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Buildings, streets... Warsaw

32 Reviews This kiosk with newspapers adjacent to Church of the Holy Spirit (Paulite Church) in the New City is the smallest house in Warsaw. Local law says that only seperate houses have own numbers and this...

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Jewish Life Warsaw

15 Reviews As Jewish people and culture strongly influenced the life of pre-WWII Warsaw it is important to mourn the victims and attrocities they faced from German nazis together with the rest of Warsaw and its...

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Gardens Warsaw

14 Reviews In nothern side of the viewpoint terrace in the Rydz-Smigly Park there is the gate in my picture with inscription "Ogrodki Teatralne" which means the courtyard theatres. There is a pub/restaurant with...

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Kabaty Forest Warsaw

7 Reviews Just get to the metro train and go all the way to the very last station Kabaty. Getting out, pass Tesco mall and go straight. You'll easily get to the Kabaty Forest. Great place for walking, biking or...

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Monuments Warsaw

22 Reviews Walking around the Three Crosses Square (Plac Trzech Krzyzy) I found in its eastern part the bust signed: "For Rev. Jakub Falkowski (1t75 - 1845), a founder of the Institiute for the Deaf, grateful...

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Old Town Warsaw

10 Reviews If you like old small and medium-size clocks, other precise devices and jewelry it's place for you. There are masterpieces of old masters and those who wanted to achieve a title of master in engraving...

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Warsaw's Districts Warsaw

4 Reviews In and around the old Stadium Dziesieciolecia (Tenth-Anniversary Stadium) one of the largest outdoor markets in Europe can be found. It is also often referred to as "Russian Market". The market...

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Churches Warsaw

12 Reviews It's not easy to introduce our church, because our church is not fundamentally a building or a set of programs. Our church is people — a community with a shared vision and a shared faith in Jesus...

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Zoological Garden Warsaw

5 Reviews The Warsaw Zoo (in Praga district , just opposite the Old Town) is certainly a great place to spend a warm summer afternoon! The point is not only to see the animals, but also the beautiful park with...

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Memories from 1974 Warsaw

3 Reviews Lala is my beautiful doll from Warsaw, which I actually bought for my daughter on our first trip to Poland. Years later after Susan was out of college, I realized the dolls were still packed in the...

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Pawiak Warsaw

3 Reviews On the city of Warsaw you will also find Pawiak. Before the WW II it was a prison but when the WW II started Nazis made Pawiak as their head sqaud. When war ended it was destroyed but now days there...

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Maria Sklodowska-Curie Warsaw

2 Reviews Maria Sklodowska-Curie during 1927 Conference in Brussel. The Society in Tribute to Maria Sklodowska-Curie occupies a building on ul. Wawelska 15. The society's main goal is to preserve her memory and...

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Wilanow Warsaw

7 Reviews The Wilanow Park forms an integral part of the Wilanow Palace and Gardens. Perfect for a pleasant walk, it is a destination of choice for Varsovians seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of the...

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Zelazowa Wola Warsaw

2 Reviews Zelazowa Wola is situated on the edge of Poland's Kampinos National Park and is the birthplace of Cjopin. Explore Zelazowa Wola's enchanting woods or take a visit to Kampinos National Park. Nearest...

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Zegrzynski Reservoir Warsaw

1 Review Zalew Zegrzynski - Zegrzynski Reservoir - a great place for watersports, walking, fishing and sunbathing - just 20 kilometers north of the city. Two huge rivers - Narew and Bug - bring their waters...

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Concentration camp Gross-Rosen, Rogoznica

by martin_nl

Some 50 km. southwest of Wroclaw you will find the contentration camp of Gross-Rosen or Rogoznica in polish. It was established by an SS owned company to exploit the nearby marble and granite quarries. The first prisoners arrived in August 1940. Initially it was a subcamp of Sachsenhausen, but in May 1941 the Gross-Rosen became an independent camp. The camp and its subcamps grew from 1,500 inmates at the end of 1941 to about 80,000 at the time the camp was evacuated in January, 1945. It is estimated that at least 125,000 inmates passed through Gross-Rosen and its subcamps.On the picture you see the entrance to the camp.

Don't lost the country side...

by diamond7

The Poland is really marvellous just in its unknown towns and villages. Discovering the county side you shall enjoy a lot more than staying only in the tourist points as Poland is very rich in costums, small events and beautiful nature exactly in unknown towns a little all over the country. More yet, you shall meet the very friendly hospitality of the polish people, and can enjoy local bars, small guesthouses and typical markets, which are not made for the tourist people.

The Stare Miasto of Lublin

by Paul2001

Lublin and it's fine old town does not seem to receive many foriegn travelers. In fact I was the only one I knew. This is a shame because I actually found that the Stare Miasto (old town of Lublin) to be rather alluring. At least it is worth diverting yourself to if you are traveling through this part of Poland. The Stare Miasto has several old gates of interest, a very good castle museum, and several mostly Renaissance designed churches. The problem with Lublin is the state of condition of several buildings in the Stare Miasto. Unlike much of the rest of Poland's fine old towns, Lublin did not actually suffer severe damage during the Second World War. However the Stare Miasto was very much neglected by the Communists for the 45 years after the war. Many buildings in Lublin are being torn down and rebuilt as best they can be so that they appear authentic.Finally I found overall the town...

Nice and unknown

by Rawicz

There are still some nice places in Poland to discover. During many years some territories of Poland were closed for tourism because of Soviet bases placed there. One of such a place is North-West part of Poland, near Borne Sulinowo.

The Warsaw Jewish Cemetery and...

by catdockev

The Warsaw Jewish Cemetery and Ghetto Memorials. Nothing survives but monuments. This area is a sprawl of communist cement apartment buildings, but if you walk in and around them you will find stones and an occasional courtyard that represents the ghetto days. You can get a feel for what it must have been like. The synagogue offers a map of anything left to see here. Also to see the natural beauty visit the Tatra Mountain areas in the south WOW. All sorts of outdoor activities and nature.

Bug River valley (East...

by Irato

Bug River valley (East Poland). This is of 'of the beaten path'. The region rich in monuments, unspoiled landscape, variety of culture. One of the most hidden wonders of Poland.More pictures in the travelogue 'Bug River Valley Trail', comments are comming!

The monastery at Jasna Gora,we...

by Sadjevec

The monastery at Jasna Gora,we were guided around by a monk who gave a talk in English,led us up and down stairs,round bends,across courtyards.When the tour was over we all realized that he was blind.We were all stunned!He had lived here all his life and knew every inch of ground.Well worth a visit.

Ok listen very good.If you...

by tanguito

Ok listen very good.If you are around Krakow, you can t loose your chance to visit Auschwtiz museum. Auschwitz is as you should know the camp concentration where nazis killed thousands of people during the 2nd WW. It s a terrific remember of the history, but it s interesting to spend one evening and take a look. First, for going to Auschwitz you must take a train in Krakow (about 50minutes), and when you arrive to the city you must take a bus, in the train station you have the instructions on how to get to Auschwithz, don t worry. The name Auschwitz was given by germans, but the city in Poland where Auschwitz is placed it s Oswiecim. You have good frequences for going there every day. If you arrive in the morning (around 11) you can watch a movie of the 2WW and the story of the camp. Otherwise you can go in for free and see the installations. Nazi's headquarters and the places where all...

Generaly, most travelers miss...

by Romanos

Generaly, most travelers miss Bydgoszcz-city when visiting Poland. I don't know why. Maybe they know something about it? Anyway, look at my page http://www.virtualtourist.com/romanos/bydgoszcz to discover Bydgoszcz.

PEPLIN.There are some...

by Wiktoria

PEPLIN.There are some beautiful religious structures to be seen in Peplin. The Cistercian abbey is marvelous. Aslo the cathedral (Cathdedral of Virgin Mary) seen in the picture is a great example of Gothic architecture.

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Sheraton Krakow Hotel Krakow

7 Reviews and 515 Opinions I had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. I was part of a tour group, but would recommend it to the...

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Intercontinental Warszawa Warsaw

4 Reviews and 653 Opinions Intercontinental Warswawa is one of the 5***** hotel in warsaw but it is different from the others...

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Mercure Hevelius Gdansk

7 Reviews and 221 Opinions Great view from my 9th floor room. [ half way up ]. The room is just what you expect for 450 zloty...

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