Royal Castle

The Royal Castle in Warsaw, Poland, has a rich history dating back to the 14th century when it was first built as a residence for Mazovian princes. Over the years, it evolved into the official home of Polish kings and played a significant role in historical events, such as the signing of the Constitution of May 3, 1791. Despite facing considerable damage during World War II, the castle underwent meticulous reconstruction, becoming a symbol of Poland's resilience and national identity restoration.  

Now a cultural landmark, the Royal Castle functions as a museum, offering insights into Poland's royal history and art. Visitors can explore beautifully adorned State Rooms, including the grand Great Assembly Hall and the elegant Marble Room, showcasing the opulence of Polish royalty. The Castle Square, featuring the iconic Sigismund's Column, provides a charming backdrop, and the castle's surroundings offer breathtaking views of Warsaw's Old Town. We invite you to visit The Royal Castle with us.