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In the interwar period (between WWI and WWII), the artistic milieu of Poland’s capital city bustled with unprecedented ... The division into the centre vs. the peripheries was more visible than it is ...

The final stage of destruction came with the Warsaw Uprising, when large parts of the Old Town, the city centre and the Powiśle and Wola districts were destroyed. What was left was methodically looted ...

This unexpected city break destination is home to beautiful architecture, peaceful parks, a bustling arts scene and more culinary delights than you can shake a stick at… Though it may seem ...

Prozna Street — a mere 160m in length — has connected the cosmopolitan centre of Warsaw and the Jewish enclave ... Around 84 per cent of the city on the west bank of the Vistula river was ...

The reconstruction included the holistic recreation of the urban plan, together with the Old Town Market, townhouses, the circuit of the city walls, the Royal Castle, and important religious buildings ...