Poland’s beautiful capital city has a noticeable contrast between the past and modern life. The city located at the crossroads between Western and Eastern Europe, Warsaw is a platform of a dialogue between different cultures and the city where you’ll find brutalist Communist-era monoliths standing side-by-side with Gothic revival architecture, as well as the modern buildings that show the green roots of the new, post-USSR Poland. It’s a city that isn’t afraid to address its past while looking brightly to the future. It’s the perfect place to visit during the weekend. Here is easy to find some stunning spots that will take interest to snap the row of cool shots. Old Town Market Square is one of the great examples. Located in the oldest part of Old Town, the square dates back to the late 13th century. It was totally destroyed by bombs in World War II. Following the war, it was restored to its prewar condition.