Warsaw Coat of Arms - Symbol of the Capital City of Poland #2014573 (License: Personal Use)

The Warsaw coat of arms features three red brick towers on a blue field, symbolizing the city’s medieval fortifications, topped by a golden royal crown representing its status as the capital. Below, an open gate reveals a crowned white eagle-the national emblem of Poland-set against a blue background with golden fleurs-de-lis on the gateposts. This heraldic design has evolved over centuries, reflecting Warsaw’s resilience, sovereignty, and deep ties to Polish statehood.

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