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UL. 1 Sierpnia 1 Warsaw, Central Poland, 02-134, Poland

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Jasna Gora Monastery and Return to Warsaw

A travel blog entry by pdchapla

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Czestochowa – July 15, 2009

We left Wroclaw this morning by bus and it was to be a long day. I went for a run along the Oder River just before 6 a.m. and returned to the hotel and had breakfast. We loaded the buses and departed at 8 a.m. and took a "shortcut", as Andrejsz told me in jest, to the town of Czestochowa, to the northeast …

Video from inside Jasna Gora Monastery library

A travel blog entry by pdchapla

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This video shows the viewer our tour guide, Father Simon, as he let us into a private tour of the several centuries old monastery library at Jasna Gora.  He is explaining that the book he is paging through is a 700 year old bible translated into Polish by monks from the monastery.  We also got to sign the guest book there, and saw the guestbook …

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Warsaw: My second visit to this city

A travel blog entry by c.i.222

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... began in 1949 until 1963, but the Royal Palace was reconstructed between 1971 and 1984 at incredible cost, but it was still under scaffolding in 1998. Old Town Market Place originated in the late 13th century, and many of the buildings were built between the 14th and 18th century. Most of the buildings are Renaissance, Gothic, and Baroque-style. ...

A City with so much history

A travel blog entry by barbaraj90

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... the country is very flat.
Cars park on the footpath, great for them, not so good for the pedestrians.
In the Jewish Ghetto, which was destroyed by the Nazis toward the end of the war, there were 500,000 people, crowded in a small space. Horrible story, In 1943 there was an uprising but after that settled the Nazis killed everyone who survived.
An amazing city. Full of so much history, One of my favourites,




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Poland

A travel blog entry by nomadic1

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... would stop from time to time and you could hop off to buy things, I assumed this would be an option. There was also a short layover at a station near the Polish border in order to change trains and it seemed likely we could buy things there if needed. Wrong.

After three hours in the 'commuter train’ we arrived at the tiny little station of Sestokaji. The afternoon ride there had been very scenic with its beautiful farms, corn and wheat fields. I also spotted some ...

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