Fryderyk Chopin spent his childhood and early youth in Warsaw. Here he began to practice and compose. Discover Warsaw following the footsteps of the great composer. Start with a visit to the Chopin Museum, located in the historic Gninski Castle and one of the few multimedia biographical museums in Europe. Among the exhibits, you will find the composer’s last piano, and manuscripts of his letters and compositions. The museum perfectly combines scenography with music. You can visit the museum at a time of your choosing, and at your own pace. In the evening you will attend a Chopin concert in Warsaw’s Old Town. Listen to his music in an intimate concert hall in the left wing of the Royal Castle. Great pianists, representatives of the Polish school of interpreting Chopin’s works, will delight even the most demanding expert on his music.