Krakowskie Przedmiescie is a street at the beginning of the Royal Way. It is a cultural hot-spot in Warsaw and has been visited by many foreign dignitaries (in the present, as well as throughout history). Of all the places one might hear tourists speaking foreign languages in the city, this is the place. Should you ever find yourself visiting Poland's capital, make sure that Krakowskie Przedmiescie is one of your stops.

When traversing this neck of the woods, be sure to visit one of the many superb churches along the way. St. Anne's and St. Joseph's Churches are particularly impressive, as is Kosciol Siostr Wisytek and the Holy Cross Church. A series of statues, including one monument to the Virgin Mary as well as Poland's beloved son, Nicolaus Copernicus, are also worthy of attention.

For those with special interests in the more modern or more, um, political, try sneaking a gander at the Presidential Palace (the massive construction on the east flank of the street, with the statue of Prince Poniatowski on his noble steed). Naturally, this particular structure is not open to the general public - and the guards out front will remind you of this fact. However, occasional tours are permitted; keep your ear to the grindstone...

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