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Saxon Garden
Nature4.7 · 28 7674.4 · 578≈ 45 minFree entry
Warsaw's oldest public park, opened to the city's residents by King Augustus II in 1727. Originally designed in the French baroque style of Versailles, it was later transformed into an English landscape garden. Highlights include 21 baroque sandstone statues of virtues, an 1855 fountain designed by Henryk Marconi, and an 1863 sundial. At the eastern entrance, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier stands under the arcade ruins of the Saxon Palace.
Highlights
- Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with permanent guard of honour
- 19th-century monumental Marconi fountain
- Baroque sandstone statues of muses and virtues
- City's oldest public park, open since 1727
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