It is a nice monument, but there is not a lot of information about the uprising. I would suggest instead going to the Warsaw Rising Museum.

It is a nice monument, but there is not a lot of information about the uprising. I would suggest instead going to the Warsaw Rising Museum.
In terms of artistry evoking a sense of what happened during the uprising, this monument cannot be beat. All of the monuments that we saw in Poland were so much better than anything we have done in the States. Bravo Poland. Your artists are exceedingly talented.
Dont miss the extra part of the monument a little to the left of the main monument
We went in the early evening while it was still light out. We were the only ones there. Almost spiritual.
very humbling experience. we walked around the Jewish ghetto & visited the Pawiak Prison museum, looking at the cells people were in & the exhibits made me cry.
Nice to see and take a photo but that is about all. Like most other monuments, once you have the photo, what more is there to do.
I can't see anything interesting about it. The idea of the sculpture is not appealing
Wonderful statue/monument with great force and emotion
the statues are bigger than life size and need to be, to have an impact as they are standing before the huge green building of the court house
Very awe-inspiring with nice surroundings. The old town walk tour is worth taking.
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