Bolesław Prus's bench in Nałęczów

The Bolesław Prus Bench in Nałęczów is a monument unveiled on October 20, 2002, which pays tribute to one of the most important Polish writers. It was created by sculptors Stanisław Strzyżyński and his son Zbigniew Strzyżyński. The monument, in the form of a bronze bench, is located in the spa park, next to the Małachowski Palace, near the pond and the mineral water drinking hall, creating a picturesque setting conducive to reflection on Prus's works. The sculpture depicts the writer wearing a bowler hat, with his hand resting on a book, symbolizing his literary legacy and passion for literature. The monument not only commemorates the author of "The Doll" but also highlights the importance of Nałęczów as a place that has inspired many artists and writers. It is worth noting that Nałęczów is known as a health resort, attracting tourists with its climate and beautiful landscapes, and the Bolesław Prus Bench has become an important point on the city's cultural map. Interestingly, this spot is popular not only among literature enthusiasts but also among those seeking a moment of respite surrounded by art and nature. The monument is a living testament to Poland's cultural heritage and proof of how literature can bring people and places together.