A new tramway is under construction to reduce the travel time between the Wilanów and Warsaw central district to 30 minutes a tram operator owned by the city of Warsaw is developing a new tram route between the Wilanów and Śródmieście districts in Poland The Wilanów-Śródmieście tramline is expected to help commuters to reach Wilanów from Śródmieście in less than 30 minutes The project is considered to be one of the largest tramway investments currently underway in the country It will also support the plans to develop a low-emission public transport system in Warsaw Construction of the project is expected to begin in August 2022 and is scheduled to be completed by the end of January 2024 The new Wilanów-Śródmieście tram route will have a total length of approximately 8km It will include four junctions and 31 stops The stops on the tramline will be designed to meet the requirements of persons with disabilities There are plans to establish two branches within the route The first branch will run along Gagarina Street up to Czerniakowska Street The tramline will start at the junction of Puławska and Goworka streets An existing section of the tram route between Rakowiecka Street to Plac Unii Lubelskiej will also be reconstructed as part of the project The route will pass through Goworka and Spacerowa streets which will have a difference in elevation of nearly 22m in the direction of Lower Mokotów It will continue along Belwederska and Sobieskiego streets A terminus for two-way trams will be built at the intersection between Rzeczypospolitej and Branickiego avenues It will end at the terminal for two-way trams The route will be equipped with a green wave system which will eliminate the need for trams to wait for green signal at intersections Preparatory works are expected to begin at Gagarina Street in May 2022 Main works will include the construction of a 1.2km-long 2.8m-diameter underground sewage collector and reconstruction of the heating network followed by the construction of tram tracks Hyundai Rotem was awarded a tender by Tramwaje Warszawskie for the supply of up to 213 trams in February 2019. The new rolling stock were ordered to run on the existing tram routes and new routes including the Wilanów-Śródmieście route The contract includes a basic order for the supply of 123 trams Three different types of trams will be supplied based on different transport needs All the trams will have a low-floor design The trains will be supplied in one-way and two-way configurations The trams will be air-conditioned and will come in two lengths The trams with swivel bogies will be able to operate on tight curves on the streets A noise absorber fitted to each wheel will help reduce rail wear and ensure quite operation on curves Furthermore, the trams will be installed with surveillance systems for passenger safety. They will also feature a passenger information system and an energy storage system The 33m-long tram will be the longest tram to operate in the city 50 new trams are expected to be allocated to the Wilanów-Śródmieście route The first two trams pertaining to the order arrived from South Korea at the Port of Gdynia in Poland in June 2021 The delivery of all the trams is expected to be completed by the end of April 2023 Electronic information boards will be installed at the stops to provide information to the passengers regarding tram timings the project will involve the construction of three new traction substations including the first underground substation in the city A new depot in Annopol will be built to house the new trams of the tramline the Annopol depot will become the fifth depot in the city and lathe machinery to regenerate wheels for the trams Stands will be available at the depot to check the condition of the carriages The Annopol depot will be developed as a smart facility equipped with automation technology An automated system will control the switches and semaphores Employees at the depot will be equipped with smartphones and tablets to transmit data to the central system for improved efficiency The project is estimated to involve an investment of zl1.19bn ($277.5m) including the construction of the route and infrastructure It is co-financed by the European Union under Operational Programme Infrastructure and Environment 2014-2020 (OPI & E 2014-2020) a programme to make Poland a more competitive and low-carbon economy the EU agreed to contribute zl555m ($129m) towards the project as the construction partner for the Wilanów-Śródmieście tramline project in March 2022 The design and construction of the tramline along Gagarina is being undertaken by a consortium of two Polish construction companies a Polish public transport infrastructure construction services provider received the contract to build the Annopol depot in October 2021 Tramwaje Warszawskie and Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Wodociągów i Kanalizacji selected Egis Poland received a contract to provide It is also responsible for securing approvals for the project an energy equipment and solutions provider based in Poland was contracted to supply the power electronics train control and management system (TCMS) for the trams was appointed to supply driving data recorders for the trams was engaged to provide seats with pneumatic control for drivers and other complicated structures Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network. this is the one most visitors want to see – not so much to admire the fine baroque altarpieces that miraculously survived the 1944 Warsaw Rising reprisals but to pay homage at the second pillar on the left side of the nave Adorned with an epitaph to Frédéric Chopin the pillar enshrines a jar that contains the composer’s heart After Chopin's death in Paris in 1849 his eldest sister complied with his request to remove his heart before his body was buried at Père Lachaise Cemetery she smuggled it back to Warsaw where it was interred at the church the Germans removed the heart for safekeeping and had the good grace to return it once WWII was over the jar was removed once again from the pillar to check the heart was still intact – it was ContactAddressul Krakowskie Przedmieście 3. Śródmieście Północne 22 826 8910 https://www.swkrzyz.pl/ Wilanów Palace was commissioned by King Jan III Sobieski in 1677 It has changed hands several times over the… Palace of Culture & Science For over 60 years this socialist realist palace has dominated central Warsaw A ‘gift of friendship’ from the Soviet Union Łazienki Park this beautiful park includes manicured gardens Royal Castle This remarkable copy of the original castle blown up by the Germans in WWII is filled with authentic period furniture and original works of art… Warsaw Rising Museum housed in a former tram power station and its surrounding grounds traces the history of the city's heroic but doomed uprising… POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews Housed in one of Warsaw's best examples of contemporary architecture this award-winning museum documents 1000 years of Jewish history in Poland Fryderyk Chopin Museum This multimedia museum within the baroque Ostrogski Palace showcases the work of Poland’s most famous composer Neon Museum Situated within the Soho Factory complex of old industrial buildings housing designers and artists this museum is devoted to the preservation of the… View more attractionsNearby Warsaw attractions1. Monument to Nicolaus Copernicus which houses the Polish Academy of Sciences is this 1830 bronze statue of the great astronomer Mikołaj Kopernik … 2. Czapski Palace Today housing the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts is regarded as one of the best examples of rococo architecture in the… 3. Warsaw University The central campus of Warsaw University was founded in 1816 4. Fibak Collection Gallery Since 2001 Wojciech Fibak has been sharing his private collection of Polish modern and contemporary art at this small but packed gallery space 5. Visitationist Church Childhood prodigy Frédéric Chopin regularly played the organ at this church which is a prime example of rococo architecture 6. Kazimierz Palace which is currently part of Warsaw University 7. Smoleńsk Air Disaster Monument this black granite monument commemorates the 2010 plane crash in Smolensk 8. Ethnographic Museum Although it's a little complicated to navigate and could do with a bit more in the way of English signage, this museum has a fine assembly of Polish folk… No part of this site may be reproduced without our written permission Rady osiedli Rady osiedli w Dzielnicy Śródmieście Wyniki wyborów do rad osiedli Uchwała Nr 10 Dzielnicowej Komisji Wyborczej z dnia 20 listopada 2022 r. w sprawie wystąpienia do Rady Dzielnicy Śródmieście m.st. Warszawy z wnioskiem o stwierdzenie ważności wyborów. Dzielnicowa Komisja Wyborcza zarejestrowała listy kandydatów na członków Rad Osiedli w sześciu okręgach wyborczych: Warunki prawidłowości oddania głosu Rada osiedla jest najniższym szczeblem samorządu terytorialnego przewidzianym ustawą o samorządzie gminnym Wypełnia ona funkcję opiniodawczej jednostki pomocniczej dla władz Dzielnicy oraz służy mieszkańcom jako organ pośredniczący pomiędzy ogółem mieszkańców Osiedla i władzami Dzielnicy Rada osiedla dostarcza mieszkańcom informacji co, jak i gdzie można załatwić oraz informacji o planach i zamierzeniach Dzielnicy podejmuje w uzasadnionych wypadkach interwencje w interesie mieszkańców oraz występuje w imieniu mieszkańców z inicjatywami zmierzającymi do ulepszenia działalności organów dzielnicy i poprawy warunków życia mieszkańców Ponadto działa na rzecz zbliżania do siebie mieszkańców jako członków wspólnoty osiedlowej i przemawiania przez nich jednym głosem we wspólnych sprawach Dzięki przyjętemu systemowi wyborczemu składa się z ludzi mieszkających na terenie tego samego osiedla (uprawnionych do głosowania na danym terenie) wytypowanych przez samych mieszkańców (co najmniej 15 popierających danego kandydata) w głosowaniu tajnym i – co szczególnie charakterystyczne - działających wyłącznie społecznie Są to więc ludzie o tych samych codziennych doświadczeniach Można to scharakteryzować skrótowo sloganem: „mówią za nas – upoważnieni - jedni z nas.” lecz organem wpływającym na decyzje z pozycji interesów mieszkańców Osiedla Siła tego wpływu wynika z następujących źródeł: Zabiegać o poparcie (podpisanie) zgłoszenia przez uprawnione do tego osoby może sam kandydat Karty zgłoszeń należy złożyć osobiście Dzielnicowej Komisji Wyborczej w terminie od 20 do 21 oraz od 24 do 26 października 2022 r 15.00-18.00 w Urzędzie Dzielnicy Śródmieście przy ul Wykaz członków Dzielnicowej Komisji Wyborczej przyjmujących zgłoszenia kandydatów na członków Rad Osiedli Warunki prawidłowości oddania głosu Kamil Kuskowski's neon inscription 'HAPPINESS MAKES THINGS DIFFERENT' seems to be a truism claiming that fortune changes the perception of reality the artist proposes a riddle: what might these products of happiness be He thus questions the very status of the state which is identified with fulfilment and culmination rather than the moment of the creation of some things there is not the slightest hint of what happiness might bring about Is this supposed to suggest that it is the luckiest of cities And it is still unclear what the implications of this might be Jarosław Lubiak Participate in the unveiling of Kamil Kuskowski's project "Things Different" on July 30th PhDorganizer: Ogrody Śródmieścieco-organizers: Trafo Trafostacja Sztuki w Szczecinie the National Museum in Szczecinpartner: Academy of Art in Szczecinmedia patronage: notes na 6 tygodni The National Museum in Szczecin - Szczecin History Museum The National Museum in Szczecin – The Exhibition of West-Pomeranian Narrow-Gauge Railways in Gryfice: Ticket prices and more... phone (+48) 91 431 52 00fax (+48) 91 431 52 04lp.nicezczs.muezum@oruib graphic design: Filip Bylak, concept: Dariusz Kacprzak, implementation: Michał Dłużak DestinationsPlanningInspirationShopSearch SavesOpen main menuGetty Images For over 60 years this socialist realist palace has dominated central Warsaw the tallest building in Poland – a title it will keep until the nearby 53-storey Among the many attractions at PKiN (as its full Polish name is abbreviated) the one not to be missed is the 30th-floor (115m) observation terrace To see some of PKiN's grand interior architecture, join the guided tour run by Creatours whose booth is next to the ticket office for the observation terrace As its name indicates, PKiN is a vast recreation and educational facility. In different parts of the complex you'll find a huge congress hall (closed for renovation), three theatres, a multiscreen cinema, a handful of museums and other tourist attractions. You'll find Warsaw's main tourist office here In the past locals branded PKiN with one uncomplimentary moniker after another – the 'Elephant in Lacy Underwear' a reference both to the building's size and the fussy sculptures that frill the parapets and terraces PKiN has become accepted and even embraced as a city icon ContactAddressPlac Defilad 1. Śródmieście Północne 22 656 7600 https://www.pkin.pl/ Copernicus Science Centre push-the-buttons-and-see-what-happens Copernicus Science Centre pulls off that tricky feat of being both hugely fun and educational… View more attractionsNearby Warsaw attractions1. Museum on Pańska Housing the headquarters of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw this space has a variety of events scheduled including exhibitions 2. Fotoplastikon Photography enthusiasts will be thrilled by this late-19th-century contraption Reputedly the last working example of its kind in Europe 3. ZODIAK Warsaw Pavilion of Architecture Occupying a revamped 1960s building on which hangs a wonderful retro neon sign this exhibition and information space promotes aspects of Warsaw's built… 4. All Saints Church It was one of three churches captured within the ghetto 5. Varso Tower the 53-storey Varso Tower is the centrepiece of a new office and retail development that 6. Ghetto Wall Fragment A section of the original brick wall of the Jewish ghetto has been preserved in this courtyard where you'll also find a commemorative plaque 7. Warsaw Ghetto Museum Occupying the former Bersohn and Bauman Children’s Hospital this museum devoted to the tragic history of the Warsaw Ghetto is… 8. Nożyk Synagogue The only synagogue in Warsaw to survive WWII was built between 1898 and 1902 in neo-Romanesque style. 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