Polish golden autumn and two Warsaw parks

 Last Saturday I decided to indulge in the legendary "Polish golden autumn" - and witness its glory in two parks in Warsaw.

First I visited the Krasiński Garden. I entered through the Baroque gate, crowned with the coat d'arms of the Krasiński aristocratic family.

 At the other side of the Garden the 17th century Palace is located. It is now a section of the National Library, it houses the Special Collection section.

 After leaving the Garden I hopped on a bus in order to reach the Saski Garden, another remainder of the Baroque period.

Its palace was destroyed in the war (only a part survived, which holds the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier). I's mostly the sculptures which remind us of the old times. Arts, virtues...