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To spend an incredible August in Warsaw, the key is getting outdoors | Canada Voices

Open this photo in gallery:In Warsaw, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy outdoor city life in August. Once summer is over, the Polish capital buttons back up.Laura Studarus/Handout/SuppliedIt’s 5 p.m. on Aug. 1, and the entire area around Warsaw’s Rondo Dmowskiego roundabout has come to a halt. Sirens sound; hordes of motorcyclists begin revving their engines. Head bowed, locals hold up smoke sticks, creating a “fog of war” effect. This is a celebration of “W” Hour, a one-minute remembrance of the heroes of the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, a 63-day act of military resistance to Nazi occupation that ended with…

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