Damian left to return to Kraków, so I'm left behind. This means only 1 thing: explore Warszawa some more, of course!
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| I needed info, so off to the epic Tourist Info I go. |
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| Ok, that's obviously for the metro. |
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| WHAT?! Bank of China in Warszawa?! Ok, I guess if it works. |
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| Sorry, completely missed what this place is. Any help out there? |
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| So many interesting places, so little time. |
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| Oh, crosses, a Muslim crescent moon, what's this? |
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| So grand, yet empty. |
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| Never be too busy to pet a friendly cat in your travels! |
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| Polin: Museum of the History of Polish Jews |
Whoa, this place has a TON of information. I got overwhelmed after a long day. Good thing photography IS allowed, as long as it's without flash.
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| Entrance |
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| Very modern design |
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| I guess they save a lot on electricity? |
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| How would it look on a stormy-rainy day? |
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| We begin by going downstairs, to the "forest". |
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| Whoa, what an altar! |
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| Simulated neighborhood. |
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| Stairs down to death? |
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| We're done. Back to the light. |
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| This architect must've had fun with this design. |
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| What about the construction workers? The janitors? |
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| There you go. |
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| Back to the monument |
Ok, that was exhausting. There's still so much more to see. Will I have the time and energy to do so?
(Spoiler: I didn't. Monday poured like mad, so I didn't go anywhere. Tuesday, I ventured out again for the last time. Today, as I'm posting this, is Wednesday. I leave for the States early in the morning. I might not have internet connection for a while, so we'll see when I can finish posting all these pictures . . .)
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