Monument of John Paul II
The Monument of John Paul II in Warsaw stands as a tribute to the beloved Pope, who played a pivotal role in both Polish history and the global Catholic community. Located near the Archcathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist, the statue commemorates his enduring legacy and connection to Poland. Unveiled in 2006, it captures the Pope in a thoughtful pose, symbolizing his deep connection to the people of Poland and his contributions to peace, freedom, and human dignity.
The monument is an important landmark for both locals and visitors. It not only serves as a place of reflection and respect but also as a reminder of John Paul II’s visits to Poland and his efforts in the struggle against communism. The statue stands in a prominent public square, making it accessible to those wishing to pay their respects or learn more about his life and impact. The site is also often visited by tourists exploring the rich history of Warsaw.
- Saturday24 hours open
- Sunday24 hours open
- Monday24 hours open
- Tuesday24 hours open
- Wednesday24 hours open
- Thursday24 hours open
- Friday24 hours open
Own or work here?
