The Tea Pavillion with zero shaped windows situated in the park in Pszczyna. foto: 885122.

The Tea Pavillion with

zero shaped windows

situated in the park in Pszczyna.

foto: http://avangarda.bloog.pl/id,885122

Number one made of a crane

Memorial to Princess Daisy

in the market square in Pszczyna

Square window

with square bars across

One gate leading from the castle courtyard to the market

square

Towers: one belonging to the

catholic church and the other

one to the lutheran church

ducks in the park

in Pszczyna

Windows with rectangular windowpanes

Statues of robbers called Eliasz and Pistulka

Triangular pine trees

at a castle courtyard

Benches for some

tired tourists

A three-star hotel and restaurant

in the centre of Pszczyna

A mathematical joke of nature

– a tree in the shape

of number four

You can draw numbers everywhere,

even on the pavement

Sculptures decorating the roof

of the Castle Museum in Pszczyna

There are even kerbs

in the shape of number four

It is a roof of an antique well in

the market square. The roof is

made of five layers of

woodblocks.

Number five found on the period

houses in the market square and

Piastowska Street in Pszczyna

A circular portrait

of Princess Daisy

on a vending machine

and number seven

meaning the price.

Number six

painted on the street

The castle park is the eighth

wonder of the world

for the residents of Pszczyna,

especially during the autumn.

The source of this photo is: www.garnek.pl

Number eight made of autumn leaves.

Double 9 in the year of winning the Price „Europa Nostra”

by the Castle Museum in Pszczyna

The

commemorative

plaque is in the

shape of a circle

Square- shaped and

rectangular markings on

the bike path in the park

Cricle on the surface

of water

circles in the church tower

circle in the bailey

Square and its diagonals

on the bridge over one

of the ponds

in the Pszczyna park.

Below: a rectangle

A triangle spotted

on a tree in the park

Let’s meet in Pszczyna,

a town called

the Pearl of Upper Silesia.

There are much more shapes

and numbers to discover.

Thank you