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 		 skalki park: by anjodoce, Views[71]
 		 ,,skalki ,,lake : by anjodoce, Views[82]
 		 MARIACKI CHURCH ON MAIN SQUARE . : by anjodoce, Views[75]
 		 WAWEL CASTLE : by anjodoce, Views[73]
 
TOWER SANKTUARIUM LAGIEWNIKI: by anjodoce, Views[53]
 		 LAGIEWNIKI SANKTUARIUM -here is wall, where is write in everyone language ,,GOD I TRUST U,,: by anjodoce, Views[49]
 		 WHERE IS CRACOW? MAPA : by anjodoce, Views[48]
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The mark of the rebels: by drmitch, Views[47]
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 		 Yet another memorial: by drmitch, Views[52]
 
Finished in 1689, it was intended to serve as a bathhouse, habitable pavilion and a garden grotto.: by drmitch, Views[20]
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 		 During World War II, the Germans drilled holes into the walls for explosives but never got around to blowing up the palace: by drmitch, Views[16]
 		 Putting on a display: by drmitch, Views[17]
 		 Chopin Statue in the Baths Park, or Royal Baths (Park Łazienkowski) - the largest park in Warsa: by drmitch, Views[35]
 
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 		 Very cute: by drmitch, Views[30]
 		 Wedding photos being shot at The Łazienki Palace (Baths Palace); also called the Palace on the Water: by drmitch, Views[30]
 		 Inside the massive Warsaw Rising Museum - make sure you have at least 2 hours if not more!: by drmitch, Views[23]
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Outside the Museum: by drmitch, Views[23]
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 		 More of the Warsaw Uprising Memorial: by drmitch, Views[21]
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 		 Not really sure what these statues are supposed to represent: by drmitch, Views[21]
 		 The house where Marie Curie was born & lived: by drmitch, Views[52]
 		 I think this may be St Alexander's Church: by drmitch, Views[24]
 		 Dedicated to the Warsaw Uprising: by drmitch, Views[32]
 
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 		 Cobbled streets of the Old Town: by drmitch, Views[17]
 		 Marie Curie Museum - some of the equipment (the non-radioactive equipment that is): by drmitch, Views[40]
 		 Apparently some of her papers & even her cookbook are still so radioactive they are kept in lead-lined boxes & protective gear needs to be worn when consulting them!: by drmitch, Views[28]
 
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