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Cemetery and museum of executions carried on political prisoners in the forest near Palmiry village in years 1939-1941. About 2000 graves surrounded by forest commemorating some of the more important figures of interwar Poland who died here.
The Polish Memorial in Palmiry was established in 1948. It is located in a forest near the village of Palmiry (Czosnów) within the Kampinos National Park in the Masovian Voivodeship. During the German occupation of Poland between 1939 and 1943, the Gestapo and SS units carried out secret mass shootings of the Polish civilian population here. The memorial is located near the former mass graves.
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Exactly what its name describes. A relatively large 200 years old oak.
Well maintained picnic field on the edge of the park, relatively close to Warsaw. Toilets, places for garbage disposal and an educational route around field.
Amusement park with a variety of leisure activities including: rope course, climbing wall, mini-golf, circus and animation shows, amusement rides, bike/ski rental and aquapark (two last are paid separately).
Another hanging tree used by Tsarist army hunting rebels of 1863 January uprising. A memorial plaque is present below the tree.
Large impressive tree in the middle of a small plain. Over 400 years old and empty inside but still alive.
Skansen budownictwa puszczańskiego
Museum with regional architecture of Kampinos Forest containing three peasant buildings of differing wealth (wealthy, middle and poor).