Royal Baths Park

It’s the best haven in the hustle and bustle of the city, and most importantly there are white peacocks walking around, and there are pairs of cockroaches...the wonderful harmony between the city and nature.

Must see attraction in Łazienki Królewskie (Royal Bath) Park. The monument is very expressive and bigger than anticipated.

The park is also quite a scene, there are many Chopin sculptures, the natural scenery in this park is also very good, there are many suitable for visiting, Chopin is also a very interesting character in Warsaw.

In Warsaw's Chopin Park, under the world's most elegant Chopin sculpture, there will be two concerts. Compared with Vienna's excessive consumption of Mozart, the Polish people pay the highest tribute to Chopin, but in the park I find him very well. But in the bright sunshine, I can be blown down by the "crazy" wind in the autumn leaves, stare at you, listen to you, feel you, and so on. Blessing

Warsaw Wazinki Park is one of the most beautiful parks in Poland. At the top of the entrance and exit stands the statue of Chopin, a music master admired by people. So it is also called Chopin Park. There are palaces, pavilions, pools, grasslands and trees in the park. The most famous water palace, Wazinki Palace, is magnificent and magnificent.

Warsaw's Chopin Park, also known as Wazinki Park, is the largest park in Warsaw. There are many statues of celebrities in the park, the most famous of which is the Chopin statue by the lake of the park, and the beautiful Wazinki Palace in the park. The park is an ideal place for Warsaw citizens to take daily leisure exercises, as well as a place for many new Warsaw couples to take wedding photos.

In addition to freezing to death or freezing to death, we should basically decide to stay in Portugal for a longer period of time before deciding whether to continue in this state, eh! It's still a wise choice to go to Portugal in April... Otherwise, besides looking at stones, it's designing rings.

The most important thing in Wazinki Park is the Wazinki Palace, also known as the Water Palace. The palace was built in 1680 and took nine years to complete. Originally it was a baroque bathroom built by the most famous Polish designer of the time. The outer wall of Wazinki Palace has three prominent parts, the interior is magnificent and luxurious. The walls were painted with expensive plaster, inlaid with cobblestones and shells, and there were many murals and reliefs in the palace. There was a fountain in the hall, but now it is invisible. During World War II, the German army buried a lot of explosives in the walls of Wazinki Palace, but they evacuated in a hurry before they had time to blow it up, which made it possible for the palace to be preserved to this day.