Opis
The Royal Castle is a central institution of Polish history: the seat of elective kings and the place where the Constitution of May 3, 1791, was passed. Blown up by the Germans in 1944, it was rebuilt thanks to a social fundraising campaign.
The tour includes the Royal Apartments, the Great Assembly Hall, the Knight’s Hall, as well as a painting gallery featuring two Rembrandt masterpieces and cycles by Bacciarelli and Canaletto.
Highlights
- The Great Assembly Hall and the Knight’s Hall.
- Canaletto's paintings documenting 18th-century Warsaw.
- Two Rembrandts from the Karolina Lanckorońska collection.
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Tip
On Wednesdays, admission to the permanent exhibition is free.