Cytadela isn't far from the city centre but it is a beautiful large green space with different things to see and and an interesting place for history of forts and army things - there is even a section with old airplanes! Or you can find the Rose garden and quietly sit and read a book or paint or just relax...There... More

We spent a glorious early fall day walking all around this lovely park. Easily accessible by the tram, and just a lovely way to spend an afternoon.

Expect to find endless fields of green grass and lot's of trees. In the middle of the park there's a bar-restaurant. Good for a drink. Nice place!

Cytadela is a large jardin anglais, attractively landscaped and well used by locals. Older people and kids mingle without problems. There will general be people playing with their dogs, others riding bikes or roller blades, and others enjoying the pleasant surroundings. However, in one corner of the park there is a cemetery for the Russian "liberators" who obliterated the Nazis... More

Lovely are with fascinating sculptures- dont miss the group of headless men! The Military Museum looked worth a visit but was not open on Mondays. The War Grave cemetery especially the Commonwealth War Grave Cemetery with WWII RAF personel including the men murdered by the Nazi's after The Great Escape is very beautiful and touching. However the register appears to... More

a large amount of tanks,guns ,uniforms,planes on poland wars mostly 20th century.huge park a lot of graves.,of polish, allies.good place to bring children,teenagers so that they can see what happened.

My friends and I spent a morning in the Citadel Park during our stay. The site used to be where the fort and barracks/munitions factory stood but was turned into a park after the war. The park is huge and has a number of interesting sculptures, incluing the headless figures which are featured on many of the tourist leaflets. We... More