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Town of Gingerbread
... in the music concert at Cosmopolis Fountain. The fountain is a meeting place each night during the summer where the fountain is awash in colour and lights with classical music from Chopin (of course – another famous Pole) to enjoy the summer night air. Tomorrow we head out to meet with my family who I haven’t seen in over 15 years – how much will my family have changed since I last saw ...
Copernicus and Gingerbread
... He knows Torun a bit and quickly led us to the places on my list of "must-see's." We even had a coffee break (with horrible coffee) on one of the boat ancored on the Vistula and serving as restaurants.
It was a fun-filled day with beautiful weather and I was glad that after years of wanting to come here, I was finally able to make it. Staszek took us home in his work car, which may not have made the trip shorter, but definitely more fun.
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Home of Nicolas Copernicus
... drawings and works from him inside. There is like sundials and other interesting things. There is also a statue of Copernicus in central square and there was a concert there today. The concert was free and was actually pretty good despite being in Polish. Torun is way less touristed than Gdansk or Krakow. It is a perfect stop in between Gdansk and Warsaw. Other than the history of Copernicus here, there is a river that is nice to ...
Born Toruń
... Old Square). Many of the street names have some connection to him and he his old house is a memorial museum visited by wide-eyed curious school parties. Much of it is preserved as it was in Copernicus’s time, but sadly it’s of restricted interest to non-Poles due to the limited English on the exhibits. Much more of interest is Toruń’s other claim to fame, the pierniki, the Polish gingerbread similar to the German lebkuchen. ...
Dad's old house
According to my notes, the house my dad lived in was at #18 3 Maja. My dad remembered a brick wall with glass on top, which I think was right across the street. He also said something about a courtyard in the building and living in one of the apartments ...
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