Museum of the History of Polish Jews

This is a replica of the official residence of the Polish monarchs, the original was destroyed in WW2.

Experience the striking mixture of architectural styles in one of the most beautiful squares in Warsaw.

This vast monument was built by the son of the emperor who proclaimed Warsaw the capital of Poland.

The only archcathedral of the three cathedrals of Warsaw, built in the 14th century in a Masovian Gothic style.

Reopened in November 1965, after having been closed for twenty years due to WW2, is considered one of the largest theatres in Europe.

The Saxon Gardens were built in a French Baroque style in the 1727, before famous parks such as Versaille.