Warsaw’s Old Town is not original; it was meticulously rebuilt after World War II. Following the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, Nazi forces destroyed over 85% of the historic district. However, this unprecedented post-war restoration was so accurate that it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For what it lacks in the old world charm of Tallinn, it makes up for it in sheer magnitude. I spent the morning touring the area, and these are but a tiny fraction of the photos I took. Several views were so expansive, I had to make a panoramic photo to show the full scene. Click on them to see the full detail.