You can pass by this monument, as part of a beautiful walk through the gardens. There is a claim that this monument is the best-known Polish sculpture in the world. The bronze monument depicts the composer sitting under a weeping willow. Above Chopin’s head they take the form of a hand palm. The whole composition reminds of a monumental harp. In 1940, the monument was destroyed by the Nazis. It was broken into pieces and sent to foundries to be melted down. The reconstructed monument was unveiled in 1958.

No visit to Poland is complete without paying tribute to Chopin. The huge, encompassing statue of the Polish composer is at Warsaw's largest park. Summer concerts also take place around the monument.

The Frédéric Chopin Monument is a bronze monument in Łazienki Park in Warsaw. It depicts the composer under a Masovian pasture bent by the wind. It is one of the landmarks of the capital. The monument was created by Wacław Szymanowski. It was released in 2. World War (1940) destroyed and later reconstructed and unveiled in 1958. The inscription on the base of the monument reads: ‘The statue of Fryderyk Chopin – destroyed and robbed by the Germans on May 31, 1940 – is being rebuilt by the people. October 17, 1946’. A very nice photo motif with lots of seating. Be sure to look at it.