Warsaw Old TownNarrow streetPaving stones on the road, tiles on the sidewalkIt's pretty gray in the winter
You might find some old lanterns.
Old lanternA shabby lantern... skirt?
The fortress is beautiful in its own right, but the best part is the courtyards near and inside.
Warsaw FortressLawns insideLots of bricksBenches everywhereOld city fortress
Walls and arches.
Arches and wallsStrange flecks of boulders inside the walls
Among the new architecture, you can find this kind of thing.
Corner of the new black building
There are also glass cubes placed around the city with reproductions of paintings depicting the places where the cubes stand.
Cube with reproductions of a picture of a place in the cityThe place itselfA cube with a reproduction of a picture of the place in the cityThe place itself
There are several vantage points in the city. Here in the old town.
Lookout in the old townView of the riverChristmas fair
And here's one at the Palace of Culture and Science.
The observation deck at the Palace of Culture and ScienceSkyscrapers!Panorama of the city is great
Everything was decorated for Christmas in December.
Christmas decorations in the cityChristmas tree and “carousel”The big cross and the garland fireplaceCrowd next to decorationsGarland on tree branches
Next to the Copernicus monument, a model of the solar system has been laid out on the ground. Here's the sun.
Sun in solar system model
Saturn is the last :-)
Saturn in the solar system model
At the Copernicus Science Center, we were stuck for a couple of hours. Instead of exhibits there are physics experiments. Spoilers in my head, but still interesting.
Copernicus Science CenterFountains in Glass instructions, similar to Ikea