19^th International Conference on Applied Psychology and Psychiatry May 08-15, 2019 Warsaw, Poland

The capital of Poland since 1596, Warsaw had been known as the "Paris of Eastern Europe" all through the 1930's. Lamentably, it was primarily wrecked amid World War II. Today, Warsaw is striving to recover its previous stature. As of now extending at unfathomable speed, new structures grow like mushrooms after the downpour! Present day high rises, lavish lodgings, apartment buildings and shopping centres emerge in the midst of old socialist structures, pre-war design and the recreated Old Town.

The assortment of design saw in Warsaw reflects the distinctive periods of Polish History in the only remaining century. On the correct bank of the Vistula River in the Praga region, one can even now observe slug openings in structures dating from before the war. On the left bank, the Palace of Culture and the MDM area are outright notices of Poland's 45 years of socialist mastery. The ultramodern structures are the most significant impression of Warsaw's resurrection and section into the contemporary European world. At long last, to pay tribute to Polish Kings, the chronicled stops along the Royal Road were revamped after the war. Today, this street stays one of Warsaw's primary veins that keeps running from the old Town to the Lazenki Palace.

Warsaw currently invites numerous guests both as a significant business focus and a regular vacationer goal. It is turning into a cutting edge city, clamoring with vitality and life. Music celebrations, global social shows and imaginative occasions are occurring, numerous new eateries offer universal quality food. Other than it's energizing urban way of life, Warsaw's occupants and voyagers can appreciate the various parks and the remarkable wild riversides of the Vistula that give a characteristic vibe to this sprouting European capital.