http://www.lastminute.com/site/find/World/Europe/Poland/Warsaw.rssen-gbInfo on lastminute.com's Warsaw offeringshttp://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification The Metropol Hotel is centrally located in the city center of Warsaw, within walking distance to the financial and shopping districts. The Palace of Culture and Science is just opposite the hotel. The distance to the central railway station is 500 m. Distance to Airport: approx. 8 km / 20-30 minutes.]]> The Polonia Palace is centrally located in the city center of Warsaw, within walking distance to the financial and shopping districts. The Palace of Culture and Science is just opposite the hotel. The distance to the central railway station is 500 m. Distance to Airport: approx. 8 km / 20-30 minutes.]]> The MDM Hotel is located at one of the most beautiful squares in the city center - Constitution Square at the Marszalkowska street very close to all shopping, cultural, dining and entertainment facilities. The hotel is located within walking distance to the historical Old Town (20 min walk) and to the Lazienki Palace and Garden Complex (10 min walk). All museums and historical sites are nearby the hotel.]]> Welcome to Old Town Apartments. Staying with us you will find comfort, freedom, more privacy and space than hotels can offer. All are located in the Old Town with its great monuments, historical buildings, picturesque cobbled streets, churches, restaurants. Please note, that our apartments are located in various locations in the Old Town. Our reception is open from 9am until 5pm, if you plan to arrive after 5pm, please let us know before]]> An elegant and sophisticated five star hotel, with sixty-one air-conditioned rooms on three levels of a historic building in Warsaw's Old Town, which was faithfully restored to the style of an eighteenth century palace and outfitted with all the modern amenities. Centered around a lush courtyard garden, Mamaison Hotel Le Regina is somewhat reminiscent of a peaceful monastery]]> Featuring fashionable, cozy and contemporary apartments are able to provide everything you need for an enjoyable stay. The location is absolutely ideal, putting you within easy reach of business district, Warsaw?s best restaurants, coffee bars, boutiques and Old Town section. Our reception is open from 10am until 6pm during the week days. If you plan to arrive after 6pm or during the weekend, please let us know before.]]> Car Hire in Warsaw Airport]]> Car Hire in Warsaw Downtown]]> On the western edge of Warsaw's splended Royal Lazienki Park, Waclaw Szymanowski's imposing sculpture in honour of Poland's most famous muscial son, Fryderyk Chopin, was erected in 1926. Although destroyed during the ravages of the Second World War, it was restored in 1958 and now is a popular place to go walking.]]> A trip to Warsaw is not complete without seeing the old Jewish district, turned into a ghetto during the Second World War and the setting of Roman Polanski's triple Oscar-winning film, The Pianist. Located just to the north-west of the city centre, the district can again proudly proclaim its Jewish heritage, with the city's Synagogue, a Jewish Institute and Theatre, as well as the stark memorial to the heroes of the ghetto in a park which will one day become the Museum of the History of Polish Jews.]]> A "gift" from Joseph Stalin and the Soviet people, Warsaw's Palace of Culture & Science (Palac Kultury i Nauki) remains controversial among Warsovians, given that it had been at the expense of Poland losing its freedom to the East. Modelled on Moscow University, the 42-floor building was, for many years, the tallest in Eastern Europe. Comprising a number of venues, there is also a viewing gallery on the 30th floor, beneath which the whole of Warsaw is displayed.]]> Incredibly Warsaw's Zamek Krolewski, the Royal Castle at the edge of the Old Town, is one of the city's newest buildings - built between 1971 and 1984. After the Old Town's complete destruction during the Second World War, it was decided to rebuild the whole area as it original was, dating back to medieval times, when the castle was the original seat of the Polish kings.]]> Warsaw's Poster Museum at Wilanow, housed within the estate's menagerie building, opened its doors on 4 June 1968. It is home to one of the largest collections of poster art in the world - a truly impressive 55,000 individual items, over half of which are Polish designs.]]> The final stop along the Royal Route, the Baroque palace and garden of Wilanow was once located in a restful village outside Warsaw city limits. Commissioned by King Jan III Sobieski as a summer retreat, the structure follows French lines with some flamboyant Italianate flourishes. Its delightful formal gardens are interspersed with statues and symmetrical flower beds.]]> Shopping in Warsaw can be an uplifting experience depending, however, on what you are looking for. The key is to look for what the city does best - amber jewellery, leather goods, warm, winter coats and vodka! You can find sophisticated international labels if you look for them, but why not throw yourself into the Warsaw experience and head for where the locals go - the largest flea market in Europe.]]> The National Museum in Warsaw houses an impressive collection of art spanning more than three millennia. Its 11 galleries are home to Egyptian and Mesopotamian artefacts, medieval religious portraits, Venetian paintings and works by 19th and 20th-century Polish masters.]]> Lazienki Park, located close to the city centre, is one of the most beautiful parts of Warsaw. Its landscaped grounds, pavilions and orangeries are ideal for a summer stroll.]]>