Nicolas Copernicus Monument Review

National Science and Technology and Copernicus, and the University of Warsaw on the side -- that's the first impression of the first arrival in Poland, a historic place, and there are statues like this in the city, and it's a city full of culture.

Copernicus, a famous Polish astronomer and mathematician, was highly valued, so the state erected monuments and bronze statues for him, forming two different landmarks at both ends of the stone pillars of the Castle Square.

The scenery is pleasant, the fun is Hang Seng, and the price is high.

Nice view, very good value for money, good service attitude

The Copernicus monument stands in front of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the great astronomer who confirmed the "heliocentric theory" was born on the banks of the Wiswa River in Poland, where he published the "Astronomical Theory" and promoted human understanding of the universe, but was burned to death in public by the ignorant Holy See. What he deserves is more than a monument.

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The Church of the Holy Cross, where Chopin's heart is buried, and with him is the monument to Copernicus. Heliocentric Speaker, Eastern Europe, where we have left our footprints everywhere, and we tell us history.