Warsaw on Wednesday Night

A wonderful day in Warsaw, hanging out with a group UKSW students in Old Town, going through Łazienki Królewskie w Warszawie, the water palace and park of Poland's last king.  Dr. Harris and the students went through the Warsaw Uprising Museum. Several students wished they had more time. They were facinated with what they learned about what happened to Poland during the second world war. For the  first day after a long trip with jet-lag still present, everyone had a great day.

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  4. elnabishMarch 1, 2024 at 6:42 PM

    Sounds like a fantastic first full day in Warsaw! Spending time with the UKSW students in the Old Town and exploring the impressive Łazienki Królewskie park must have been delightful experiences. It's great that Dr. Harris and the students had the opportunity to learn more about Warsaw's history at the Uprising Museum, even if they wished for more time. It's understandable that everyone might still be feeling some jet lag, but it's wonderful to hear everyone had a great day overall. We're looking forward to hearing more about your upcoming adventures in Poland
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    What a fantastic day! It sounds like you've had a wonderful time exploring Warsaw and interacting with the UKSW students. The Łazienki Królewskie park and the Warsaw Uprising Museum must have been incredibly interesting and informative. I'm glad everyone is enjoying their time in Poland despite the jet lag. Can't wait to hear more about your adventures



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