One day in Warsaw is absolutely not enough. The old and the new center of the city is just a part of its historic and natural treasury. Find out what else is worth seeing in the capital of Poland.
where the names of 11 000 people who died during the Uprising are carved out. The centrepiece of the wall is a quarter-ton bell, 'Monter', which was cast in honour of the leader of the Uprising, General Antoni Chruściel. Copernicus Science Centre Opened in 2010, it is compulsory that you visit the
, Szczęśliwicki Park or by the Stanisław August embankment by Skaryszewski Park. There's also the zoo, the Copernicus Science Centre or the Technical Museum in the Palace of Culture and its planetarium. You could also take the narrow-gauge railway to nearby towns - there are 2 routes - Piaseczno-Tarczyn-Piaseczno
