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Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

yellerbelly wrote 1 month ago: This is where the Independence Day celebrations will occur tomorrow – Plac Piłsudskiego near t … more →

Tags: Architecture, historic monuments, Interesting Places, Museums & Exhibits, Old Town, parks, forests & green spaces, Statues, Warsaw

Wilanów Palace4 comments

yellerbelly wrote 2 months ago: To the south of Warsaw lies Wilanów, one of the few areas of the city that escaped the bombing durin … more →

Tags: Interesting Places, Museums & Exhibits, parks, forests & green spaces, Property & Construction, Warsaw, wwii, autumn, Historical Buildings, Architecture

Ghetto Wall

yellerbelly wrote 2 months ago: Throughout Warsaw, remnants of the Warsaw Uprising can be seen and the battles that raged in the 194 … more →

Tags: historic monuments, Old Town, Warsaw, Warsaw Uprising

King Zygmunt III1 comment

yellerbelly wrote 2 months ago: A view of Zygmunt’s Column from outside St. Anne’s Church. The column marks the entrance … more →

Tags: historic monuments, Interesting Places, Old Town, Warsaw, People, Cityscapes, Statues

A monument to great leaders

yellerbelly wrote 2 months ago: This is the statue which lies in front of the Presidential Palace in Warsaw (see background). Jósef … more →

Tags: historic monuments, Old Town, Warsaw, Statues

Plac Zamkowy5 comments

yellerbelly wrote 2 months ago: This is the amazing view of Castle Square from the top of St. Anne’s Church. Well worth the cl … more →

Tags: Interesting Places, Old Town, Property & Construction, streets, Summertime, Warsaw, Cityscapes, Statues, Historical Buildings

The best view of Castle Square

yellerbelly wrote 2 months ago: This is the viewing platform on St. Anne’s Church on Krakowskie Przedmieście. Tight, winding s … more →

Tags: Interesting Places, Old Town, Property & Construction, Religion, streets, Warsaw, Cityscapes, Historical Buildings, Architecture

Evening sillouette2 comments

yellerbelly wrote 2 months ago: This is the view looking west from the Bristol Hotel on Krakowskie Pzredmiescie. The building in the … more →

Tags: historic monuments, Old Town, Property & Construction, Warsaw, Statues

Summer in the Old Town1 comment

yellerbelly wrote 2 months ago: The Stary Rynek (Old Market Square) is the heart of Warsaw’s Old Town and surrounded by colour … more →

Tags: Love / Romance, Old Town, Property & Construction, streets, Warsaw, wwii

Field Cathedral of the Polish Army

yellerbelly wrote 2 months ago: Katedra Połowa Wojska Polskiego, also know as the ‘Church of Our Lady Queen of the Polish Crow … more →

Tags: Interesting Places, Old Town, Property & Construction, Religion, Warsaw, wwii, Historical Buildings, Weddings, Architecture

The date that changed the warsaw cityscape

yellerbelly wrote 2 months ago: Located on the west face of the Pałac Kultury i Nauki (PKiN) or Palace of Culture & Science, is … more →

Tags: City centre, communism, historic monuments, Interesting Places, Museums & Exhibits, Property & Construction, Warsaw, Statues, Historical Buildings

Escape hatch for the resistance

yellerbelly wrote 3 months ago: This mundane looking manhole cover on ul. Miodowa holds one of the greatest stories of the Warsaw Up … more →

Tags: Old Town, streets, Warsaw, wwii, Warsaw Uprising

Polish culture and history - democracy and the heritage of a nation.

khumbu wrote 3 months ago: Poland’s indigenous democratic process created a democracy which had one million free citizens by th … more →

Tags: Poland, Warsaw, polish, Polish Culture

Płock Cathedral Door4 comments

yellerbelly wrote 3 months ago: This is a section from the intricate carvings on the main entrance door to Płock Cathedral. They are … more →

Tags: historic monuments, Interesting Places, Property & Construction, Religion, travel within Poland, Statues, Historical Buildings, Architecture

Syrena

yellerbelly wrote 3 months ago: This is probably the most photographed statue in Warsaw – the 1855 bronze Syrena (mermaid) and … more →

Tags: historic monuments, Old Town, streets, syrena, Warsaw, Street Art

20090909 - 300th entry

kisiel2 wrote 3 months ago: Welcome in 300th entry in this blog. The WIG Index gain +0.73%: Current setup can be interpreted in … more →

Tags: Misc, WSE: WIG AT, wig, Poland's GDP, Polish economy, 300th entry

70 years from the outbreak of WWII - but not everything has been settled (?)6 comments

maciek wrote 3 months ago: Here’s an interesting article by Anne Applebaum from The Washington Post (appeared on their si … more →

Tags: Katyn Massacre, Natalia Narochnitskaya, World War II, Anne Applebaum, Washington Post, Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, Polish–Muscovite War, Mikhail Gorbachev

65th anniversary of the outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising

maciek wrote 4 months ago: OK, back from a short vacation and I’ll resume the “recent CDs” series shortly (th … more →

Tags: Andrzej Wajda, Battle for Warsaw, George Bruce, Jan Krenz, kanál, Krzysztof Kamil Baczyński, Memoir of the Warsaw Uprising, Miron Białoszewski, Norman Davies

Kinoteka

yellerbelly wrote 5 months ago: For an alternative cinema experience, why not try the Kinoteka located in the depths of the Palace o … more →

Tags: City centre, communism, historic monuments, Interesting Places, Property & Construction, Theatre & Cinéma, Warsaw


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