During the last day of the trip to Warsaw (06.07.2023), the participants took a part in in historical and recreational activities during a walk through Warsaw and the Łazienki Park.
After eating a nutritious breakfast and checking out of the hotel, the tour headed towards the Łazienki Park. Along the way, the tour participants had the opportunity to see the Umschlagplatz Monument located on Stawki Street in Warsaw, on the site of the former trans-shipment yard, from where the Germans transported more than 300,000 Jews from the Warsaw Ghetto to the Treblinka extermination camp and camps in the Lublin District in 1942-1943.
The tour then arrived at the Royal Baths, where the students, guided by the tour liders, engaged in discussions on legal topics and discussed the history of Warsaw and the sites visited throughout the trip.
The “Niepodległa” (“Independent”) cafe was visited, where participants ate snacks and drank refreshing drinks.
The tour also reached the Palace on the Isle in the Łazienki Park.
After having completed all the intended points of the schedule, the tour participants slowly and calmly reached the station of Warszawa Gdańska, from where Warsaw was bid farewell and after a three-hour train journey, Kraków was welcomed again!
The tour successfully and timely completed all plans and program points.
Schola Legem would like to thank all the tour participants for their attendance, the tour liders for their indescribable help with the tour plan, and the befriended Civil and Commercial Law Scientific Circle for their participation in the project.
Tour liders: Władysław Pęksa PhD, Paweł Dyrduł MG
Tour coordinator: Krzysztof Zbigniew Zieliński