Quite early on in our Eurotrip travels and after arriving in Poland, one of our major destinations to see was Warsaw, where we spent two nights. The second night was only to sleep there because we went to see Auschwitz concentration camp. I think you know what this place is and how depressing it is. I didn't take any photos there, at least with my camera, so I'm not going to make a post on it.
I did get some content from Warsaw, however. It's the capital of Poland with 1.9mil people living there.
To be straightforward. I wasn't too impressed. It's a city like most of the big European cities. It was almost fully leveled during the Second World War. Everything is quite recently built, and not many historic places remain. We walked through the old town, which they had tried to rebuild authentically after the war.
Don't get me wrong. It was still interesting to walk through the city I had not been to before but would I go back? Unlikely without a solid reason besides just travel.
We happened to be there at a good time when the sun was just going down, so this created an opportunity for me to get good photos.
Everybody tried to get a photo in front of this sign.
These shots are taken in the middle of the central square of the city.
The following view looks almost identical to the central square of Tallinn, Estonia.
The fountain was actually pretty cool. It wasn't dark enough outside to see it in full glow, but still.
Many sporty people concentrate on the walkway next to the river because it goes straight along the riverbank for kilometers.
Warsaw Royal Castle Garden. That also looked dope in the dark.
If you have followed my content here for a long while, then you know I'm not much of a city person overall; I'm a lot more impressed by natural wonders. So that might contribute to why I got tired quickly of Warsaw. Although we also visited Krakow and Gdansk during our travels, which I liked a lot more. You will see about them in due time.
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