Polish Cultural Garden

All of the gardens are super fun to walk and visit. Treasure for Cleveland.

The Polish Cultural Garden is located along East Boulevard just south of St. Clair Avenue.
There are stairs at the back of the garden (next to St. John Paul II's bust) that lead down to the east bank of Doan Brook. Here, Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway is on the other side of Doan Brook. You can see the Doan Brook culvert associated with the Schweinfurth St. Clair Bridge.
The garden on the East Blvd. level includes busts of:
St. (Pope) John Paul II (Carlo Wojtyła)-canonized in 2014,
Ignacy Jan Paderewski - world famous pianist, composer, statesman and humanitarian,
Frederic Chopin - Poland's greatest composer,
Marie Curie - Nobel Prize winning physicist and chemist,
Henryk Sienkiewicz - novelist & Nobel Prize laureate,
Nicholaus Copernicus - astronomer & mathematician and
Adam Mickiewicz - Poland's greatest poet.

Very nice. White and red tulips

The busts surrounding the courtyard are those of pianist and statesman Jan Paderewski and composer Frederic Chopin, whose statues were dedicated in 1947; scientist and Nobel prize winner Marie Sklodowska Curie and writer Henryk Sienkiewicz, whose busts were unveiled in 1949, and poet Maria Konopnicka. Her bust was completed and unveiled in 1952. The 16th century astronomer Nicholas Copernicus also stands in the Polish Garden.

Very pretty environment, but the audio on my Zoom was not what I expected. Not sure why.

It's beautiful there. All of the garden's are very well taken care of .

Such a nice place for to know more about polish culture.