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This is the last entry of the travelogue, and I'll be ending with a few pictures of the old town in Warsaw. Although Warsaw was founded in the 12th century, during WWII the old town (as well as the rest of Warsaw) was completely destroyed. Following the war the old town was rebuilt brick by brick; only the remains of the city walls are original. You can see some of these walls in the first two pictures, which show the royal palace. The third photo shows the architecture in more detail, along one of quaint, narrow streets of the old town.    Posted by Gaja at April 14, 2006 11:59 PM © All images are copyrighted. Please contact me for permission or licensing. CommentsI love these quaint little streets... and the colors of the houses, each one with its own peculiar personality. Posted by: Massimo at April 22, 2006 02:36 PM Nice pictures from the beautiful old town of Warsaw... I think my favourite is the seconds one! Michael Posted by: 19 Seconds Of Spring at April 19, 2006 01:32 PM Post a comment |