In the past, the information that we lived on Ujazdowskie Avenue indicated that we were the cherry on the cake of society.

The villas and palaces built on Ujazdowskie Avenue and in the vicinity of the Royal Route in the second half of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century established Ujazdowskie Avenue's reputation as the most exquisite street in Warsaw, and the area as an elegant district. Initially built mainly for the bourgeoisie, at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, they became urban residences for the aristocracy.

During the interwar period, Ujazdowskie Avenue was one of the favorite places for walks among Varsovians.

Today, passersby and drivers, busy with their own affairs, rarely have time to take a look at the buildings and palaces they pass by and remember their former residents.

Therefore, we invite you to a leisurely Sunday walk along Ujazdowskie Avenue and a calm exploration of the area. We will walk from the Three Crosses Square to the Plac Na Rozdrożu.

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Details about this event can be found on the Evenea ticket platform: https://app.evenea.pl/event/aleje10112024/

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During the walk, we will try to answer, among other questions:

Who took General Sikorski's wife out of occupied Poland?

Whose lifelong passion was trams, and can one get rich from a passion?

Who did not pay the last (!!!) installment of the loan taken for the tenement house and lost the building?

Which institute was the Instytutowa street leading to?

Who was the man who collected and scientifically developed almost four thousand proverbs?

Where was the first palace built on the Avenues, and can we find it today?

How did Jaś end up in the European Parliament?

Where did Tadeusz Dołęga Mostowicz live?

Where was a certain Austrian watercolorist during his only visit to Warsaw?

To whom does the third face immortalized in the medallion on the balcony railing of the Tenement House Under the Giants belong?

Why did Jan Himilsbach take the surname Sidorowski in the company 'Rejs'?

What was there before Ujazdowski Park?

When did the 'era of Warsaw being dug up' begin?

What was the name of the king of astrakhan caviar, and what remains of him in Warsaw?

Who and why buried lime, and who was supposed to dig it up and suddenly, unexpectedly become rich from it?

Where can we find an artichoke?

Why did the tram tracks on the Avenues run along the curbs?

Who collected an impressive collection of antiques?

SEE YOU SOON!

The organizer is the *Arktour* Guide Office, registration number in the Register of Organizers and Intermediaries of Tourism of the Mazowieckie Voivodeship number 1923.

Phone: 514-784-177 or 508 101 105.

e-mail: biuro@zwiedzajznami.com.pl.

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