Warsaw

Warsaw is Poland’s dynamic capital and largest city, a major hub in Central Europe. Situated on the Vistula River, it’s a surprisingly green metropolis with a population of 1.86 million, growing to over 3.27 million in the wider metropolitan area. As an alpha global city, Warsaw functions as Poland’s political, economic, and cultural core – and a key gateway for business and innovation.

The city’s history is one of resilience and rebirth. While largely rebuilt after extensive destruction during WWII, Warsaw retains a unique character, blending historical architecture with modern development. Connectivity is excellent with three international airports and a comprehensive public transport network. Expect a fast-paced environment, a thriving startup scene, and a cost of living that remains competitive compared to other European capitals.