Hello Lithuanian friends
I would like to present some photos that I took recently in my home town Warsaw.
There are quite a lot of stereotypes about the city - some people associate it with grey commie blocks, some with skyscrapers.
I would like to show that there is much much more.
All photos were taken by me very recently (June 2006).
Warsaw skyline - not the best quality photo, but I like it anyway

'Ujazdowskie' avenue

'Ujazdowski' park




Polish parliament

'Wiejska' steet ('Village' street)




pl. Trzech Krzyzy (Three cross square) - very trendy part of the city.





Ksiazeca street ('Prince' street) - in front You can see Warsaw Stock Exchange

'Jerozolimskie' avenue (Jerusalem avenue)

'Foksal' street - another trendy part of the city - full of good clubs




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this high blue building is ... student dormitory

and Marszalkowska street (Marshall street) - very long street - one of main and most know streets in Warsaw, however this part of Marszalkowska street is not that popular.



and 'Zbawiciela' square


'Mokotowska' street (one of my favorite in Warsaw - I am working here)





and office building of my company



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some photos from the city center - if You'll come to Warsaw You will definately see this view. At the first plan ugly commie block - in fact it's a hotel - fortunately there are plans to demolish the building (or to redesign it completely).



more skyscrapers




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pl. Konstytucji (Constitution sqaure) - was build in 50's - very monumental architecture



view on 'Marszalkowska' street



view on 'Koszykowa' street

view on 'Piekna' street ('Beautiful' street)
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around pl. Politechniki ('University of Technology' square)
Warsaw University of Technology - main building

'Sniadeckich' street


'Lwowska' street (Lviv street) - very beautiful street with many buildings that surviewed the war.














'Koszykowa' street




once more 'Constitution' square


view on southern part of 'Marszalkowska' street

northen part of 'Marszalkowska' street


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my office


'Mokotowska' street - another trendy place




the ugly building to the right will be redeveloped and tured into apartment house

I just love this building




view on 'Wilcza' street ("Wolf' street)

'Mokotowska' - we are heading to Three Cross square



again pl. Trzech Krzyzy (Three Cross square)


view on 'Ujazdowskie' avenue


'Nowy Swiat' street ('New World' street) - one of the most elegant streets in Warsaw - durign the weekends it's turned into pedestrian street.







'Krakowskie Przedmiescie' street - we are entering an area very popular among tourists.
Historicaly speaking 'Krakowskie Przedmiescie' was part of a route, which linked Old Warsaw with Krakow.

it was late evening when I was taking the photos...

Copernicus monument and in the backgruond Polish Academy of Science


Saint Cross church

Warsaw University main gate
- my ex University

more of 'Krakowskie Przedmiescie'


'Europejski' hotel


'Bristol' hotel - one of the most luxurious in Warsaw


and Polish President palace

You can see the monument of Prince Jozef Poniatowski (one of national Polish heros - was fighting together with Napoleon)

another palace - now it's Ministry of Culture



and ... Mickiewicz monument
I think I don't have to introduce this guy
Although he has never been to Warsaw, he has a very nice monument here


THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I will post more photos soon (of course if You are interested
)

I would like to present some photos that I took recently in my home town Warsaw.
There are quite a lot of stereotypes about the city - some people associate it with grey commie blocks, some with skyscrapers.
I would like to show that there is much much more.
All photos were taken by me very recently (June 2006).
Warsaw skyline - not the best quality photo, but I like it anyway

'Ujazdowskie' avenue

'Ujazdowski' park




Polish parliament

'Wiejska' steet ('Village' street)




pl. Trzech Krzyzy (Three cross square) - very trendy part of the city.





Ksiazeca street ('Prince' street) - in front You can see Warsaw Stock Exchange

'Jerozolimskie' avenue (Jerusalem avenue)

'Foksal' street - another trendy part of the city - full of good clubs




------------
this high blue building is ... student dormitory


and Marszalkowska street (Marshall street) - very long street - one of main and most know streets in Warsaw, however this part of Marszalkowska street is not that popular.



and 'Zbawiciela' square


'Mokotowska' street (one of my favorite in Warsaw - I am working here)





and office building of my company




-------------------
some photos from the city center - if You'll come to Warsaw You will definately see this view. At the first plan ugly commie block - in fact it's a hotel - fortunately there are plans to demolish the building (or to redesign it completely).



more skyscrapers





--------------
pl. Konstytucji (Constitution sqaure) - was build in 50's - very monumental architecture



view on 'Marszalkowska' street



view on 'Koszykowa' street

view on 'Piekna' street ('Beautiful' street)

---------------
around pl. Politechniki ('University of Technology' square)
Warsaw University of Technology - main building

'Sniadeckich' street


'Lwowska' street (Lviv street) - very beautiful street with many buildings that surviewed the war.














'Koszykowa' street




once more 'Constitution' square


view on southern part of 'Marszalkowska' street

northen part of 'Marszalkowska' street


-----------------
my office


'Mokotowska' street - another trendy place




the ugly building to the right will be redeveloped and tured into apartment house

I just love this building




view on 'Wilcza' street ("Wolf' street)

'Mokotowska' - we are heading to Three Cross square



again pl. Trzech Krzyzy (Three Cross square)



view on 'Ujazdowskie' avenue


'Nowy Swiat' street ('New World' street) - one of the most elegant streets in Warsaw - durign the weekends it's turned into pedestrian street.







'Krakowskie Przedmiescie' street - we are entering an area very popular among tourists.
Historicaly speaking 'Krakowskie Przedmiescie' was part of a route, which linked Old Warsaw with Krakow.

it was late evening when I was taking the photos...

Copernicus monument and in the backgruond Polish Academy of Science


Saint Cross church

Warsaw University main gate




more of 'Krakowskie Przedmiescie'


'Europejski' hotel


'Bristol' hotel - one of the most luxurious in Warsaw


and Polish President palace

You can see the monument of Prince Jozef Poniatowski (one of national Polish heros - was fighting together with Napoleon)

another palace - now it's Ministry of Culture



and ... Mickiewicz monument


Although he has never been to Warsaw, he has a very nice monument here



THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I will post more photos soon (of course if You are interested




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