After having secured a VERY late check out from the hotel, we went to see the Chopin museum which was nice. We then searched for a specific shopping mall, which was not what we expected, so we returned to the hotel for some lounging, resting and eating. :) We then checked out, took a train to the airport, did some tax-refunds (in a horribly bureaucratic Polish manner) and headed home on a red-eye flight.

Started this day with a horrible breakfast.Then went to see a modern art museum, which was closed for repairs.When to see a church, a synagogue and the last remaining part of the ghetto wall.After that, it was all about lounging and shopping.

Woke up at 3:15AM today, took a taxi to the airport to fly to Warsaw. The airplane was delayed for 90 minutes after we boarded it, but since we flew business class, we managed to get a nap. Landed in freezing Warsaw, took a very cheap train to the hotel, got an early check in, room upgrade and a great club lounge access. Visited the amazing Polin Jewish museum and ended the day with some lovely shopping. Tomorrow, we're off to see more of Warsaw. G'night! :)

Prior to leaving this God forsaken city for good, we went to visit the "Warsaw rising" museum, which is considered Poland`s bezt museum. Oh, well, like other things in Warsaw, it was rather boring... . After some drinks and treats at the lounge, we were given a limo ride to the airport, which was nice. We arrived to the airport rather early and took a one hour flight to Prague. Since we were SO early to our flight back home, and having realized it was over-booked...

We woke up to a beautiful sunny day in Warsaw, and we were glad as we had quite a lot planned for today. We first took a metro and bus to get to Lazienki Palace, which is more of a lovely park. We then returned to the hotel for some afternoon treats and went to the observation deck in the monolithic Palace of culture and science. We then went to see the Umschlagplatz monument, from where 300,000 Jews were sent incattle cranes to their deaths during WWII. From the...