara Redding Poland's vibrant capital is showing up on more travel lists in 2025, and not just ...

A series of events kicked off in Warsaw on Friday to mark 71 years since the post-World War II reconstruction of the Polish capital's historic Old Town district.

Chris Tincher has been running his Todd Brian’s Brick Street Café & Tavern in Old Town Square since 2012. But he won’t be there much longer. Tincher said on Wednesday that he plans to leave ...

The Old Town comes to life in dazzling lights from the Royal Route to Castle Square, culminating in a thrilling holiday market surrounding a 29-foot-tall Christmas tree. Just keep in mind that the ...

WARSAW. Hundreds of protesters gathered in the Polish capital Warsaw's Old Town Square on Sunday in a show of solidarity with the Palestinian people and to strongly denounce Israel's attacks on Gaza ...

The people who know it best say things have changed since 2020, but at its soul, Old Town Square is still the heart of Fort Collins and will continue to be for the next 40 years.

Old Town Square was named the fourth best public square in the country behind Campus Martius Park in Detroit, Michigan; The Square in Oxford, Mississippi; and Market Square in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Video. The Three Kings procession went through Krakowskie Przedmiescie Street to the Castle Square in Warsaw's old town, where homage was paid to Mary and Jesus.