Loved the location, architecture, restaurants. i was alone, not hard to find someone from Norway, Poland, or any country to take your picture.Lots of little shops, monuments and great restaurants.. Pierogies and vodka..yes !!! More

The most beautiful old town square in Europe. Walking there you are surrounded by an abundance of amazing buildings, quiet streets, cute cafes and a few polish shops. Once you are in the square you can see symbol of Warszawa, the mermaid that protects the city. More

This was of course all destroyed during WW2 and while it has the medieval town feel, this is tempered by the knowledge that it is a fairly recent reconstruction. More

the old town that isnt that old, looked at least as old as it should have looked. nice buildings and atmosphere More

We love quietness of the Old Town during the winter cold evenings, beautiful lights and decorations, pretty buildings and churches And the fact everything was restored after the second war with such a care... More

A beautiful job of restoring the central area, which was destroyed in WWII. The heart of Warsaw. While it is now full of tourist shops and restaurants, do not miss a stroll through Old Town. More

The old town was leveled during WWII so it is even more amazing that the old world charm was rebuilt out of the ashes. The most colorful part of the city. A nice vibe without feeling too touristy. Beautiful at Christmas time, Spring AND Summer. A must see while in Warsaw. More

Even in the middle of winter the old town of Warsaw is quaint and beautiful. Considering everything has been built anew but respecting history, it is a marvel. More

A must see in Warsaw - the reconstructed old town. Full of little shops and great little restaurants. Weel worth a visti More