Editing Piaseczno (section)

==Historic and modern landmarks==
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| image1 = Kościół św. Anny, Piaseczno (1a).jpg
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| caption1 = [[Baroque in Poland|Baroque]] statue of [[John of Nepomuk]] at the Church of St. Anne
| caption2 = Town Hall
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* [[Gothic architecture|Gothic]]-[[Renaissance in Poland|Renaissance]] Church of St. Anne
* Piaseczno Town Hall
* Regional Museum (''[[:pl:Muzeum Regionalne w Piasecznie|Muzeum Regionalne]]'')
* The [[Roman Catholic|parish]] cemetery (1795)
* Villa Besserówka, where the Poles disarmed the German gendarmerie and thus liberated the town from German occupation in 1918
* Narrow gauge railway
* Memorials at the sites of massacres of Poles, perpetrated by the Germans in August 1944<ref name=ore/><ref name=chy/>
* Former secret Polish hospital for Warsaw Uprising participants with a memorial plaque
* House-Museum of Georgian Officers of the Polish Army (''Dom Muzeum Gruzińskich Oficerów Wojska Polskiego'')<ref>{{cite web|url=https://piaseczno.eu/dom-muzeum-gruzinskich-oficerow-wojska-polskiego/|title=Dom Muzeum Gruzińskich Oficerów Wojska Polskiego|website=Piaseczno.eu|access-date=27 December 2021|language=pl}}</ref>
* [[Mikveh|Jewish bath]]
* Jewish cemetery with a memorial to over 60 Poles and Jews executed there by the German occupiers in 1942–1944
* Former Piaseczno Ghetto<ref>Ewa Bagieńska, Włodzimierz Bagieński: Szkice z dziejów miasta Piaseczna. 2001</ref>