Ela Ambrzykowska shares information about her city of Warsaw, Poland in this document. Warsaw is the capital city of Poland located along the Vistula River. Some of the notable landmarks mentioned include the Warsaw Mermaid symbol, the modern Warsaw metro system, the tall Palace of Culture and Science building, the historic Old Town area, the Royal Castle former residence of Polish kings, and the beautiful Royal Łazienki Park. The document also highlights that Warsaw is known as the City of Chopin due to the famous Polish composer who lived there.

1. Warsaw – my city, I live
in….
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by Ela Ambrzykowska

2. Where is my city?

Warsaw is the
capital of Poland

3. Symbol of Warsaw
„Warsaw Mermaid”
There is a legend about
the mermaid.
The mermaid armed
with sword and
shield, has been
ready to help protect
the city and its
residents.

4. Look at the bird’s view of Warsaw with the
new National Stadium and the river Vistula

5. Warsaw metro
The Warsaw metro has got the most modern
train system in Europe.

6. The Palace of Culture and Science
The Palace of Culture
and Science in
Warsaw is the tallest
building in Poland.

7. There is an Old Town in Warsaw

8. Royal Castle
is the former residence of Polish kings

9. King Zygmunt III Waza Column
King Zygmunt III
Waza moved the
capital of Poland from
Cracow to Warsaw.

10. Old Town Market Square
In the heart of the Old Town there is Old Town
Market Square.

11. Royal Łazienki Park
Palace and Park Complex in Łazienki Królewskie is
the most beautiful place in Warsaw.

12. Warsaw is City of Chopin
Fryderyk Chopin was a Polish remarkable
composer and pianist.

13. Warsaw – my city, I live
in….
You are welcome to visit Warsaw 
by Ela Ambrzykowska