Car Rental Warsaw Airport

Warsaw is not only the capital of Poland, but also one of the most important economic and commercial centres in Central and Eastern Europe with 1.7 million inhabitants on an area of 520 km2. Within the continent, Warsaw is the eighth largest city with several theatres and museums. Most of them are located in the area of the city centre, called Sródmiescie.

A highlight of Warsaw is the belonging to the UNESCO World Heritage old town with the impressive castle square on its Northwest side where the former Royal Palace is located. Once the Cracow gate limited the space in the South, of which today only the Gothic bridge still stands. In the Centre the Sigismond column built in the seventeenth century is to see, which reminds of King Zygmunt, who declared in the year 1596 Warsaw the capital. It turns from here to the East, to reach the Palace under a tin roof, a magnificent example of Baroque architecture. Built in the late seventeenth century, he served numerous Polish rulers as a residence and was the first building, which was no roof shingles in the city, but made of sheet metal, which gave its name to the Palace.

Also worth seeing is also the market square in the Warsaw old town with its picturesque facades of impressive patrician houses. Originally, he was been created in the 13th century and based on the edge of craftsmen and merchants. Of the many churches of the city, especially the St. John's Cathedral in the late 15th century is one of the most beautiful. Their neo-Gothic facade was only received in the middle of the 20th century in the context of a redesign.

The spacious Warsaw with its 18 wards in the city, is to discover the best with a rental car.