WARSZAWA 2026: Wielkie zmiany w Al. Solidarności i Jana Pawła II
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In today's episode, I'm taking you on a walk through Warsaw's rapidly changing landscape! We'll stroll along Solidarności Avenue, starting at the intersection with Żelazna Street and continuing to the intersection with Jana Pawła II Avenue near the former Femina Cinema.
We'll see the scale of the renovations – new bike paths, wide sidewalks, and plenty of fresh planting in front of the courthouse. We'll also take a look at the ongoing work on the tram tracks and see what's happened to Wola's iconic landmarks, like Biedronka and the legendary Stefan Żeromski Bookstore. Will these changes be beneficial for the city? Let us know what you think in the comments!
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00:00 Introduction – starting at the Wola District Office
01:30 The condition of the tenement houses at 145 Solidarności Avenue
02:45 Bogdan Lachert Square and the new library surroundings
03:15 What's next for the Biedronka pavilion?
04:55 The Courts area – new greenery and bike paths
07:15 Renovations of commercial premises and former shops
08:50 The iconic Społem Wola store and the end of Żeromski Bookstore
10:30 Major track renovation at 145 Solidarności Avenue John Paul II Street
11:50 AM Panorama of skyscrapers near the Femina Cinema
2:40 PM Crossing to the other side and shopping pavilions
6:50 PM History of the Femina Cinema – what's there today?
8:10 PM Summary of the walk and farewell
#Warsaw2026 #SolidarityAvenue #WarsawWola #RenovationsWarsaw #CityInvestments #WalkAroundWarsaw #ChangesInTheCity #FeminaCinema #TakNaMojeOko
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mi się także spędzić kilka godzin w tym libańskim lokalu naprzeciwko- La Cedre. Wina wypiłem tylko mały kieliszek, bo robiłem za kierowcę. Pamiętam, że jadłem tam kebaba w takiej wersji oryginalnej, czyli takich pałeczek. Tam, gdzie parkowałem samochód, teraz jest ścieżka rowerowa i te klomby. Nic dziwnego, że takie lokale bez miejsca do zaparkowania są zamykane. A szkoda, bo są sprawy, które trzeba opić.
Ps. Może warto byłoby nagrać odcinek o cmentarzu Powstańców Warszawskich lub Powązkach wojskowych..
Tylko taka propozycja. Pozdrawiam
WARSZAWA 2026: Wielkie zmiany w Al. Solidarności i Jana Pawła II
Tak Na Moje Oko
3,302 views
In today's episode, I'm taking you on a walk through Warsaw's rapidly changing landscape! We'll stroll along Solidarności Avenue, starting at the intersection with Żelazna Street and continuing to the intersection with Jana Pawła II Avenue near the former Femina Cinema.
We'll see the scale of the renovations – new bike paths, wide sidewalks, and plenty of fresh planting in front of the courthouse. We'll also take a look at the ongoing work on the tram tracks and see what's happened to Wola's iconic landmarks, like Biedronka and the legendary Stefan Żeromski Bookstore. Will these changes be beneficial for the city? Let us know what you think in the comments!
LIKE WHAT I DO? BUY ME A COFFEE! 👉 https://buycoffee.to/tak-na-moje-oko
Every "coffee" is a signal to me that my work is worthwhile and a huge motivation to create more content.
00:00 Introduction – starting at the Wola District Office
01:30 The condition of the tenement houses at 145 Solidarności Avenue
02:45 Bogdan Lachert Square and the new library surroundings
03:15 What's next for the Biedronka pavilion?
04:55 The Courts area – new greenery and bike paths
07:15 Renovations of commercial premises and former shops
08:50 The iconic Społem Wola store and the end of Żeromski Bookstore
10:30 Major track renovation at 145 Solidarności Avenue John Paul II Street
11:50 AM Panorama of skyscrapers near the Femina Cinema
2:40 PM Crossing to the other side and shopping pavilions
6:50 PM History of the Femina Cinema – what's there today?
8:10 PM Summary of the walk and farewell
#Warsaw2026 #SolidarityAvenue #WarsawWola #RenovationsWarsaw #CityInvestments #WalkAroundWarsaw #ChangesInTheCity #FeminaCinema #TakNaMojeOko
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