Some information about Warsaw

Over 85% of Warsaw’s buildings were destroyed or heavily damaged in WWII, and today most have been restored to their former glory. Warsaw’s Old Town was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980 and is a delightful mix of shops, restaurants and cafes housed in medieval architecture. Ogród Saski (Saxon Garden), an English style landscape park, contains sculptures, an elaborate fountain, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier monument, statues and a summer theatre. The tramway and Old Town streetcar are a great way to see the city, as are the boat trips on the Vistula River.

Warsaw city home page

Datepad™ members from Warsaw

On this page you will find a sample of members from the city of Warsaw. In some cases, there aren’t sufficient results for this specific city, so we will also display some members from the entire country of Poland. Clicking on a name or photo will take you to that members profile where you can learn more about them.