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Barbican- Warsaw, Poland - VirtualTourist.com
Barbican is a fortified outpost or gateway to a city or castle. Polish barbicans were situated outside the main line of defences and connected to the city walls with a walled road (sometimes covered) called the neck. They were built until the 15th or even 16th century when with the improvement in si...
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Barbican - Warsaw Travel Guide - VirtualTourist.com
2001: Some fun guys at the wall around Old Town.. available with axe... for the crazy tourists with busy cameras. The area around the Barbicon usually has some entertainers offering a variety of song and musical instruments. My trip in 2006 included more of this. An interesting couple sang old folk ...
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Barbican, Warsaw, Poland : Reviews of Barbican - Yahoo! Travel
As you walk from the Old Town to the New Town you will pass through the Barbican, an impressive semi-circular Gothic structure with a Renaissance roof. It was built ...
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Warsaw, Barbican Gate :: Travel Tidbits
The medieval Barbican Gate, built in 1548, is a semicircular stronghold with Gothic towers and a terrace surrounded by an embankment. Designed by Jan Baptysta, a Venetian architect who worked in Warsaw, the Barbican guarded the northern entrance to Warsaw in medieval times. Partially demolished in t...
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