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Wola, Warsaw (0.2 miles from Powazki Cemetery)
Set in a monitored housing estate in Warsaw, Apartament Kolska offers self-catering accommodations with free WiFi. Guests benefit from balcony.
Wola, Warsaw (0.3 miles from Powazki Cemetery)
In the Wola district of Warsaw, close to POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, Apartamenty przy Arkadii has a garden and a washing machine.
Zoliborz, Warsaw (0.3 miles from Powazki Cemetery)
Set in the Zoliborz district in Warsaw, a 10-minute walk from Arkadia shopping center, Sunset Joli Bord Apartment provides an equipped accommodations with an balcony and free WiFi.
Wola, Warsaw (0.3 miles from Powazki Cemetery)
Located within the Wola district in Warsaw, Hello!Apartments Przy Arkadii has air conditioning, a patio, and quiet street views.
Wola, Warsaw (0.3 miles from Powazki Cemetery)
Set 1969 feet from Arkadia Shopping Center and 2953 feet from Powazki Cemetery in Warsaw, this apartment features free WiFi.
Wola, Warsaw (0.4 miles from Powazki Cemetery)
Novis Apartments Panorama View is located in the Wola district of Warsaw, a 17-minute walk from POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, one mile from Jewish Ghetto Memorial and 1.6 miles from...
Hotel in Sródmiescie, Warsaw
Hotel in Wola, Warsaw
Every time I visit Warsaw, I come here. There's a "military" side and a civilian side. The military side also has famous people here too: Writers, sports people, politicians etc. I walk through the military side and in particular, the area where the uprising soldiers are buried. At the bottom of the cemetery there's a new monument , this was built around 2016 on top of mass burial site where over 250 people were dumped during world war 2. Permission was finally granted to exhume these corpses in around 2014, after the government stepped in to quash the protests of the families of people whose graves had to be removed for access. Also, in this cemetery is a monument to the Smolensk plane crash, which killed government officials travelling to Katyn to remember over 25000 military officers and high ranking officials killed by the Russians in World War 2. Notable people who died in this incident were Lech Kaczynski, President of Poland, Anna Walentynowicz, co-founder of the Solidarity trade union.