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Fort P Bema (Warsaw, Poland)

Description: Fort P (Parysów) Bema was one of the fortifications that consituted the Warsaw Fortress in the 19th century.

Newest Review: ... to Fort Bema, a potholed and rarely used road leads the way past a miserable looking banquet hall despite the green grass by the road, very little is there to suggest that this is anything other than an unused depressive Soviet style wasteland. First up is a roundabout with an old school model aeroplane - the type you are more likely to find in Ukraine. A few metres on and you are likely to ... more

... see a dog or two and perhaps a few parked cars. This is Fort Bema, a wonderful grassy area with large trees, a moat around it and an unused fort which is still in near perfect condition from the outside. An exceptionally relaxed place, it is behind what ...more

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Fort P Bema (Warsaw, Poland): A little known gem (407 words)
by - written on 21/04/09 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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Fort Bema is rarely if ever visited by tourists, mostly because for some reason it's not mentioned in books. I think that's a big shame, it's well worth a visit - particularly if you are in the vicinity of Powazki Cemetery from where it is just 3-4 bus stops (depending on which bus - 170 or 180) and a short walk. The entrance to Fort Bema is located to the left of Gen. Maczka - a large instantly recognisable ugly grey building. First there is a church, then some gates to Fort Bema, a potholed and rarely used road leads the way past a miserable looking banquet hall despite the green grass by the road, very little is there to suggest that this is anything other ... Read the complete review