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Tourist attractions
May 3rd Constitution Monument (4 min)
Green monument commemorating Poland's 1791 Constitution in May 3rd Park.
Monument to Soldiers of the 42nd Infantry Regiment (9 min)
Historic monument commemorating soldiers of the 42nd Infantry Regiment in Bialystok.
Katyń Monument (11 min)
Memorial honoring Polish POWs murdered by NKVD in 1940, dedicated September 2000.
Alfonso Karny Sculpture Museum (13 min)
Museum housed in the Podlasie Museum featuring Polish sculptor Karny's works.
Maria Konopnicka Monument (1.1 km)
Memorial to the Polish writer and activist known for social advocacy.
Monument to Polish Armed Forces in the West (1.4 km)
Memorial erected in 1992 honoring Polish military forces serving abroad during WWII.
University Natural Sciences Center (1.3 km)
Educational museum operated by University of Białystok featuring natural sciences exhibits. Open weekdays 10:00–15:00.
Saint John of Nepomuk (1.4 km)
Historic statue of the patron saint of bridges and water.
Museum of the History of Medicine and Pharmacy (1.6 km)
Museum operated by the Medical University of Białystok showcasing medical and pharmaceutical heritage.
World Esperanto Center Stone (1.6 km)
Memorial stone marking the 1987 decision to establish the Zamenhof World Center in Białystok, where Esperanto was created.