The capital city of Poland is famous for its age, history, and beauty. But what makes it more different is its resistance to destruction. The city saw repeated bombings and numerous ruins. Despite that, Warsaw would always rise from the ashes. What is surprising about Poland is that it used to be one of the hardest-hit countries during WWII. Warsaw, at the time, was almost 100% in ruins. Despite its ruin, Warsaw was able to rise. Most of the time, a tourist’s first place to check is the Old Town. What is ironic is that the New Town is even older than the Old Town. This is because the Old Town was almost destroyed during the war. It was only rebuilt to the way it is now. The Old even made it to being a UNESCO heritage site. Tourists and locals alike flock to the Old Town every day. Aside from the Old Town, there is the Market Square to check out. The Holy Cross Church is, as you already know, a site worthy to visit. As a classical music lover, the Holy Cross Church is a must as it houses Chopin’s heart. What makes Warsaw unique as well is the Warsaw Ghetto. The ghetto is a witness to all atrocities during WWII. The New Town of Warsaw is also something worthy of a visit. It may look a bit busy. But it is friendly. And most important of all, Warsaw is warm. That is all that matters.