The Royal Castle in Warsaw

The characteristic shape and distinctive color - you will not confuse this monument with any other. The Royal Castle is the former seat of the kings of Poland. Go inside and see the royal apartments and the Throne Room. Pay attention to the original paintings by Rembrandt and the canvases of Bernard Bellott, known as Canaletto, which were used during the reconstruction of Warsaw, destroyed after the war. See also the Senator's Hall, where the May 3rd Constitution was adopted in 1791 - the first in Europe and the second in the world. Finally, step into the beautifully recreated gardens: the upper one, situated on the castle slope, and the lower one, at its feet, where the river flowed until the 17th century. Carefully recreated in the style of the 1920s and 1930s, they are not only a complement to the residence, but also a dream space for relaxation. A huge lawn, flower beds, fountains, labyrinths made of hedges several meters high will fill you with energy for further exploration. If you have more time, stay here longer - you will see what charm the garden takes on in the glow of the lights lit after dark. In winter, on Castle Square, you will see an almost 30-meter Christmas tree - a permanent element of the city's Christmas illumination. Go for an evening walk and see the light canopies over Warsaw streets and other decorations. #warsaw #royal #castle #paintings