Cemeteries and memorials to visit Warsaw

The monument to Marshal Józef Piłsudski is an impressive statue dedicated to one of Poland's greatest leaders. Erected on Piłsudski Square, this bronze monument symbolizes the strength and determination of the Marshal, a truly historic figure for the country. It is an important place of national remembrance and celebration: a reminder of Marshal Józef Piłsudski's essential role in the struggle for Polish independence and freedom.

This statue, which proudly rises in the park Łazienki side Aleje Ujazdowskie, pays tribute to the great Polish composer. Near the very romantic statue of the composer hair, take free outdoor concerts during the summer months on Sunday. The statue is high in 1926, according to the W. Szymanowski project. Klokot in 1940 by the Germans, it was rebuilt in the same way in May 1958. It is located at one of the park entrances from Ujazdowskie Avenue, a little before the Belvedere.

Inaugurated in 1984 to commemorate the ^45th anniversary of the event, this moving monument pays tribute to all the insurgents of 1944. August¹ is considered the anniversary of this desperate uprising, which ended in merciless Nazi repression and the almost complete destruction of the city. If you pass through Warsaw at this time, you'll see a multitude of candles and wreaths laid in front of the monument.