LISA Forum Europe 2006


LISA Forum Europe
13-17 November, 2006
InterContinental Warszawa
Warsaw, Poland
Localization Industry Standards Association
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Travel Information

InterContinental Warszawa

Conference Hotel

InterContinental Warszawa
ul Emilii Plater 49
00-125 Warszawa
Polska
Tel: +48 22 328 8888
Fax: +48 22 328 8889
warsaw@interconti.com

Located right in the heart of Poland's developing and thriving capital, Warsaw, the brand new InterContinental Warszawa provides not only an architectural landmark as one of the highest buildings in the city, but also services that are tailored to and exceed the expectations of our discerning guests.

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Warsaw

Hotel Location

Directions

From East & North:
Follow Rt 7 - Direct to Warsaw to Rondo Plac Artura Zawiszy
Turn right and pass Central Railway Station
Turn left at traffic lights and hotel is 200 m on your left
From South:
Follow Rt 7 and take exit Al Jerozolimskie
Keep straight past the Palace of Culture and Science
Turn right at first lights
Hotel located 200m on the left
From West:
Follow Rt 2 to Warsaw to Rondo Onz and take right
Hotel is located before passing the Palace of Culture and Science on the right

Warsaw History

By Polish standards, Warsaw is a young whippersnapper of a city. When other towns such as Kraków, Poznań, Wrocław or Gdańsk were close to celebrating their quincentenaries, the present-day capital was just beginning to emerge from the obscurity of the Mazovian forests. In the 14th century, the dukes of Mazovia built a stronghold on the site where the Royal Castle stands today, and made Warsaw their seat in 1413. Like most medieval Polish towns, it was planned on a grid around a central square and surrounded with fortified walls. Read more...

Warsaw Attractions

During WWII Royal Castle was deliberately destroyed on Hitler's orders. It was rebuilt between 1971 and 1984, incorporating surviving artworks and thousands of original architectural fragments. Most impressive is the Great Apartment, dominated by the Great Assembly Hall which has been restored to its 1781 splendour of dazzling gilded stucco and golden columns. Read more about Royal Castle and other Warsaw attractions.

 


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