Tracing Amazing Events: A Walk along Krakowskie Przedmieście and Entry to the Gardens

You are invited to a Saturday walk along Krakowskie Przedmieście, certainly the most beautiful part of the Royal Route. We'll peek into an extraordinary enclave of calm and silence — the monastery garden.

• the mysterious way Mazovia was incorporated into the Crown
• how an unusual romance affected the Commonwealth
• how, in the times of King Stanisław August, services were combined with the world’s oldest profession
• a few methods for preserving eternal youth
• the story of a blood-chilling wedding
• how to deliver a silent speech
• whose carriage was pulled by bears
• an extraordinary occupation of a queen
• the “madness” of our double Nobel laureate
• who and for what purpose wore a red wig
• the story of a bloody drama in a famous restaurant
• how Chopin’s piano ended up on the pavement

and many other colorful stories about people and places connected with Krakowskie Przedmieście.

Start: 7.02 (Saturday), 12:00 at St. Anne’s Church (Krakowskie Przedmieście 68).

Finish: at the Copernicus monument (by the Staszic Palace).

The walk will be led by KASIA — a licensed Warsaw guide, blogger.

Tel. 505 023 782

Participation in the walk is free, however a tip will be welcome after the walk.

We gently remind you that we put a lot of substantive and documentary work into preparing the walk so that it is as attractive as possible for you.

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