Westerplatte Monument

The Westerplatte Monument in Poland commemorates the site where the first World War II battle began on September 1, 1939. It marks the heroic defense of a small military outpost against the advancing German forces, symbolizing Polish resilience and patriotism. The monument features symbolic sculptures and architectural elements that honor those who fought and fell during the attack, serving as a powerful remembrance of Poland's struggle for independence during the war. It is a significant national memorial located in Gdańsk, attracting visitors who wish to reflect on Poland’s wartime history and courageous resistance.