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Redoubt of the Bastion of the Prince of Warsaw
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Redoubt of the Bastion of the Prince of Warsaw
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Redoubt of the Bastion of the Prince of Warsaw
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PrzygodyPrzemka
January 6, 2026
Hiking
The Reduta lunety Frontu Księcia Warszawskiego is a brick, mushroom-shaped structure with an earthen embankment, part of the Modlin Fortress, serving as barracks and a warehouse, located in the neck of the lunette (a defensive salient). This historical element, built by the Russians (1832-1841) as part of the polygonal fortification system, provided defense and support for the lunette's front battery.
It is currently private property
It is currently private property
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PrzygodyPrzemka
January 6, 2026
Hiking
Object located on the north side of the redoubt on the Front of Prince of Warsaw. Brick-built, three-faced, covered by an earth embankment. The corners of the individual parts of the structure have stone rustication. The front elevation features paired artillery firing galleries. In the outer section, positioned higher than the rest, above the redoubt's rampart, are analogous artillery firing positions. The rear elevations, from the east side, are successively one, three, and two-bay, with entrances closed by semicircular arches. Rusticated lower parts with a cordon cornice. The whole is crowned with stone cornices.
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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths.
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Elevation 120 m
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