Monument of King Jan III Sobieski in Gdańsk: photos, reviews

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Pomnik Króla Jana III Sobieskiego stands proudly in the bustling old town of Gdańsk, at the heart of a lively roundabout. This imposing statue, created by artists Tadeusz Barącz and Julian Markowski, commemorates King Jan III Sobieski, renowned for his triumph over the Turks at the Battle of Vienna in 1683. Initially located in Lwów, the monument was relocated to Gdańsk and unveiled on June 26, 1965, and underwent a thoughtful restoration in 2019.

This historical attraction, boasting an impressive 4.7 rating on Google, is both educational and suitable for children. The monument's grandeur is further accentuated by its stunning nighttime illumination, making it a captivating sight after dusk.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Targ Drzewny

Bus stop 83 m walk

Gdańsk, Brama Wyżynna

Bus stop 217 m walk

Brama Wyżynna

Bus stop 202 m walk

Hucisko

Tram stop 194 m walk

4.7

based on 1,636 reviews

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4.7/5 1,636 reviews

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毛毛

格但斯克煤炭市場（Targ Węglowy）是紀念約翰三世·索別斯基（1683年在維也納擊敗土耳其人）的紀念碑，也是這座城市最古老的紀念碑之一。它最初建於利沃夫（索別斯基來自利沃夫地區的奧列斯科），並於1898年11月20日揭幕。 1944年7月蘇聯重新佔領利沃夫後，於1950年決定將其移交給波蘭。在移至格但斯克之前，它曾在維拉諾夫公園

Victor Macholl

Ładny pomnik. Duży, widać go z daleka. Latem rosną wokoło niego czerwone różyczki.

Monument of King Jan III Sobieski in Gdańsk

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