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The monument with the date of John Paul II's death on Jana Pawła II Avenue in Warsaw is a memorial stone placed in Warsaw's Śródmieście district at the intersection of Jana Pawła II Avenue and Dzielna Street. It commemorates the date and hour of the Polish Pope's death – April 2, 2005, at 9:37 PM – carved into a marble boulder, symbolically commemorating his death and his significance for contemporary Poland. The monument was unveiled in 2009 at the initiative of the Śródmieście District.

You can also start from Wawel or Salwator.

Historic Mounds. Kościuszko Mound is right next to the route. Piłsudski Mound, which is accessible only by bike. Along the way, there's the Zoo and Sikornik Mountain with a beautiful view. You can also start from Wawel Castle or Salwator.

ramps are narrow and wavy so not a place for reaching high speeds, but the overpass might be a best way to cross al. Niepodległości.

The Monument to the Fallen and Murdered in the East in Warsaw, designed by Maksymilian Biskupski, was unveiled in 1995. It is a symbolic deportation wagon filled with crosses, a matzevah, and a crescent moon – commemorating the victims of Soviet repression, including the Katyn massacre. Among the crosses are also carved the hands of victims, reaching heavenward in a gesture of a cry for help. The monument is located on Andersa Street and is the site of important patriotic ceremonies.

Magnificent

The last and youngest royal residence in Europe, built in 1910 for Emperor Wilhelm II.

A great place to walk, relax and spend your free time.