I would like to tell you about my trip to Warsaw. I decided to go there to visit my dear friend Aneta ;))) I have never been there before, was very excited and didn't expect something special from the city. But of course I liked everything ;))) But it was not very easy to come there cause I was very busy at work and it was hard to leave my work in order to make visa. Polish Embassy in Moscow is also something special ;))) In order to apply to visa you can spend there hours and even worse days, someone told me that spent there one week and still could not apply normally for visa ;)))
In my case I applied for visa from second time, thanks God in 5 day I got a visa and next day went to Warsaw ;))) I went there by bus ;))) But I could not imagine how difficult it would be ;))) Of course 28 hours ;))) haha but it was worth it because I could see different small cities ;))) and I went through Riga and on my way back I stayed for one day in Riga ;)))
When I came to Warsaw Aneta with her father met me ;))) I was so tired, but very happy to see my dear-dear friend ;)) We could not believe that we met, last time we were together in Moscow in June 2011. Aneta was in Moscow and I was leaving to India ;))) Gushhh...now it seems to me like a dream ;)))
So we spoke a lot ;))) I met with Aneta's family ;))) They are great ;))) Her mommy is just amazing ;))) very-very kind ;)) have to say that all of them were very kind to me ;))) I just a lucky for people ;)))
Next day in the morning we went to center of Warsaw. And I fall in love with Warsaw ;)))
Aneta showed me the most beautiful places of the city ;)))
Our first photo together
in one cafe eating "Pirogi", in Russian style looks like "Vareniki"
Nyam-nyam
Cozy streets
Modern art
Again we are eating someting delicious ;)))
Easter fair ;))
Warsaw Bolshoi theatre ;))) looks almost the same like in Moscow ;)))
very unusual :)))
Warsaw is an extremely dynamic city with new hotels, apartments buildings and offices. Modern housing estates and shopping centres are everywhere. Skyscrapers and imaginative constructions by renowned Polish and international architects are proof that Warsaw, steeped as it is in history, is a city with a future!
Love this photo ;)))
Aneta, you are so cute ;)))
Beatiful old part of the city - Old town ;)))
Serena - the symbol of the city Warsaw ;)))
From the restaurant on 40 floor at the hotel Mariott. It is great view from there and Novotel Center is righ opposite ;)))
With around 30 theatres and 60 cinemas, Warsaw is undoubtedly
the cultural centre of Poland. These are supplemented
by a myriad of festivals as diverse as the Chopin,
Jewish Culture and the Warsaw International Film Festival.
Located just 10km from the centre of Warsaw and set
in 45 hectares of gardens and parkland, the Palace of
Wilanow carries the moniker of the Polish Versailles.
Making an interesting and rewarding place to visit, this is
both a reminder of a time when monarchs ruled a nation
that was at the centre of European life and presents one
of the few surviving pre-WWII palaces left standing in this
region.
So beautiful and peaceful place ;)))
There are so many nice places of unterest ;))) you can find more detailed information here ;)))
http://www.inyourpocket.com/poland/warsaw/sightseeing/Palace-of-Culture-and-Science/Palace-of-Culture-and-Science-PKiN_18453v
Aneta, thank you very much for the great days in Warsaw ;))) Irmis, thank you that we met ;))) I was happy to see you both ;))) Aneta, greetings to your lovely family, miss you all and great city Warsaw ;)))
Looking forward for your arrival to Moscow ;))) You know you are always welcome ;)))
