By Leanne M. Wandoff
Warsaw
Poland
Poland
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Chopin Monument in Lazienki Royal ParkPhoto By: Starwood Hotels -
Heroes' MemorialPhoto By: Jorge Andrade - http://www.flickr.com/photos/jorgebrazil/ -
Trolley CarPhoto By: Jorge Andrade - http://www.flickr.com/photos/jorgebrazil/ -
Statue of Mermaid or SyrenaPhoto By: Jorge Andrade - http://www.flickr.com/photos/jorgebrazil/ -
Monument at Soviet CemeteryPhoto By: Craig Umhoefer -
Warsaw BridgePhoto By: Ava Weintraub Photography - http://www.flickr.com/photos/avaweintraub/ -
Palace in WilanowPhoto By: Starwood Hotels -
Saxonian GardenPhoto By: Starwood Hotels
Located on the banks of the Vistula River and in the heart of the Masovian Plain is Poland’s largest and capitol city, Warsaw. Known as the “phoenix city,” Warsaw’s resilient nature is epitomized by its rising from the ashes of widespread destruction from World War II, where nearly 85 percent of the city was left in ruins. Warsaw, once part of Masovia and home to the Dukes of Masovia, became part of Poland as it’s known today in 1918 after World War I.
EscapeWizard.com invites you to book your next vacation to Poland’s largest city. The city can be frequented via the Okecie International Airport (WAW). Book your flight today with EscapeWizard.com: To do so, please follow the link to make flight arrangements (www.escapewizard.com/flight.php). And, when booking your hotel with EscapeWizard.com, please refer to our top selections of hotels in Warsaw, which are below, for assistance with finding accommodations. Then click this link (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to start your search for low prices.
Start your tour in the heart of the city, or, Old Town where you’ll find the Royal Castle, which was built in the 13th century to serve as residence to Mazovian princes and later served as the seat of the king and government. In an unfortunate cycle of renovation and destruction, the castle was nearly completely leveled in World War II. Later in the 20th century, the Royal Castle was restored with its very own remains and rubble. Through the clock tower, continue into Old Town and visit Market Square, where The Warsaw Mermaid stands as the symbol of Warsaw since 1855. Be sure to also visit King Zygmunt’s Column and the Barbican. Although suffering massive devastation from Nazi bombing campaigns in WWII, the city has restored its former architectural heritage along with raising new buildings in the socialist style as well as modern buildings as a result of its economic boom due to the fall of Communism and the creation of the European Union. Impressively, about 40 percent of the city is green space, boasting lovely gardens and parks. Be certain to lose yourself in the horticultural wonders of Saxon Garden and Warsaw’s biggest public park, Royal Baths Park.
Warsaw, proud of its notable natives such as scientist Marie Curie and artist Tamara de Lempicka, is most famously the boyhood home of renowned musician and composer Fryderyc Chopin. Tour the city as Chopin once did and don’t forget to visit the largest collection of Chopin memorabilia at the Fryderyc Chopin Museum.
Historically, Warsaw has served as a destination for foreign and internal immigration - academic, artistic, political, religious and economic, which is still the case today. As a result the residents, culture, food and entertainment you’ll find is diverse and rich. There isn’t a shortage of events in the city. Warsaw will host Europe’s best football (soccer) teams as they play for the championship title in 2012.
EscapeWizard.com assures you that Warsaw is a delightfully diverse city in history, sites and entertainments formed by a rich and spirited culture. Most sites are easily accessible walking or by city’s tram and bus public transport as well as special horse and boat tours. Warsaw is a living testament to the resilience of its people and the region. Just click the link above and book your next vacation to Poland’s phoenix city with EscapeWizard.com.
EscapeWizard.com invites you to book your next vacation to Poland’s largest city. The city can be frequented via the Okecie International Airport (WAW). Book your flight today with EscapeWizard.com: To do so, please follow the link to make flight arrangements (www.escapewizard.com/flight.php). And, when booking your hotel with EscapeWizard.com, please refer to our top selections of hotels in Warsaw, which are below, for assistance with finding accommodations. Then click this link (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to start your search for low prices.
Start your tour in the heart of the city, or, Old Town where you’ll find the Royal Castle, which was built in the 13th century to serve as residence to Mazovian princes and later served as the seat of the king and government. In an unfortunate cycle of renovation and destruction, the castle was nearly completely leveled in World War II. Later in the 20th century, the Royal Castle was restored with its very own remains and rubble. Through the clock tower, continue into Old Town and visit Market Square, where The Warsaw Mermaid stands as the symbol of Warsaw since 1855. Be sure to also visit King Zygmunt’s Column and the Barbican. Although suffering massive devastation from Nazi bombing campaigns in WWII, the city has restored its former architectural heritage along with raising new buildings in the socialist style as well as modern buildings as a result of its economic boom due to the fall of Communism and the creation of the European Union. Impressively, about 40 percent of the city is green space, boasting lovely gardens and parks. Be certain to lose yourself in the horticultural wonders of Saxon Garden and Warsaw’s biggest public park, Royal Baths Park.
Warsaw, proud of its notable natives such as scientist Marie Curie and artist Tamara de Lempicka, is most famously the boyhood home of renowned musician and composer Fryderyc Chopin. Tour the city as Chopin once did and don’t forget to visit the largest collection of Chopin memorabilia at the Fryderyc Chopin Museum.
Historically, Warsaw has served as a destination for foreign and internal immigration - academic, artistic, political, religious and economic, which is still the case today. As a result the residents, culture, food and entertainment you’ll find is diverse and rich. There isn’t a shortage of events in the city. Warsaw will host Europe’s best football (soccer) teams as they play for the championship title in 2012.
EscapeWizard.com assures you that Warsaw is a delightfully diverse city in history, sites and entertainments formed by a rich and spirited culture. Most sites are easily accessible walking or by city’s tram and bus public transport as well as special horse and boat tours. Warsaw is a living testament to the resilience of its people and the region. Just click the link above and book your next vacation to Poland’s phoenix city with EscapeWizard.com.
Hotels in Warsaw
By Tekisha Slack
InterContinental Warsaw
Emilii Plater Street 49, Warsaw, Poland
Emilii Plater Street 49, Warsaw, Poland
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ExteriorPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
SuitePhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Conference RoomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
PoolPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
CaféPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
SignagePhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
LobbyPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
GuestroomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group
The InterContinental Warsaw is high style in the heart of the Capital. Located in the financial district opposite the Palace of Culture and Science, the hotel is a short distance from the main railway station, charming Old Town and the Warsaw Philharmonic.
Premium services are available to each and every guest, including free morning newspaper delivery, turndown service and valet service. In room entertainment including cable / satellite TV, DVD player, in room movies, stereo, in room video and video games are also available. For business travelers each guestroom also has workspace desk and internet data services. The luxurious bathrooms contain the basics plus a private toilet area, dressing room and even a bidet.
The hotel itself offers an awesome array of amenities also features free Wi-Fi internet, business center, barber/beauty shop, laundry/dry cleaning services, 24 hour front desk service, rooms/facilities for disabled guests, and express check-in/check…just to name a few. The newly renovated Riverview Wellness Centre offer spectacular views of Warsaw and provides over 1000 sq m of fitness, health and wellbeing facilities including: pool, sauna, Jacuzzi, steam bath, aerobic room and beauty centre.
For dining options, The Downtown Restaurant offers what many consider Warsaw’s best breakfast buffet; this bright, casual restaurant also offers lunch and dinner menus filled with traditional Polish dishes such as Pierogi, Roasted Duck Leg and Beef Zrazy, as well as international classics. The award-winning weekday business lunch buffet often features sushi and sashimi, salads and pasta or Asian wok stations. Platter by Karol Okrasa features flavors from the Chef's childhood and his many culinary journeys around the world. Or, guests can enjoy drinking chocolate and handmade pralines from the E. Wedel Café.
The InterContinental Warsaw is an impressive addition to the ever-expanding Warsaw skyline. Located in the financial district opposite the Palace of Culture and Science, the hotel is a short distance from the main railway station, charming Old Town and the Warsaw Philharmonic. Well worth a visit are the Frederic Chopin Museum and Lazienki Park.
Use EscapeWizard.com to book your accommodations at the InterContinental Warsaw today! Just click on the link to get started (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl).
Premium services are available to each and every guest, including free morning newspaper delivery, turndown service and valet service. In room entertainment including cable / satellite TV, DVD player, in room movies, stereo, in room video and video games are also available. For business travelers each guestroom also has workspace desk and internet data services. The luxurious bathrooms contain the basics plus a private toilet area, dressing room and even a bidet.
The hotel itself offers an awesome array of amenities also features free Wi-Fi internet, business center, barber/beauty shop, laundry/dry cleaning services, 24 hour front desk service, rooms/facilities for disabled guests, and express check-in/check…just to name a few. The newly renovated Riverview Wellness Centre offer spectacular views of Warsaw and provides over 1000 sq m of fitness, health and wellbeing facilities including: pool, sauna, Jacuzzi, steam bath, aerobic room and beauty centre.
For dining options, The Downtown Restaurant offers what many consider Warsaw’s best breakfast buffet; this bright, casual restaurant also offers lunch and dinner menus filled with traditional Polish dishes such as Pierogi, Roasted Duck Leg and Beef Zrazy, as well as international classics. The award-winning weekday business lunch buffet often features sushi and sashimi, salads and pasta or Asian wok stations. Platter by Karol Okrasa features flavors from the Chef's childhood and his many culinary journeys around the world. Or, guests can enjoy drinking chocolate and handmade pralines from the E. Wedel Café.
The InterContinental Warsaw is an impressive addition to the ever-expanding Warsaw skyline. Located in the financial district opposite the Palace of Culture and Science, the hotel is a short distance from the main railway station, charming Old Town and the Warsaw Philharmonic. Well worth a visit are the Frederic Chopin Museum and Lazienki Park.
Use EscapeWizard.com to book your accommodations at the InterContinental Warsaw today! Just click on the link to get started (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl).
Hotels in Warsaw
By Tekisha Slack
Holiday Inn Warsaw
48/54 Zlota Street, Warsaw, Poland
48/54 Zlota Street, Warsaw, Poland
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ExteriorPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Sonata Conference RoomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Queen Bed GuestroomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Prolog BarPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Brasserie RestaurantPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Business CenterPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
LobbyPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Fitness CenterPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group
The Holiday Inn Warsaw hotel is located just steps away from Warsaw's famous landmarks and is moments away from the Central Rail Station. The air-conditioned Guest rooms are tailored for business with high-speed Internet and a minibar. Home comforts include a choice of pillows and complimentary tea and coffee. Stay entertained with international satellite channels and pay movies on your TV.
This hotel is the ideal base for both business and leisure travelers. Business travelers will appreciate the Business Center, copying, courier service, Executive floors and Suites, fax machines, and a front office team that will be there to provide any assistance you need. Leisure travelers will love the onsite health and fitness, spa facilities, activities and services for children, and housekeeping and laundry services.
Wake up to international flavors like smoked fish, sausages and pancakes from the extensive breakfast buffet in Brasserie restaurant. Regional delicacies like zurek soup and Polish dumplings are on the a la carte menu in Symfonia restaurant. The Polog bar offers a great variety of drinks, liqueurs. And hot snacks on request.
Located in Warsaw's central office hub, guests are within 500 metres of international companies like Ernst & Young, The World Bank, Alstom and Accenture. The Holiday Inn’s attentive staff will look after your needs when you do business in the 10 meeting rooms, all equipped with wireless Internet and space for up to 280 guests. Cross the street from Holiday Inn Warsaw after a long day of business to socialize in the restaurant plaza at the glitzy Zlote Tarasy shopping complex. The iconic Palace of Culture and Science building pierces the Warsaw skyline is just steps away from the hotel; as well as the Jewish Ghetto with its emotive granite Monument to the Ghetto Heroes and the Nozyk Synagogue.
Use EscapeWizard.com to book your next trip to Poland and your accommodations at the Holiday Inn Warsaw. Use the link to get started (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl).
This hotel is the ideal base for both business and leisure travelers. Business travelers will appreciate the Business Center, copying, courier service, Executive floors and Suites, fax machines, and a front office team that will be there to provide any assistance you need. Leisure travelers will love the onsite health and fitness, spa facilities, activities and services for children, and housekeeping and laundry services.
Wake up to international flavors like smoked fish, sausages and pancakes from the extensive breakfast buffet in Brasserie restaurant. Regional delicacies like zurek soup and Polish dumplings are on the a la carte menu in Symfonia restaurant. The Polog bar offers a great variety of drinks, liqueurs. And hot snacks on request.
Located in Warsaw's central office hub, guests are within 500 metres of international companies like Ernst & Young, The World Bank, Alstom and Accenture. The Holiday Inn’s attentive staff will look after your needs when you do business in the 10 meeting rooms, all equipped with wireless Internet and space for up to 280 guests. Cross the street from Holiday Inn Warsaw after a long day of business to socialize in the restaurant plaza at the glitzy Zlote Tarasy shopping complex. The iconic Palace of Culture and Science building pierces the Warsaw skyline is just steps away from the hotel; as well as the Jewish Ghetto with its emotive granite Monument to the Ghetto Heroes and the Nozyk Synagogue.
Use EscapeWizard.com to book your next trip to Poland and your accommodations at the Holiday Inn Warsaw. Use the link to get started (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl).