One of the the historic and cultural centers of Poland is the celebrated city of Warsaw. Warsaw is the largest city and capital of Poland, making it the financial and political center of the country today. Warsaw International Airport offers service to extensive European destinations, as well as cities in North America, the Middle East and Asia. Although the city experienced an extremely volatile history during World War II, it has done a commendable job rebuilding itself and reclaiming its identity. Warsaw's Old Town is home to a number of famous sites, including the Royal Castle and the Royal Palace. Appropriately enough the Royal Road was a route connecting the two and today there are many sites of interest along it. The Polish National Opera is located in the city and offers world class performances throughout the year and is a must see attraction for anyone interested in theater. Finally, a visit to Warsaw isn't complete without sampling the local cuisine, which is offered throughout the city at numerous restaurants and cafes.

Poland is one of the oldest and most history rich parts of Europe. It is quickly becoming an important international business focal point, bridging European markets to Russia and Asia. The country has had a tumultuous history and this is well documented in the numerous museums, historical sites and cultural centers throughout the country. Today the country is still known for its rich culture and academic excellence, with world renowned universities in Krakow and Warsaw. Regardless of the reason for your visit to Poland, the country is sure to surprise and enlighten you with its colorful history and bright future!