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Landmark bronze artwork commemorating the sacrifice of anti-Nazi resistance fighters in summer 1944.
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This is one of the most famous monuments in Poland I dream to visit also take pictures with it.
And finally one of my Overseas traveling missions accomplished.
More historical stories are hidden inside these Monuments I kindly convince you to study in Uprising memory when you come here.
And finally one of my Overseas traveling missions accomplished.
More historical stories are hidden inside these Monuments I kindly convince you to study in Uprising memory when you come here.
Nice place to learn about war information. Near to touristic attractions old town
The Warsaw Uprising Monument stands as a powerful tribute to the bravery and resilience of the Polish resistance during World War II. This imposing sculpture captures the spirit of the Warsaw Uprising with incredible detail and emotion. It is not just a monument but a storytelling piece, depicting scenes of struggle and courage. Located in the heart of Warsaw, it serves as a poignant reminder of the city's history and the sacrifices made for freedom. The surrounding area adds to the solemn atmosphere, allowing visitors to reflect on the events of 1944. This monument is a must-see for anyone interested in history, offering a profound and moving experience that honors the memory of those who fought against oppression.
Museum is a bit dark. Sometimes informational context is lacking.
Still a good museum where you can spend easily 2 hours or more on average.
Still a good museum where you can spend easily 2 hours or more on average.
Close to the centre, right across Kraniski palace.
Great place to see where the locals pay their tributes to all soldiers from the past.
Let’s not forget the immaculate sculptures.
Great place to see where the locals pay their tributes to all soldiers from the past.
Let’s not forget the immaculate sculptures.
Visited the place on the anniversary of Warsaw Uprising. A magnificent monument celebrating Polish heroes: soldiers and regular people who outnumbered with no weapons still fought for their freedom and country.
Powerful, make sure you visit the small museum on the corner. Look for the human images in the windows to spot location. Sadly the Chopin Bench music here does not play.
Take a moment to sit and think if you would fight for Liberty.
Take a moment to sit and think if you would fight for Liberty.
