Palace of Culture and Science

Once you arrive in Warsaw and step out of the train station, the first thing that catches your eye is the Palace of Culture and Science. This gift of Stalin to the Polish people has become an icon, despite the fact that it was built under harsh conditions for the Polish people. It has a cinema, museums, offices, businesses, and the Kongresowa Room, which hosts concerts and it was there where Chamba performed when in Warsaw. Around the building, during the 2012 Eurocup, they installed something called the Fan Zone. It was a complex with screens and games and food stalls, where you could watch the

Is considered to be the landmark of Warsaw and the highest building in Poland. It was commissioned by Stalin as a "gift from the Soviet people".

It hosts a multiplex cinema, 4 theatres, offices, bookshops and the biggest Polish casino.It is a well-known attraction for tourists, as it offers a panoramic view of the city.

This was built in the era of Soviet domination.

It’s worth a visit to take an elevator to the top floor and enjoy the best 360 view of Warsaw.

Doesn't fit with the remaining buildings.

We went there at night and Warsaw was full of lights, really recommend you to go there.

If the weather is great, you watch all the city, almost like it yours!