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Emerging like a phoenix from the ashes of WWII, Warsaw is essentially a postwar city. Its handful of historic precincts has been meticulously reconstructed, but most of its urban landscape is modern, from the dull products of the Stalin era to more creative efforts of recent years.
A decade after the fall of communism, Warsaw has turned into a thrilling, busy city swiftly catching up with the West. It's Poland's most cosmopolitan, dynamic and progressive urban center, dotted with luxury hotels, elegant shops and a diverse range of services.
Warsaw Festivals & Holidays
With a strongly Roman Catholic population, Christian celebrations are of huge importance in Poland. This is particularly evident at Christmas and Easter, but any Sunday is a good Sunday for getting a taste of Polish devoutness and religious fervor. All the churches (and they're truly in good supply) fill up beyond their capacity during the Sunday masses. Warsaw has a thriving cultural scene, with contemporary music showcases in autumn, including jazz in late October.
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- English-language news from the New Warsaw Express
