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Poland, more than you expected

From its rich history and vibrant culture to its cutting-edge infrastructure and exceptional hospitality, Poland has a great deal to offer to congress delegates from around the world. But Poland is not just about breathtaking landscapes and fascinating heritage. It is also one of the fastest-growing economies in Europe, a hub of innovation and entrepreneurship. Its strategic location, skilled workforce, and dynamic business environment make it a key player in international trade and investment. Prepare to be inspired and surprised because in Poland, there's always more than you expected!
Capital: Warsaw
Language: Polish
Population: 38 million
Currency: Zloty (PLN, zł)

Warsaw, a city of contrasts and endless possibilities
As the vibrant capital of Poland, Warsaw seamlessly blends rich history with modern innovation, creating a unique backdrop for world-class events and unforgettable experiences. From its beautifully restored Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to its bustling business districts and cutting-edge conference venues, Warsaw is a city that inspires and surprises. Warsaw is also a city of culture and creativity, deeply connected to the legacy of one of the world's greatest composers, Fryderyk Chopin. Born near Warsaw, Chopin spent his formative years here.
- CENTRALLY LOCATED Business, scientific, political, and cultural hub of the CEE Region
- EASILY ACCESSIBLE 2 international airports, direct flight connections to over 190 destinations
- SAFE 86% of Varsovians feel safe after dark
- GREEN CITY 42% of green areas in the city, with its 346 leafy squares and 96 parks

International access to the city by plane
Warsaw is a convenient location in terms of air travel and has direct flight connections to 4 continents, 65 countries, and 192 cities.


2 international airports:

- Chopin Airport - the main airport, about 10 km from the city centre
- Warsaw Modlin Airport - located around 35 km north-west of the city centre

Access to the city by train
Warsaw is also well connected to other European cities by rail. There are 3 train stations in Warsaw providing international and intercity train services. They are well connected to the public transportation network.The closest to the venue of conference is Central Starion (Warszawa Centralna) and Western Station (Warszawa Zachodnia)

Getting around