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One of the best ice cream in Warsaw can be found nearby (at Nowomiejska street, on the way to the City Walls, you’ll nottice the long queue).

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Market Square is full of cafes where you can sit outside, enjoy the beautiful surrounding and watch people passing by. The Old Town is full of important buildings: there’s the Royal Castle (works on its reconstruction lasted until 1988), the Cathedral, Museum of Warsaw, few other churches, many beautiful houses and the old City Walls. Me and many other travelers visiting Warsaw can’t help but fall for the beauty of this part of the city! UNESCO appreciated efforts of Polish people, who came to Warsaw from all over the country to rebuild their capital, and in 1980 Warsaw’s Old Town is on the World Heritage List as the great example of completely reconstructed city. What you can see now in the Old Town, no matter how oldish it looks, was actually built recently, after the War. Only two buildings were still standing in their place in 1945. But then II World War happened and 90% of the city was destroyed. It used to be known as Paris of the East and it’s said it was one of the most beautiful cities in this part of Europe. With time I started liking this place and even enjoying my life here.

But, as it often is, the life had a different plan for me and I ended up here. The truth is I’ve never pictured myself living in this city, only visiting Warsaw on various occasions was already way too much for me. This year, besides re-discovering Poland I also want to explore the city I’ve been in for past 5 years – Warsaw.

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