Friday, we set out by bus for a city tour of Poland's flourishing capital. Unlike Krakow, much of Warsaw was destroyed in World War II, and since then, the city has used its vivacious spirit to rebuild. We walked through
Lazienski Park, the largest park in Poland, and full of historical buildings designed by centuries of renowned architects for the City's political elite.
Chopin is the most famous locally-born resident by far, and his heart is truly here. Several in our tour attended a concert this evening in the Warsaw Concert Hall to excellent reviews. In a local park, speakers in benches play excerpts of his music at the push of a button.
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