What you'll hear inside Stanisław Staszic Park:

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  Iron Ore Mining Museum

  The Museo de Minería de Mineral de Hierro offers a unique visit to authentically recreated iron ore mining conditions.

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  Ethnographic Pavilion (Popular Industry Museum)

  The Ethnographic Pavilion, also known as the Museum of Popular Industry, is a single-storey limestone building designed by architect Konstanty Jakimowicz.

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  Peasant's Farmstead (Zagroda Włościańska)

  Casa Campesina (Zagroda Włościańska) is a single-storey brick building with a partial basement and habitable loft, topped with a gabled wooden roof and ceramic tiles.

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  Temporary Exhibitions Pavilion (formerly Hygiene Museum)

  The Temporary Exhibitions Pavilion, originally built as the Hygiene Museum, is a distinctive two-storey building with two main galleries and a mezzanine level.

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  Busto de Casimir Pulaski

  This ceramic bust of Casimir Pulaski, created by sculptor Jerzy Kędziora, was installed in Stanisław Staszic Park in Częstochowa in 1994.

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  Sculpture of the Reclining Young Woman (Władysław Rudlicki, 1911)

  This sculpture, titled 'Zaduma' (Meditation), depicts a seated female figure created by Częstochowa-born sculptor and painter Władysław Rudlicki in 1911.

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  Reloj de sol

  The sundial is a striking sculptural piece carved from black granite within Częstochowa's Stanisław Staszic Park.

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  Jerzy Kędziora Balancing Sculptures Gallery

  Jerzy Kędziora's permanent gallery of balancing sculptures opened in 2008 within Staszic Park, Częstochowa.

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  Music Pavilion

  The bandstand in Stanisław Staszic Park is a venue for open-air summer performances, forming part of the park's historic landscape.

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  Pond with Fountains

  The pond with fountains is a 1,600 m² water feature within Stanisław Staszic Park.