Sigismund column
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Interesting statue in front of the castle Jul 22, 2008
The Sigismund column is the oldest secular statue in Warsaw, and is 22 meters high. It is a monument of the king, therefore standing in front of the palace, and was build in 1944. The statue was however destroyed by German bombs during the war. The remains of the original are now buried underneath the castle and it is said that touching them brings luck. In 1049 the monument was re-erected. What you see today is not a complete copy, as the figure itself did survived the bombs and is still the original piece.
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Jul 22, 2008
Sigismund column , the outside of the castle, the Saint Johns Cathedral , walked through the small old streets of the old town, sat down in front of the Syrene statue at the Rynek Nowego Miasta , visited Barbakan gate , the Kasimir church and the The monument… The glamour of the Old Town |
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