Ks. I. Kłopotowskiego 15 St., 03-708 Warsaw,
tel.: +48 022 59 00 000, fax: +48 022 59 00 004
tel.: +48 022 59 00 000, fax: +48 022 59 00 004
Opening hours:
Monday: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday - Friday: 8.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.
Monday: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday - Friday: 8.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.
- Route 1
- 1St Florian’s and St Michael’s Cathedral
- 2The Matki Boskiej Loretańskiej Church
- 3The statue of the priest Ignacy Skorupka
- 4The Praski Hospital
- 5The Floriańska Street
- 6The Monument of a Warsaw folk band
- 7Mary Madeleine’s Metropolitan Orthodox Church
- 8The multi-storey building at 31, Kłopotowskiego Street
- 9The building designed in a style of a small palace
- 10The big metal cross
- 11The Praski Park
- 12The House of the Veterans of 1863 Uprising
- 13The Owls’ House
- 14The vast building of VIII LO im. Władysława IV
- 15The Praha cinema
- 16On the corner of Jagiellońska and Kłopotowskiego
- 17The Michal Bergson’s Jewish Educational Centre
- 18The monument “four sleeping soldiers”
- 19The ZOO
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Is one of the most distinctive features of Praga’s architecture and its towers
Ignacy Skorupka perished in the battle between Poles and Soviets on 14th August 1920 in Ossowo
Praski Hospital has been the guardian of the well-being of the inhabitants of Praga since 1868
Floriańska Street was created after the partitions, originally as Konstantynowska Street
Its original decor together with the main altar – iconostasis.
The multi-storey building adjacent to the former synagogue, used to serve as a Jewish bath house.
The building designed in a style of a small palace dates from 1871 and is the seat of the Metropolitan