Warsaw Stag Weekends
The Capital City of Poland is also the country's and the region's growing metropolis. Warsaw is the destination suggested for our guests who prefer a more modern and "chique" environment to enjoy their party weekend.
Warsaw is an Eastern European city like no other; expect a vibrant and modern city packed with young and ambitious people making full use of the freedom they now enjoy. This generation of Poles likes to party as well of course and Warsaw's fantastic nightlife revolves around new and elite nightclubs as well as mysterious underground venues. As opposed to other Eastern European cities, the night-life is not focused on the Old Market Square but in the Entertainment Quarter that has grown around the major commercial and business areas of the city.
Warsaw has had a difficult history; the end of the Second World War saw a city standing in ruins. The inhabitants of Warsaw rebuilt the city brick by brick, only to then find themselves under the growing and ultimately complete rule of the Soviet Union. Their city became the ultimate expression of the Communist regime which shaped the country's history for half a century and it was on Warsaw's large boulevards surrounded by its square monumental buildings where military parades took place much like in neighbouring Moscow.
Remnants of the past can be seen on every street, with the biggest relic being the Palace of Science and Culture, a 'gift' from Stalin which is still a feature of the Warsaw skyline to this day. Yet the future of Warsaw, and indeed Poland, lies in what surrounds that very building; the dozen or so skyscrapers which have now come to dominate Warsaw's skyline.
On a Warsaw Stag Weekend expect:
- A modern city
- The best hotels and restaurants in this part of Europe
- Modern Bars and Nightclubs
- Poland's 'Young and Beautiful'
- To be amazed by the modern side of Eastern Europe
