MOSKOW

Red Square in Moscow is a symbol of Russia. It is a place that hosts many state ceremonies in Moscow, and extends along the eastern wall of the Kremlin.

On Red Square are the two probably most famous Moscow buildings – St. Basil’s Cathedral and Lenin’s Mausoleum. Thanks to its architecture Red Square is considered the most beautiful square in Europe. Changed the name many times to the 17th century got its present name “Krasnaya” – Red, as the old Russian-language means wonderful, beautiful.

The most beautiful metro stations in the world

Moscow Metro is specific because of its efficiency and beauty represent a masterpiece of human creativity in architecture and is one of the symbols of Moscow and Russia.

WARSAW

The Capital of Polish offers extraordinary historical journey through the incredible, mainly the unfortunate events of the Second World War and the suffering of people who lived there, visit numerous museums, and discovering contemporary life with dishes of delicious Polish cuisine.

In the center visit the old town, museums, parks, listen to amazing stories created by the rich history, but also try seafood like pjeroga and visit cheap restaurants with tradition and named “milk bar”.

Inside dominates the atmosphere of past times, a menu with soup, main course, bread and salad can be found for less than 5 euros.

Palace of Culture and Science, which was built between 1952 and 1955 and which represents a tribute to the Soviet people Poles – from Stalin himself.

The tallest building in Warsaw has about 3,000 rooms, and on the 30th floor is a terrace with a panoramic view of the city.

VILNIUS

Vilnius, the least known and visited the capital of the three Baltic states. Well-preserved old town center is beautiful, surrounded by ancient walls with gates. In the central part of the cathedral and town houses. The old town with many churches is the heart of Vilnius. Its winding cobbled streets full of students and young people coming back to life this ancient city.