Warsaw, Poland
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Northern Warsaw comprises three predominantly residential districts, with some industry and commerce in the form of shopping centres. Białołęka is a rather new districts with only a little number of monument and nearly no tourist attractions, as it is described as "the bedroom of Warsaw". Targówek is a relatively old residential district, with an industrial part. Bielany is the part on Warsaw's left (western) bank.
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Cmentarz Bródnowski
Established 1883
forts
Pałac Brühla
Established in 1639 as a monastery.
Teatr Rampa
One of the best musical theatres in Poland. The building was meant to be a metro station in the 1950s when there were plans to construct a metro line on the right bank.
Park leśny Henryków i Dąbrówka
Rezerwat Las Bielański
Many bicycle and walking paths.
A large shopping mall, with many stores. It is quite sprawling, so depending on which door you enter from, you might need to walk a long way just to reach your shop. Includes an extensive food court.
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