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Poniatowski Park

Park Poniatowskiego

It is best to enter from Parkowa Street (near Real hypermarket). The park is a very popular venue for wedding photos and casual biking. There are also tennis courts there (entry from Mickiewicza Street).

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Address: almost along the whole length of Mickiewicza St
Getting there: near Łódź Kaliska station

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