Chopin Hotel

... war and anyone caught listen to Chopin's music was sent to the camps. This was because the Nazis were worried that Chopin's music in particular would cause the Poles to remain patriotic and unite. An exact replica of the statue ...

... the Summer Palace. Was really great-not too long-just the right length-gave you a nice taster of Chopin-with a nice selection of his music. Back to the hotel to find our own dinner. Had dinner with the lovely Aussie family and went to a cool noodle/Asian ...

... woman. There seemed to be more breasts here than I've seen in Hooters! haha 4p we were back at the hotel and got ready for the CHOPIN RECITAL. This was performed at Myslewicka Palace and the man playing the piano was superb! At intermission, we ...

... ’re doing to lift it from its cold gray communist state, but only time will tell on that one ;) We hopped on the Chopin overnight train to Prague, leaving Warsaw at 9pm and getting into Prague at 8am. The sleeping car was pretty similar to ones ...

... because everyone had these grand plans for going out into Krakow having dinner and then drinks but the majority ended up in the hotel restaurant. Maria and I headed to the restaurant earlier than the others (as they were supposed to go into town) and then ...

... we'd minimize the walking outside today (although it was nice and sunny again!). After a good sleep in and a quick brekkie at the hotel, we wandered over to Wenceslas Square and went into the National Museum. We were told by our tour guide that they were ...

... I took along the way. NOTE: #1 is the picture I took in 1994 of the Palace of Culture and Science from my room.  #2 is the Chopin concert  #3 is the hotel that is no longer there   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   . . . . . . ...

... so that as you approach the house it is as if you can just catch the sound of a piano coming from within. Frederick Chopin's father Nicholas was French & his mother Polish - Nicholas taught French for a living. As Chris commented, Chopin must have been ...

... & cold meats & hams & a small amount of other foods. We bought some bread rolls & ham to have with us in our hotel, as a "dinner in" before our Chopin Concert. We had sore feet by the time we got back to our hotel, and it was good to rest a bit before ...

... Pope John Paul II The gardens had a statue of Chopin in front of a heart shaped pool and under a weeping willow. She emphasised that Chopin was in Warsaw until age 20. He went to Paris then couldn't return as the borders were closed. The family could not ...

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... nbsp; This is where the Cimetiere du Pere Lachaise is located.  This cemetery has a few famous people buried there like Fredric Chopin, Jim Morrison, and Oscar Wilde, just to name a few.  We walked through the gates and it was just ...

... an opening into the  cemetery was a woman selling maps to its famous artists' and writers’ graves.  Balzac, Chopin, Molière, Oscar Wilde, Gertrude Stein, Max Ernst, Sarah Bernhardt, Marcel Marceau were among the hundreds of famous people ...

... of art and history. Notable people that we “visited” were Oscar Wilde, Saint Simon, Moliere, LaFontaine, Jim Morrison, Chopin, and Heloise and Abelard. We saw many more, of course: it’s so huge that it’s impossible not to see ...

... are atms in the airport and that the shuttle cost 6 euro anyways. i was really made at this time because when i  booked the hotel it said free transportation to and from the airport. well they lied and when i told the guy that he said he did not ...

Well, one schlepp down and two more to go, not including NY to Toronto!   I am writing from the Chopin airport in Warsaw.  Today was a bit of a panic.  We awoke late and had a casual breakfast ( delicious muesli again!) at the hotel, packed and ...

... , with the sacred object mounted in a jewel-encrusted gold case. The most interesting thing, I thought, was the cast of Chopin's hands. It was fascinating to see those long elegant fingers that George Sand must have fallen in love with. The real fun ...

... on his last trip and wanted me to see it too. The sky was very pretty with lots of clouds and the tombs were numerous. We saw Chopin, Edith Piaf and others that I can't remember. Then we went to the Paris Opera but a rude (the only rude Parisian we met) ...