Warsaw, Poland Cruise Port

• Beautiful Lazienki Park includes a Chopin Monument, and if you're lucky, you'll catch one of the open-air concerts held during the summer months. It's a huge area in which to enjoy nature, interact with a red squirrel or two, or stroll along the ponds.
   
• The UNESCO World Heritage Old Town is contained within the borders of the city center, and showcases Poland's rich past. Meticulously rebuilt after WWII, walking through the streets is the best way to absorb everything; even better, take a guided tour and get an insider's look. Seeing all of Old Town can take quite a lot of time, so plan accordingly.
   
• At the entrance to Old Town, you'll find Castle Square and the Royal Castle, used formerly as the official residence of Polish monarchs. It was rebuilt after WWII damage, but is as breathtaking as ever. The Square itself is a riot of colorful buildings and a great place to do some shopping after exploring the castle.
   
• The fascinating Warsaw Uprising Museum is for those interested in area, and the country's struggle for independence. There are 60 rooms here that showcase a collection of artefacts from beginning of Warsaw’s existence through modern times..