Constitution Square (Warsaw)

Description

Constitution Square is a major square in the Śródmieście district of Warsaw, Poland. The square was constructed in the initial post-war years on the Marszałkowska street as a main element of socrealist urban project. Together with the Palace of Culture and Science it was the main architectural socrealist investment of Warsaw in 1949-1956. Its name comes from Stalinist constitution adopted in communist Poland in July 1952. Go to the map ⬆⬆

Nearby points of interest.

Societies

1. POL-MOT
2. POLMO

Hamlets, villages and towns

1. Saska Kępa

Historical Facts

1. Battle of Olszynka Grochowska
2. Warsaw Uprising (1794)

what to see / tourism / architecture and monuments / Palaces

1. Palacio Belwederski

what to see / tourism / architecture and monuments

1. Sigismund's Column
2. Mały Powstaniec

what to see / tourism / architecture and monuments / Squares

1. Constitution Square (Warsaw)
2. Piłsudski Square
3. Three Crosses Square

Other interest places

1. Wilanów Palace
2. Ząbki
3. Jardín zoológico de Varsovia
4. Museum of Communism, Poland
5. Rotunda (PKO)
6. Ulica Kubusia Puchatka
7. Ostrogski Palace
8. Church of the Holiest Saviour
9. Grzegorz Przemyk