1. The representance of Polish literature

2. Adam Mickiewicz National bard, the representant of romanticism age; Author of: „Mister Thaddeus, or the Last Foray in Lithuania: a History of the Nobility in the Years 1811 and 1812 in Twelve Books of Verse” („Pan Tadeusz”), „Forefathers' Eve” („Dziady”), „Ballads and romances” („Ballay i romanse”)

6. Temporary grave of Adam Mickiewicz in a crypt under his apartment, now Adam Mickiewicz Museum, Istanbul.

7. Juliusz Słowacki National bard, the representant of romanticism age; Author of ”Balladyna”, „Kordian”

10. Słowacki’s grave on Paris cemetary Montmartre.

11. Henryk Sienkiewicz Story writer of the positivism age. The author of „The Teutonic Knights” („Krzyżacy”), „The Deluge” („Potop”), ”With Fire and Sword” („Ogniem i mieczem), ”Fire in the Steppe” also known as „Colonel Wolodyjowski” („Pan Wołodyjowski”), „Quo Vadis”; Laureate of Nobel Price

14. Sienkiewicz's tomb, St. John’s Cathedral, Warsaw

15. Władysław Stanisław Reymont Polish prose and short story writter, the representant of Young Poland; laureate of Nobel Price.

19. Pitaph of Władysław Reymont heart in Basilica of Saint Cross in Warsaw

20. Czesław Miłosz Modern Polish poet, story and essay writer, politician; laurete of Nobel Price

23. Miłosz’s poem on the statue in Gdańsk

25. Writer’s grave in Meritorius Crypt in Skałka in Cracow

26. Wisława Szymborska Modern Polish story and essay writer, and literature reviewer; laureate of Nobel Price

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