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Rhodes Fortress
The fortifications of Rhodes are shaped like a defensive crescent around the medieval city and consist of a huge stone wall, equipped with an escarpment, bastions, a ditch, a counter-scarp and a glacis.
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Old town
Within the fortifications of Rhodes is the largest active medieval city in Europe, with a population of over 6.000 inhabitants. The medieval city, in addition to being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is also the main tourist attraction of the island.
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Acropolis
Lindos is a fascinating place for those looking to explore the impressive archaeological sites of Rhodes. The town's picturesque location blends seamlessly with the dramatic natural landscape.
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St. Paul's Bay
St. Paul's Bay is one of the many beautiful places on the Greek island of Rhodes. A popular tourist spot located near the resort town of Lindos in the eastern part of the island.
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Mandraki Port
Located on the east coast of Rhodes, not far from the New Town, Mandraki Harbour is a historic port that captivates visitors with its timeless charm. Serving as a gateway to the island’s rich past, Mandraki is shrouded in an atmosphere that echoes with the whispers of history.
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Knights Street
The Street of the Knights ("Od? s Ippot? n") is lined with many inns that housed the Crusader Order. Recognized as one of the most intact medieval streets in the world, it features buildings made of finely carved sandstone, presenting a single facade that culminates in an impressive double arch that...
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Anthony Quinn Bay
Despite the lack of world recognition, Anthony Quinn Bay has been attracting tourists from all over the world for decades with its amazing beauty. A small sand and pebble beach is surrounded on all sides by bizarre rocks covered with dense and lush vegetation.
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Memorial to the Heroes of the Warsaw Uprising
The Warsaw Uprising of 1944 went down in history as a battle not only for the Polish capital, but also for the future of the country. As a sign of eternal memory of the participants in the uprising, the city authorities decided to erect a monument, and in 1989 its official opening took place.
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Monument to the Defenders of Warsaw
The monument to the defenders of Warsaw in the form of the goddess of victory Niki with a sword in her hands is installed in front of one of the largest theaters in Europe.
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Monument to Juliusz Slovacki.
The monument to the prominent Polish poet and playwright Juliusz Sł owacki, by sculptor Edward Wittig, was unveiled in 2001 on the site of the monument to Felix Dzerzhinsky, demolished in 1989.
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Monument to Prince Poniatowski
Equestrian monument, located in front of the Presidential Palace. The monument depicts Prince Jó zef Poniatowski, sitting on a horse and holding a sword in his right hand.
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All Saints Church
The Church of All Saints, designed by Henryk Marconi, was built over 30 years and was finally completed in 1895. Construction was carried out (with interruptions) under the direction of Henryk Marconi, Walerij Felix Zygadlewicz and Zygmunt Kislyanski.
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Monument to Tadeusz Kosciuszko
A statue dedicated to the memory of the Polish and American hero, General Tadeusz Koś ciuszko (1746–1817). It is located on the Iron Gate Square in front of the Lubomirski Palace.
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Field Cathedral of the Polish Army
The first church to stand on the site of the current Field Cathedral of the Polish Army was a wooden church of the Piarist Fathers, dating from the mid-17th century. Unfortunately, it burned down during a battle with the Swedes in 1651.
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Monument to Adam Mickiewicz
The monument to Adam Mickiewicz near Warsaw was erected on the square, which was created as a legacy of the extensive jurisdiction of Dziekanka, to replace the fountain moved to Bankowy Square.
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Ujazdovsky Park
It was created at the end of the nineteenth century in the then fashionable landscape style. Fenced and closed at night, it is now one of the most carefully maintained parks in Warsaw.
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Monument to Mikolaus Copernicus
The sculpture, which depicts Mikolaus Copernicus, was created by the Danish master Bertel Thorvaldsen. The monument, erected in bronze in 1822, was erected in 1830 in front of the Staszyc Palace.
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2 months ago
Church of the Holy Spirit
The origins of the church date back to the fourteenth century, when Prince Janusz the Elder founded a wooden church together with the hospital. The temple was destroyed during the Swedish flood.
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Chopin Monument
A bronze monument to Fryderyk Chopin in Warsaw's Ł azienki Park, depicting the figure of the composer sitting under a stylized Masovian willow. One of the most recognizable landmarks of the Polish capital.
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Monastery of the Sacrament Sisters
The monastery complex of the Sisters of the Sacraments in Warsaw was founded in 1687 by Queen Marie Casimir d'Arquien, who was given the name Marisenka. It was a vote of gratitude for the victory of her husband, King Jan III Sobieski, over the Turks in Vienna in 1683 and was to become the future mau...
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New Town Market Square
The New Town Market Square was built almost at the same time as the Old Town, but its architecture and form date back to the 17th and 18th centuries. Its form is particularly distinctive.
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Basilica of the Holy Cross
The Basilica of the Holy Cross is a church in Warsaw, located on Krakó w Suburbs Street, belonging to the Catholic Order of the Lazarists. Originally, the Chapel of the Holy Cross stood on this site, mentioned in 1510.
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Bolshoi Theater
The Grand Theatre was built between 1825 and 1833 according to the design of Antonio Corazzi. It was subsequently rebuilt several times. During the blockade of Warsaw in 1939, it was bombed and almost completely destroyed.
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Palace of Culture and Science
The Palace of Culture and Science is the tallest historical monument in Poland. The building has 44 floors, and on the 30th floor, visitors can find an observation terrace located 114 meters above ground level, which offers a panoramic view of Warsaw.
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Old Market
During the Warsaw Uprising, the buildings of the Market Square were significantly damaged. The restoration took up to 20 years. Now they are very diverse colorful buildings, on the first floors of which are museums, cafes, shops.
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