A place where you can eat cheap and well.

A place where you can eat cheap and well is SHAIK KEBAB. It is located at 55B Kopernika Street. The food is very good and cheap.You can eat there the best kebabs in the city.
It’s a new place in Mława, but the service is very nice. I often meet there with my friends. I recommend it a lot!


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Maciek

Open Day in our school.

On 29th April in our school took place the "Open Day" for sixth classes.On that day children who must choose the next school after primary school, can see the classes, teachers, performances and taste some meals from countries wchich languages we learn everyday. This year they can 'travel' to Germany, England/USA, France and of course Poland.Everything was so delicious. 
They played quizes and other games with us too.
There also was a show of our basketball, football and gymnastics group.That's so incredible. 
We hope that we'll invite a lot of new children to this fantastic school.
All the love Julia and Daria.

Winter Holidays

At my winter break I was in the most beautiful, old part of Warsaw. There were shining lights and snow everywhere. I built a giant snowman with my friends. I had a photo with Santa Claus. He gave me a present - some sweets and a big lollipop. That was a really great time! I was smiling all the time and laughing. I want to do it again!
-Sandra

Lelewelówka in Mława

Lelewelówka is one of the best preserved monuments made of wood in Mława. This building is a reminder of National Legacy. At first, it was used as a gaver, and afterwards there was a hause. When in 1876 Lelewel's family owned it, it started to be popularly named "Lelewelówka".
In years 1955-1957 there ws an overhaul, that gave this building its old glave. In 1977 Lelewelówka was partly destroyed by fire. The next renovation took place in 1980. In 2004 this object lent in private hands.
Lelewelówka is situated at 44 Warszawska in Mława.

 Natalia S. 

Photo taken from: http://mlawa.fotopolska.eu

The Town Hall in Mława

The Town Hall in Mława is situated on The Old Square Street. It was built on 1782-1786, and recast in 1844-1846; 1939-1945. It is multi-storey, baroque building with octagonal turret on the ridge. Every day at noon the bugle call is played from there. On the occasion of 550 years of Mława on the outside of The Town Hall a memorial writing was put with Norwid's quote "The past is today, but anything further".

Natalia S.

Photo taken from: http://mlawa.fotopolska.eu

hello 
 
hello, in today's post I introduce to you the great monuments of Polish artists in Mlawa. The first picture shows a marshal Jozef Piłsudski who was a Polish social activist for independence, a soldier and a politician. The second picture shows the Pope Jan Pawel II. He was one of the most respected world leaders in the history as he visited 129 countries during his 27 years-long pontificate. The last photo shows Stanislaw Wyspianski’s monument – a Polish playwright, poet, painter and printmaker./Iza

Mound

Hi,

 I've just got back from a walk.
I was in the part of Mława called 'Wólka'.
Opposite the church there is Tadeusz Kościuszko's monument.
On the face of it , there’s nothing special: a lot of ground, memorial plaque and hatchets on top.
I walked over and read the words on the board.
It's not only 'mound', but there are pieces of ground from battle places where Tadeusz Kościuszko fought!
Like battle place of Saratoga, and Insurgent Fields (19.09-17.10.1777).
Mława citizens founded it in 1917.
A priest Ignacy Krajewski had an idea to build it to honour Tadeusz Kościuszko on his 100th death anniversary.
The Mound was reconstructed after II World War, but scarcely in 1984.
Few years ago the monument was renovated, It looks good.
Some ground inside, a memorial plaque, 2 hatchets and 3 scythes remains the same.

Daria .