WARSAW!

INFORMATIONS

VistulaThe river in Warsaw is Vistula (polish: Wisła).

It is 1047,5 km long. Vistula is the longest riverin Poland. On this river there are 8 bridges:

Siekierkowski, Łazienkowski, Poniatowskiego, Średnicowy, Świętokrzyski, Śląsko-Dąbrowski,

Gdański and Grota-Roweckiego.

BOROUGHS

In Warsaw there are 18 boroughts: Białołęka,Bielany, Żoliborz, Praga Północ, Praga Południe,Targówek, Bemowo, Wola, Ochota,Ursynów, Wilanów, Mokotów, Wesoła, Ursus, Włochy, Rembertów, Wawer and Śródmieście.

Palace of the Culture and Sciences• This is the highest building in

Poland in the center of Warsaw. It is 230 high, 68 meters. In this building there is a Palace for Teenagers. There are great lessons about art, photography, pottery etc. (I know, because I’m going there on photoraphy).

Park Łazienkowski

It’s one of the nicest parks in Warsaw. There youcan go to a walk, see the Palace, eat delicious icecream, feed squirrels or take some photos. Among the

atractions you can find swimming on the pondtoo. There you can see a few peacocks. In Park Łazienkowski is the Theater on The Island.

ZOO!

In the zoo you can findmany interesting animals like: polar bears, lions, tigers, pinguins, elephants, giraffes, rhinoceros, monkeys, fishes, donkeys, horses and more. There you can eat something, see animals, buy abaloon(), just go for a walk and go to the

playground with children.

Old TownIt’s the oldest place in Warsaw.

Here there are the King’s Palace, some restaurants, cafes, Sigismund Column and a

few of another great places. Here you can see nice,very old buildings.

Author

Aleksandra Badurek.

Photos of Palace of the Culture and Sciences and Donkey are mine.