Agnieszka Osiecka
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Ready-made walk · Warsaw

Warsaw in Living Lines

8 stops · ~4 hr 30 min · 14.9 km

Street Art

A walk through Warsaw’s public-facing creativity, from playful sculptures and musical monuments to bold installations and the glowing legacy of postwar neon. The route shows how art turns ordinary streets, parks, and junctions into open-air galleries.

The stops, in walking order

  1. Agnieszka Osiecka
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    Stop 1: Agnieszka Osiecka

    ~3 min here

    Here is Agnieszka Osiecka’s statue, cast in bronze and set at the Francuska–Obrońców corner in Saska Kępa.

  2. Sztafeta
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    Stop 2: Sztafeta

    ~3 min here

    Sztafeta is Adam Roman’s architectural sculpture at the Stadion Narodowy entrance by Józef Poniatowski Avenue.

  3. Pomnik Praskiej Kapeli Podwórkowej
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    Stop 3: Pomnik Praskiej Kapeli Podwórkowej

    ~3 min here

    Pomnik Praskiej Kapeli Podwórkowej is a brass memorial to Warsaw’s backyard musicians.

  4. Chłopiec z łabędziem
    iTheodor Kalide (Public domain)

    Stop 4: Chłopiec z łabędziem

    ~3 min here

    Chłopiec z łabędziem is a sculpture by Theodor Erdmann Kalide.

  5. Dom Kereta
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    Stop 5: Dom Kereta

    ~3 min here

    Dom Kereta is a dwelling-sized art installation fitted into a gap measuring 152 centimetres between a postwar apartment block at Chłodna 22 and a prewar tenement at Żelazna 74.

  6. Muzeum Neonów
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    Stop 6: Muzeum Neonów

    ~1 hr here

    Within the Palace of Culture and Science, Muzeum Neonów is a private museum devoted to safeguarding and recording Polish illuminated advertising created after the war.

  7. Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej
    iChris Olszewski (CC BY-SA 4.0)

    Stop 7: Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej

    ~3 min here

    Ujazdów Castle, the palace building before you, is home to Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej, Warsaw’s venue for contemporary art.

  8. Szczęśliwy Pies
    iJolanta Dyr (CC BY-SA 3.0)

    Stop 8: Szczęśliwy Pies

    ~3 min here

    Szczęśliwy Pies, the Happy Dog Monument, is a statue in Pole Mokotowskie portraying a seated Golden Retriever.

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