Chopin Monument Warsaw

I arrived Warsaw at about 11 AM and was greeted by a couchsurfing host named Michael. He is a few years younger than me, married and lives in a very nice flat. He was the kindest host I've ever had. He drove me around the city some. He took me to tall the good spots. He gave me a prepaid phone to keep in contact with him. He gave up his room and …

... in the center of the park along a channel of water. The palace was surrounded by peacocks doing the "love" dance.  The Chopin Monument is also found here.  Although Chopin is buried in Paris where he spent the latter part of his life, he ...

... are some really beautiful parks - in fact we spent our last afternoon in one, where there was a free concert next to the famous Chopin monument. It was a beautiful sunny day (again!) but, this time there was a very nice breeze to help make it even more ...

... . I personally think that the building is quite good looking. We spent a leisurely afternoon at the Lazienki Park and Palace. The Chopin Monument is one of the very few sights that I remember from my previous visit (my photo album has a picture of ...

First organized tour of the trip saw us busing and walking around the city. We went to the Chopin monument the Pilsudski statue, the embassy district, the Jewish ghetto and the old town. I am surprised with how many large stately buildings there are. ...

... we passed by Constitution Square, St Alexander Church, embassy row, and stopped at Lazien Park to take pictures of Chopin's Monument. Our bus tour included a ride through the Jewish Ghetto where the gestapo rounded up most of the ...

... and monuments here including a palace which is on an isle. You can also find a second palace Myslewicki as well as the Chopin Monument where there are free concerts.  Perhaps fatigue and the heat are getting to me as I got tired too soon and didn't ...

... passionate and proud local. We visited the New Town , Old Town and the Jewish Ghetto and the mandatory group photo next to Chopin monument in the park. The Old Town is by far the most attractive area of Warsaw. You will be impressed with its quaint , ...

... Warsaw - the airport is even named after him! Umbrellas in hand we strolled through the dripping and deserted garden. The Chopin Monument is surrounded by a huge rose garden and through summer they have recitals of his music there every Sunday sadly ...

... Lazienki Park, a beautiful green space in the city popular with both locals and tourists.  Features include a giant Frederic Chopin monument and an ornamental lake complete with live peacocks.  I clearly hadn't satisfied my Asian food fix so I ...

Today I took a city tour of Warsaw. We went and saw the Chopin Monument, walked through the park, saw the Belvedere, played with some very bold wildlife, went to the Jewish Ghetto, and back through Old Town. We learned a lot about the city and it was a ...