Warsaw

The factory quarter will show how official papers and the products of an occupation-era enterprise were used to save workers.

The surviving gate makes it possible to connect a daring escape from the beginning of the century with family memories of the prison during the occupation.

The final stop will complete the route with a private wish carried out between Paris and Warsaw.

The layout of the open square will explain why a peaceful procession found itself facing soldiers without cover.

Here, a church dispute will leave the metropolitan’s office and change the structure of Polish Orthodoxy.

This stop will show how an old urban feature and risky film distribution became part of everyday life in the new district.

An engineering emergency will show how a postwar arterial road nearly destroyed a church that had already been restored.

The signs of the assault at the gate will explain why the campus was a military high ground and why the armored vehicle did not decide the outcome of the attack.

The mound preserves the prewar address and the memory of the encircled headquarters’ final hours, although the underground shelter itself is no longer visible.

The two sides of the monument provide the precise context for a political gesture that divided public opinion.

Here, a chance discovery will halt the demolition of dilapidated buildings and determine the address of the district's future museum.

This stop will link the vanished town hall to the townspeople's public demand to change the laws.

Here it becomes clear why the creators gave the Holocaust a precise place within a story a thousand years long.

The rescued details and restored clock will link the destruction of the residence to the years-long decision to return it to the city.

This stop will show how a ban on street trading turned an undeveloped private plot into a permanent market.

The story of the saved crucifix will explain why, during the fire, people risked their lives for a single figure.

The finale will show how a new settlement appeared on sandy ground and why its street received the name of a factory that operated only briefly.

Here, the northern threshold of Old Warsaw and the price of entering through it will become clear.

Here the route compares the park's present-day edge with the gates through which the district's final liquidation began.

The final stop will return names to people where they were once turned into anonymous cargo.

This stop will explain how a railway designed to move troops became the beginning of an exiled scholar's journey.

The courtyard prayer hall shows how a room for prayer became a workshop, and how fragments of wall painting revealed its former purpose.