Why Warsaw?

The capital of Poland and its largest city, Warsaw, located on both banks of the Vistula River, is also the business, financial, cultural and educational center of the country. Warsaw is a city where you can experience the cultural monuments of the last centuries, testaments of the horrors of war, the presence of other nations and, as in any capital city, modern conference venues, business, office and shopping facilities. Warsaw is a lively arts centre. Numerous theatres, cinemas and dozens of museums and galleries contribute to its rich and high-quality cultural heritage. 
In the "European Cities Monitor", Warsaw ranks in the top twenty European business cities as the perfect place for organizing small and medium-sized business meetings and large international conferences.