They Had Been Buried Underground for Years. A Major Discovery Was Made During the Reconstruction of a Street in Central Warsaw.
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Sensational Discovery Under a Parking Lot in Warsaw. Memorabilia From the Pre-War Philharmonic Hall.
During construction work on Sienkiewicza Street in Warsaw, workers stumbled upon unusual finds. The discovered objects may be connected to the history of the National Philharmonic, the capital's monument conservator announced on Wednesday.
During the renovation of Sienkiewicza Street, a remarkable discovery was made. Unique items were found right in front of the National Philharmonic, including some of the giant lamps, cutlery, and plates with portraits of Sigismund III Vasa. Renovation work on Sienkiewicza Street exposed the foundations of a building that burned down during World War II. Traces of fire are still visible on its walls. The biggest surprise turned out to be […]
During the reconstruction of Sienkiewicza Street as part of the New Center of Warsaw, workers uncovered unique finds: lamp components, metal ornaments, ceramics, and cutlery. The items may be related to the history of the National Philharmonic.
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