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Kabaty (Warsaw, Poland)

Description: Southernmost neighborhood in the city of Warsaw.

Newest Review: ... out with cycling paths and hiking paths. Las Kabaty has had some big name owners over the years, from the rich heiress Elzbieta Sieniawska who also owned Wilanow Palace and protected the area and its animals through to the President of Poland in the 1950s Stefan Starzynski. Long since nationalised, this pleasant piece of nature on the outskirts of Poland's capital has also suffered sad ... more

... times, having seen action in WW2 as Polish partizans tried to get back Warsaw from the Germans and more recently in a fatal plane crash in 1987 which saw 183 people die including a famous singer. These days it is a very peaceful place, where you can rummage...more

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Kabaty (Warsaw, Poland): See how they run (305 words)
by - written on 13/05/09 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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Kabaty is a middle to upper class residential area of Warsaw, originally a village it wasn't swept into the Ursynow district of Warsaw until the 90s, it is now the terminus of the Warsaw metro and a desert of modern secured high-rise buildings. A small walk south past the Tescos though and you are in a Nature Reserve & Forest, well kitted out with cycling paths and hiking paths. Las Kabaty has had some big name owners over the years, from the rich heiress Elzbieta Sieniawska who also owned Wilanow Palace and protected the area and its animals through to the President of Poland in the 1950s Stefan Starzynski. Long since nationalised, this ... Read the complete review