🕯️ Powązki Cemetery is one of Warsaw’s most remarkable and historic places. Founded in 1790, it’s the oldest and most famous Catholic cemetery in the city. Here rest Poland’s greatest writers, artists, scientists, and public figures, people who shaped the nation’s history and spirit. Walking among the old tombs and sculptures, you can truly feel the soul of Warsaw filled with memory, art, and quiet reflection. 📍 ul. Powązkowska 14, Warsaw 🕯️ Visit especially in autumn or on All Souls’ Day, wh

3.2K views · 25 reactions | Una mujer fue agredida a plena luz del día afuera de la estación del Metro #InsurgentesSur. El presunto atacante fue abatido por un policía de la #CDMX. Al inicio se habló de un robo, pero ahora la principal línea de investigación es un intento de feminicidio: | Público | Facebook

One of the world’s most prestigious piano competitions has returned to the capital, marking 100 years of Chopin’s legacy. The music of the great composer once again fills Warsaw: from the Chopin Museum to cultural centres, metro stations, and even the immersive exhibition “Romantic Chopin” at Art Box Experience. 🎬 The film “Chopin, Chopin”, directed by Michał Kwieciński and starring Eryk Kulm, hits cinemas on October 10, a must-see for every music lover. 🎧 Watch the Chopin Competition live on

Prague has several train stations, but the main ones are: - *Main Train Station (Hlavní Nádraží)*: The largest and busiest station, serving international and domestic trains, located near Wenceslas Square, with connections to Metro Line C (red line). It's the primary hub for Czech Railways (CD), RegioJet, and Leo Express. - *Masarykovo Nádraží (Masaryk's Train Station)*: Located in the city center, serving regional trains to nearby towns and cities, connected to Metro Line B (yellow line). - *Sm

The M1 metro line in Warsaw has partially resumed operations following an overnight repair, according to the Public Transport Authority. This comes after a fire at one of the metro stations brought the Polish capital’s underground system to a standstill. Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski thanked the city services and everyone involved in the repair efforts. | TVP World