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Statues under the Palace of Culture, Warsaw | MyTravelGuide.com
There are more than 40 statues of Socialist around the Palace of Culture. The area around the Dramatic Theatre (Teatr Dramatyczny) has the greatest concentration of them -around 28 statues are kept here. These massive sandstone figures represent allegories of Science, Collective Economy, Math and th...
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Palace of Culture, Warsaw | MyTravelGuide.com
Poles either love it or hate it. However it is a spectacular structure and offers the best view in Warsaw. The towering Palace was built in the 1950's as a gift from Stalin to the Polish nation and stands 234 metres high with 3288 rooms including three theatres, a swimming pool, a museum and a congr...
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Warsaw Voice - Magic Palace
The Palace of Culture and Science, the tallest building in the city, situated in its very center, intrigues many visitors to Warsaw. Constructed in the Stalinist years (the 50th anniversary of its ceremonial opening will be celebrated next year), the Palace is Warsaw's top example of social realist ...
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The Palace of Culture and Science of Warsaw
Initially the building was called “Stalin’s Palace” until it was renamed in the late 1950s. It currently serves as an exhibiton center and as an office park. The terrace on the 35th floor is a well-known tourist attraction giving a nice view of the city. The love-hate relationship of the native Vars...
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AirNinja.com - Warsaw Pictures - The Palace of Culture. Built by the Soviets in...
The Palace of Culture. Built by the Soviets in the 50's it was originally called Stalin's Palace . Looks much cool...
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Palace of Culture Warsaw | Poland - Warsaw Life
The Palace of Culture and Science (or Palac Kultury i Nauki in Polish) is the one building you can't miss in Warsaw - literally! Today it's a museum and a centre for many conferences and cultural events, and also has an observation deck where you can catch a great view of Warsaw. For more informatio...
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The Palace of Science and Culture: Warsaw’s Communist Eyesore or Great Polish Tourist Attraction?
The workers who built the Palace were virtually all brought in from the Soviet Union especially for the duration of the construction, and this helped add to the Polish dislike of the building. That didn’t stop them, however, from attending a Rolling Stones concert held there in 1967, which was...
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Palace of Culture and Science (Warsaw, Poland) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
...to the south. About 85 percent of the city's buildings, including many of those in the core, were left in ruins during World War II; much of the city therefore dates from the period since 1950. The Palace of Culture and Science, a skyscraper built in the Soviet style in the 1950s, still dominates...
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Warsaw - Palace of Culture - streets of europe
Interested in photography? Streetart? Streetfashion? Or maybe you just took nice pictures during vacation? If yes, this is a place for you! Our blog is 'devoted' to European streets, things that make them alive, things that make us remember some of them and want to keep on pictures. If you have phot...
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