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#16 of 22 things to do in Warsaw
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Pearl510 says:
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 t…
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#17 of 22 things to do in Warsaw
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Pearl510 says:
Not as notable as the monument on Krakows Rynek Glowny, this monument is ones more a nomination to the famous poet and patriot Adam Mickiewicz.
He is said to be the most important Polis poet of the 19th century, if not of all times, and is honored not only because of his talent but also because o…
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#18 of 22 things to do in Warsaw
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Pearl510 says:
The Tomb of the unknown soldier stands at the entrance of the Saxon garden. It is constantly guarded by two honor soldiers and contains 24 urns with the ashes of soldiers that died in battlefield all over Europe. There is as well an internal flame burning. I guess almost every city has a monument fo…
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#19 of 22 things to do in Warsaw
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boxinbcn says:
Zelazowa Wola is about 60 kilometers from Warsaw. It is the birthplace of Frederick Chopin and the home he grew up in and the surrounding gardens are a nice place to visit.
I had six people with me, so we arranged for a bus to take us from Warsaw to Zelazowa Wola. It wasn't too expensive and wa…
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#20 of 22 things to do in Warsaw
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boxinbcn says:
Last Sunday I decided to visit the Mickiewicz Literature Museum in Warsaw which has exhibits related to Adam Mickiewicz (December 24, 1798 – November 26, 1855) who is considered Poland’s greatest romantic poet. There are also exhibits related to author Polish writers. The idea was to learn abo…
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#21 of 22 things to do in Warsaw
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boxinbcn says:
I was in no hurry to take the elevator ride up to the 30th floor of the Palace of Culture and Science - Stalin's "gift" to Warsaw after World War II. However, once done, I have to say that it's an interesting thing to do for 10PLN. The views of Warsaw are incredible so it's best to go up on a clea…
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#22 of 22 things to do in Warsaw
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Pearl510 says:
We were highly disappointed by the Wilanow gardens. Often compared to the French Versailles, we at least expected them to be nicely maintained. But instead, we found a construction yard full of "no entry" signs, muddy roads, noise and machinery.
If the lady at the entrance at least would have to…
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