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Fontana (1710–1773). (...) Above the line of the Royal paintings, against a background of trophies, hang Bacciarelli's portraits of 10 Polish men of note (Copernicus, Hodkiewicz, Cromerus ... ) (...) On 3 May 1791 the Sejm enacted a new constitution in the Senate Chamber (4), the first one to be enacted in Europe and one proclaiming equality.
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1614:, drew up blueprints for restoring the framework of the building and furnishing the historical rooms. The decision to start work was postponed several times, but was finally taken on 20 January 1971. A Civic Committee was set up. Amid universal applause, it was decided to rebuild the castle from voluntary contributions. Both in Poland and abroad, fund-raising committees were set up.
1420:' barracks. In 1862–1863, some maintenance work was done in the Royal Castle under the supervision of Jerzy Orłowicz, Ludwik Gosławski and Potolov. In 1890, the Saxon Elevation was rebuilt under the supervision of a builder January Kiślański, when the arcades of both viewing galleries, dating back to the Augustus III period, were deformed. The last repair works, which cost 28,000
1671:. The Sigismund's Tower is located in the centre of the main façade, flanked on both sides by the castle. This huge clock tower (60 metres (200 ft) in height), designed in the 17th century, has always been a symbol of the Polish capital and source of inspiration for the architects of other buildings in Warsaw. The castle now serves as a museum and is subordinated to the
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Chamber of Deputies and ministers' rooms, they placed a stable. During the Polish army's siege in 1704 the castle was retaken. However, it was soon retaken once more by Sweden's army. In 1707, by virtue of the peace treaty between Augustus II and Charles XII of Sweden, Russian allied troops entered Warsaw, and Tsar
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significantly limited the king's budget. Despite problems, in 1698 Augustus II commissioned a residence reconstruction project. In 1700 it was done by Johann
Friedrich Karcher, who came from abroad. On 25 May 1702 the Swedes re-seized the Royal Castle in Warsaw, creating a hospital with 500 beds, and
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Warszawa – centrum parlamentarne oraz siedziba króla i centralnych urzędów. (...) Twórcami jej byli włoscy architekci: Giovanni Trevano, Giacomo Rodondo, Paolo de la Corte oraz Mateo Castello.
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Karcher's plans began from 1713 to 1715. In 1717 the Parliament Hall was completely rebuilt. It was used to serve the Saxon rulers as a coronation hall. During the following years, between 1722 and 1723, the other castle halls were converted-under the direction of
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Zygmunt August held meetings of the Polish parliament there. In 1569, after the Union of Poland and Lithuania, Warsaw, conveniently equidistant from Krakow and Vilno, the two capitals, became the permanent location for such meetings which took place at the Zamek. (...) The King's
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and other rooms were slightly damaged. But immediately after the seizure of Warsaw by the
Germans, their occupation troops set to demolish the castle. The more valuable objects, even including the central heating and ventilation installations, were dismantled and taken away to Germany.
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On 17 September 1939, the castle was shelled by German artillery. The roof and the turrets were destroyed by fire (they were partly restored by the castle's staff, but later deliberately removed by the
Germans). The ceiling of the Ballroom collapsed, resulting in the destruction of
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A pile of rubble, surmounted by only two fragments of walls, was all that was left of the six-hundred-year-old edifice. On one of these fragments part of the stucco decoration remained, this was a cartouche with the royal version of the motto of the
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1447:, works of art and other precious things, including all the castle furnishings, which had been taken away to Russia, were brought back to Poland. As a result, it was possible to restore the historic rooms to their appearance in the reign of
1558:, when hostilities had already ceased, the Germans blew up the castle's demolished walls. Leveling the Royal Castle was only a part of a larger plan – the Pabst Plan – the goal of which was to build a monumental Community Hall (ger.
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field hospital, which additionally contributed to the devastation of the buildings. A few months later armies destroyed the rest, plundering most of the copper elements and tearing up the rest of castle's floor.
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with the intention of converting it into the seat of the Polish Cultural and Civic Center. Because of the building's historical significance, its interior was kept intact while the exterior was remodelled and a
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that reigned in several Central European countries between the 14th and 16th century. In 2011, the Jagiellonian Rooms were re-arranged to house the modern Gallery of Painting, Sculpture and Decorative Arts.
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to once again redesign the inside rooms of the palace and join the library wing of the Royal Castle to it. The King then made a present of the redecorated place to his nephew Prince
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Immediately after the end of war in 1945, work started on rescuing the surviving fragments of the castle's walls, foundations, and cellars as well as the fire-blackened walls of the
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and pilasters with Ionic capitals). Between 1774 and 1777, the monarch's private apartments were furnished. They consisted of the Prospect Room (with landscapes by
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dignitaries who resided in Warsaw. The castle was totally emptied. Disobeying German orders, despite the danger of being shot, Polish museum staff and experts in
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is stressed by the paintings of the facade – the coats-of-arms of Poland, of Lithuania, and of the various regions from which the delegates were elected. A new
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1104:. On 31 May 1732, a fire broke out in the castle destroying the west elevation and part of the Sigismund's Tower and the exterior façade sculptures, known as
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and other oriental decorative art, donated to the museum by Mrs. Teresa Sahakian. The collection comprises 579 items, 562 of which are textiles.
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first flourished. The King held "Thursday lunches" at the Castle for scientists, scholars, writers, and artists. This was where the idea for the
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as well as the second-oldest national constitution in the world, was drafted here. The decorations in the room are replicas of the originals by
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issued the order to blow up the Royal Castle. On 10 October 1939, special German units, under the supervision of history and art experts (Dr.
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okazałego domu książęcego (nazywanego w dokumentach Curia Maior lub Curia ducalis) co tłumaczy się jako Dwór Wielki (książęcy) lub Dom Duży.
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room, in which several painted views of Warsaw are on display. These were not painted by Canaletto, but rather by his nephew,
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donated 37 pictures to the Royal Castle. Collection includes two paintings (portraits) by
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sappers then bored tens of thousands of holes for dynamite charges in the stripped walls.
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continued to be held in the castle, as well as various State occasions, such as when the
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violinist Jerzy Wawrowski is the only person who is allowed to play on the instrument.
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managed to save many of the works of art from the castle, as well as fragments of the
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Stanisław Augustus Poniatowski's regalia are kept in the Royal Chapel. These are the
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Conference Room at the castle without paintings that were stolen by the Tsarist army.
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In these apartments, King Stanisław Augustus Poniatowski lived. They consist of the
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Russian Tsar Vasili IV compelled to kneel before Polish King Sigismund III of Poland
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in Warsaw as donations from the last Vasa, John II Casimir and his French-born wife
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2735:"The 100 most popular art museums in the world—blockbusters, bots and bounce-backs"
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The Copper-Roof Palace was burned in 1944 and reconstructed, based on paintings of
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in an election in 1697, the castle again began to deteriorate. A new conflict with
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was established in these rooms, although not carried out until 1669. In 1791, the
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Apotheosis of King Stanisław II Augustus in the Ballroom, André le Brun, ca. 1780.
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1867:(1795), which was considered missing, was returned to the castle's collections.
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coin in a series called "Discover Poland" depicting the Royal Castle in Warsaw.
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are connected with the Royal Castle. According to one of them in 1569 the King
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paintings. After 1777 the palace passed into ownership of Poland's last king,
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1090:. Władysław IV's Opera Hall was completely devastated and was never restored.
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606:. He claimed that they had illegally seized a slice of Polish territory — the
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1675:. Many official visits and state meetings are also held in the Royal Castle.
1276:). In 1777, a gilded bronze altar presented to King Stanisław II Augustus by
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The most splendid period in the history of the Castle was during the rule of
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worked between 1765 and 1767 on one of his largest projects, the wallpaper.
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In 1836, the voivodeships of Congress Poland were abolished and replaced by
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3481:"Nowe nabytki Zamku – portret Marcella Bacciarellego i kolekcja biskwitów"
1547:, in leading this campaign to save the castle's treasures, is well known.
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Reconstruction design of the Senate Chamber at the Royal Castle, V. Louis.
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Varsovian trumpet call played from one of the towers of the Royal Castle.
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1306:. It was in the Senate Chamber in the Castle that what was known as the "
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the buildings became the headquarters for the Prussian Ministry of War.
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The Royal Castle witnessed many notable events in Poland's history; the
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3247:"Warsaw's Royal Castle and its destruction during the Second World War"
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Royal Castle in flames following German bombardment, 17 September 1939.
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1837:) both originally in the Stanisław Augustus Poniatowski collection.
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were written here, with great religious tolerance. Also, during the
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During this period, the castle was the place where the ideas of the
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designed the adjacent Royal Chapel in 1776. Nowadays, the heart of
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and Jakub Monaldi, and famous French artists such as the architect
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The next reconstruction project of the Royal Castle appeared after
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Royal Castle's eastern baroque façade seen from the Royal Gardens.
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also resided in the castle when they stayed in Warsaw. During the
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The Royal Castle in Warsaw is one of the official members of the
1667:. At each end of the façade stands a square tower with a bulbous
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The Royal Castle in Warsaw – Museum at Google Cultural Institute
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498:. It is the second most visited art museum in Poland (after the
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2806:"Zamek Jagiellonów i pierwszych królów elekcyjnych (1526–1586)"
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The younger Poniatowski was a successful commander in the 1794
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square), building a few barracks made of brick for stables and
835:-early baroque style were built. In 1619, the New Royal Tower (
1439:(until 1939). Under the terms of the peace treaty signed with
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met here at the castle. As kings of Poland, the Russian Tsars
1183:, to work on the castle, as well as splendid painters such as
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building, known as the "Royal House", was erected next to the
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Warsaw – historic city center with the Royal Route and Wilanów
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started here. In 1573, amendments to the constitution of the
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The next alterations to the castle were made in the reign of
768:. The king resided there when the parliament was in session.
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In 1965, the surviving wall fragments, cellars, the adjacent
1322:'s text written on it was set into the wall of the castle.
2894:"Zamek Królewski w Warszawie (The Royal Castle in Warsaw)"
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In December 2018, the castle acquired a violin created by
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By May 1975, the Fund had already reached the 500 million
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1619 establishments in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
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Zamek Królewski w Warszawie – Muzeum – Google Art Project
1531:'s warehouses. Many of them were also seized by various
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dukes. In the early 1600s, it was designated to replace
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Between 19 and 20 December 1806 and 1–30 January 1807,
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Reconstruction design of the Royal Castle in Warsaw by
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1696:. One of two pieces of that artist at the castle from
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Museum of the Castle and Military Hospital at Ujazdów
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On 24 May 1829 in the Royal Castle's Senator's Hall,
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In partitioned Poland and the Second Polish Republic
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3678:"Historia Repliki Polskich Insygniów Koronacyjnych"
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at the Royal Castle in the end of the 17th century.
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3596:""Under the Metal Roof" Palace (Palac Pod Blacha)"
1594:The reconstructed Upper Garden of the Royal Castle
1342:, using the Royal Castle as his residence. Prince
846:On 29 October 1611 in the Senator's Chamber, Tsar
3962:Warszawa w latach 1526–1795 (Warsaw in 1526–1795)
1606:building, from further destruction. In 1949, the
4316:Apartment of Stefan Żeromski at the Royal Castle
3708:"Insygnia koronacyjne Królów Polski (1025–2003)"
1716:These rooms, which belonged to the residence of
1663:, is 90 metres (300 ft) long and faces the
1358:joined to the castle. After the creation of the
1050:in 1669. Until 1696, when the next Polish king,
752:– delegates of the gentry) on the ground floor (
713:. In 1556–1557 and in 1564, the King of Poland,
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3332:"Galeria Malarstwa, Rzeźby i Sztuki Zdobniczej"
2624:, the largest such presence outside of Poland.
2400:, it was completely remodeled in 1698–1701 for
1720:, are now host to a number of portraits of the
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2764:"Zamek książąt mazowieckich (ok. 1300 – 1526)"
1310:" (Great Parliament) passed the famous Polish
5191:Demolished buildings and structures in Poland
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2578:Association of the Royal Residences of Europe
1566:) in the Royal Castle's place and to replace
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4413:Museum of John Paul II and Primate Wyszyński
3770:(in Polish). 2 November 2004. Archived from
3193:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
2682:"History of Royal Castle – official website"
471:fighter aircraft, and then detonated by the
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2337:A Standing Soldier in Armor Seen in Profile
1004:Reconstruction design of the Royal Castle,
807:, who transferred the royal residence from
5186:Rebuilt buildings and structures in Warsaw
4418:Museum of King Jan III's Palace at Wilanów
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2938:"Zamek Wazów i królów rodaków (1587–1696)"
2457:Currently the palace is a museum hosting,
2181:Portrait of George III in Parliament Robes
1757:, Europe's first modern codified national
1338:, which was to be ruled by the Saxon king
1019:Design of the Eastern wing by G. Chiaveri.
539:(Chamber of Deputies and Senate), and the
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4790:Jewish Motifs International Film Festival
4033:Google's Virtual Walk of the Royal Castle
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1673:Ministry of Culture and National Heritage
1027:Senate Chamber at the Royal Castle, 1720.
815:. In 1598–1619, the castle was enlarged.
510:with over 2.02 million visitors in 2023.
508:25th most visited art museum in the world
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857:Sigismund III and his successors of the
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420:, which formerly served as the official
3830:Franciszek Kucharczak (7 August 2007).
3528:"Remont i przebudowa pałacu Pod Blachą"
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4750:International Chopin Piano Competition
4683:Warsaw National Philharmonic Orchestra
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3901:. Newsletter – January 2005; Number 1
3361:"Dawna Izba Poselska i sale sąsiednie"
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2841:Peter K. Gessner (15 September 1993).
1737:From the 16th century onwards, Polish
850:, who had been captured by the hetman
4470:Museum of the Polish Peasant Movement
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2200:Portrait of Pélagie Sapieżyna-Potocka
1650:Panoramic view of the castle and the
547:structure was remodeled into Italian
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4785:Festival of Jewish Culture in Warsaw
4554:Museum of Polish Military Technology
4465:Museum of the History of Polish Jews
4311:Adam Mickiewicz Museum of Literature
4068:Royal palaces and residences of the
3899:Northwest Chicago Historical Society
2983:eGuide / Treasures of Warsaw on-line
1247:) of 1788–1792 and Senate adopt the
642:, decided to build the Great Tower (
594:heard a case brought by the King of
451:. The edifice was redesigned into a
5206:Art museums and galleries in Poland
5001:What Will You Do When You Catch Me?
4401:Mausoleum of Struggle and Martyrdom
4020:Castles.info—Royal Castle in Warsaw
1554:In 1944, after the collapse of the
5226:Sites of Nazi war crimes in Poland
3796:Jan Mielniczka (29 October 2007).
1865:with Daughter Elizabeth and Kiopek
25:
4408:Museum of John Paul II Collection
1724:, a royal dynasty originating in
693:resided in it with her daughters
563:easternmost wing was designed by
5201:Historic house museums in Poland
5181:1944 disestablishments in Poland
4606:
4287:
4192:
3501:Stuart Dowell (8 January 2024).
3163:Agnieszka Kania; Monika Bryzek.
2843:"Warsaw's Glorious Royal Castle"
2611:of Chicago was purchased by the
2512:was announced in the Grand Hall.
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1855:In December 2018, a painting by
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1360:constitutional Kingdom of Poland
1260:, the division of the façade by
717:, convened royal parliaments in
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98:
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57:
5166:Castles in Masovian Voivodeship
5022:And the Violins Stopped Playing
4688:Zachęta National Gallery of Art
4663:Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra
4527:Bieliński Palace, Otwock Wielki
4371:Museum and Institute of Zoology
2697:, M.P., 1994, vol. 50, No. 423
2622:Chicago's large Polish populace
223:
215:
4858:University Library roof garden
4539:National Museum of Ethnography
4534:National Museum of Archaeology
3626:"Wystawa kobierców wschodnich"
3045:Agnieszka Fryz-Więcek (2005).
2564:, asked the renowned sorcerer
2530:, the ceremonial sword of the
2204:Louise Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun
1819:The Father of the Jewish Bride
1811:Countess Karolina Lanckorońska
1743:Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
1659:The imposing façade, built of
1582:" (for Faith, Law, and King).
1203:and eminent sculptors such as
638:) was erected. The next duke,
541:Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
1:
5216:Residences of Polish monarchs
4366:Maria Skłodowska-Curie Museum
3926:Vademecum Zamku Warszawskiego
2225:, second half of 17th century
1515:On 4 October 1939 in Berlin,
1296:National Education Commission
1060:Hohenzollern dukes of Prussia
1005:
5211:Registered museums in Poland
2461:, a permanent exhibition of
2124:Portrait of Charles I Stuart
1570:with the Germania Monument.
1511:Ruins of the castle in 1945.
1346:, Commander-in-Chief of the
1215:, was rather different from
418:national historical monument
4795:Five Flavours Film Festival
4445:Museum of Sport and Tourism
4351:Jewish Historical Institute
4144:Piotrków Trybunalski Castle
3804:(in Polish). Archived from
3740:(in Polish). Archived from
3734:"Akt 5 listopada 1916 roku"
3684:(in Polish). Archived from
3534:(in Polish). Archived from
3171:(in Polish). Archived from
3070:(in Polish). Archived from
3068:Opera i teatr Władysława IV
1834:The Girl in a Picture Frame
1763:Giovanni Battista di Quadro
1689:The Girl in a Picture Frame
1348:Army of the Duchy of Warsaw
1036:The New Chamber of Deputies
754:the Old Chamber of Deputies
739:Giovanni Battista di Quadro
663:knocked down by the Germans
414:Zamek Królewski w Warszawie
364:Historic Monument of Poland
5252:
5236:Military history of Warsaw
5171:Royal residences in Poland
5043:Jönssonligans största kupp
5029:A Short Film About Killing
3652:"Fundacja Teresy Sahakian"
3280:"Warszawa Zamek Królewski"
3117:"Zamek Królewski za Sasów"
2419:, who hired the architect
2370:
2324:, Etienne de la Hire, 1626
2104:The Scholar at the Lectern
1876:The Interior of the Castle
1824:The Scholar at the Lectern
1523:, an art historian at the
772:Vasa period and the Deluge
445:Constitution of 3 May 1791
416:) is a state museum and a
306:UNESCO World Heritage Site
5196:Baroque palaces in Poland
4973:The Night of the Generals
4604:
4326:Copernicus Science Centre
4190:
3018:Dalia Tarandaitė (2003).
2654:List of palaces in Poland
2649:List of castles in Poland
2454:, between 1948 and 1949.
2445:Third Partition of Poland
2223:David Teniers the Younger
1501:The Creation of the World
955:Giovanni Francesco Susini
571:Castle in the Middle Ages
557:Giovanni Battista Trevano
535:as the seat of the king,
436:, at the entrance to the
432:in 1795. Situated in the
398:
394:
357:
299:
286:
272:Giovanni Battista Trevano
93:
50:
39:
5176:Houses completed in 1619
4653:Polish Theatre in Warsaw
4586:Warsaw University Museum
4435:Museum of Polish History
3903:www.nwchicagohistory.org
3413:"Historia dwóch obrazów"
3387:"Galeria Lanckorońskich"
3209:"Royal Castle in Warsaw"
2528:Order of the White Eagle
2508:On 5 November 1916, the
2402:Jerzy Dominik Lubomirski
2356:Ceremonial sword of the
1733:The Houses of Parliament
1576:Order of the White Eagle
1213:Stanisław Augustus style
1096:Joachim Daniel von Jauch
799:The Royal Castle in 1656
731:Grand Duchy of Lithuania
685:was incorporated in the
390:M.P. 1994 nr 50 poz. 423
27:Castle in Warsaw, Poland
5036:A Short Film About Love
4396:Museum of Pawiak Prison
4321:Asia and Pacific Museum
4029:— history and pictures.
4025:13 January 2010 at the
3251:info-poland.buffalo.edu
2847:info-poland.buffalo.edu
2585:National Bank of Poland
2532:Saint Stanisław's Order
2384:adjacent to the castle.
2358:Saint Stanislaw's Order
2147:Lucas Cranach the Elder
1887:New Chamber of Deputies
1805:Lanckoroński Collection
1787:Jean-Baptiste Pillement
1219:in the rest of Europe.
1201:Jean-Baptiste Pillement
1177:Jan Chrystian Kamsetzer
1084:The Defense of Smolensk
975:Visitationist Monastery
911:Joseph Heintz the Elder
567:and completed in 1747.
259:Design and construction
4800:Warsaw Gallery Weekend
4765:Orange Warsaw Festival
4648:Polish National Ballet
4591:Warsaw Uprising Museum
4391:Museum of Independence
4336:Fryderyk Chopin Museum
3924:Lileyko Jerzy (1980).
3836:maly.goscniedzielny.pl
2600:In 1979, the historic
2515:On 23 April 1935, the
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2385:
2302:, Jakob Troschel, 1624
2284:, Jakob Troschel, 1605
2162:Saint John the Baptist
1701:
1595:
1580:PRO FIDE, LEGE ET REGE
1512:
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1197:Kazimierz Wojniakowski
1160:
1152:
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939:Jan Brueghel the Elder
931:Peter Danckerts de Rij
840:
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792:
791:Władysław's Opera Hall
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697:, who became Queen of
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647:
635:
630:called "Small Manor" (
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461:Second Polish Republic
413:
406:Royal Castle in Warsaw
229:10 – 13 September 1944
114:Location within Warsaw
42:
4581:Warsaw Railway Museum
4361:Łyszkiewicz Apartment
3964:(in Polish). Warsaw.
3928:(in Polish). Warsaw.
3738:dziedzictwo.polska.pl
3682:replikiregaliowpl.com
2613:Copernicus Foundation
2487:
2479:
2417:Stanisław II Augustus
2380:
2282:Prince Władysław Vasa
1686:
1593:
1525:University of Breslau
1510:
1449:Stanisław II Augustus
1384:
1312:Constitution of 3 May
1236:
1225:
1193:Franciszek Smuglewicz
1165:Stanisław II Augustus
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1150:
1071:Charles XII of Sweden
1034:
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915:Bartholomeus Spranger
798:
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725:(1569), by which the
715:Sigismund II Augustus
676:
602:, against the German
600:Casimir III the Great
579:Medieval wall of the
578:
193:52.24778°N 21.01417°E
5106:The Zookeeper's Wife
5092:Floating Skyscrapers
4987:Death of a President
4780:Warsaw Film Festival
4678:Warsaw Chamber Opera
4450:Museum of Technology
4430:Museum of Modern Art
4376:Museum of Caricature
4154:Royal Castle, Warsaw
4149:Royal Castle, Poznań
4000:Royal Castle website
3908:27 July 2011 at the
3798:"Legendy o Węgrowie"
3538:on 29 September 2010
2639:St. John's Cathedral
2549:on 22 December 1990.
2499:Nicholas I of Russia
2299:Constance of Austria
2263:in the Temple Prison
1962:Old Audience Chamber
1857:Marcello Bacciarelli
1799:Marcello Bacciarelli
1769:The Royal Apartments
1494:Marcello Bacciarelli
1437:Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz
1292:Polish Enlightenment
1251:at the Royal Castle.
1249:May 3rd Constitution
1185:Marcello Bacciarelli
1143:Enlightenment period
979:Marie Louise Gonzaga
947:Georg Daniel Schultz
867:John II Casimir Vasa
852:Stanisław Żółkiewski
457:partitions of Poland
455:style following the
449:Four-Year Parliament
209:Construction started
4910:Adventure in Warsaw
4889:The Mysterious Lady
4500:Memorial in Palmiry
4460:Museum of the Earth
4386:Museum of Evolution
4356:Legia Warsaw Museum
4219:Ogrodzieniec Castle
3879:"Banknoty i monety"
3774:on 28 February 2005
2853:on 26 November 2012
2552:Many of the Polish
2543:Ryszard Kaczorowski
2431:, and later one of
2429:Kościuszko Uprising
2267:Alexander Kucharsky
2185:Thomas Gainsborough
1986:Great Assembly Hall
1901:Chamber of Deputies
1455:During World War II
1433:president of Poland
996:Late Baroque period
984:In 1628, the first
895:Antonio Vassilacchi
848:Vasili IV of Russia
741:and Giacopo Pario.
496:World Heritage Site
430:partition of Poland
189: /
138:Architectural style
123:General information
84:(top) and from the
5134:Operation Hyacinth
5127:The King of Warsaw
4952:Ashes and Diamonds
4924:To Be or Not to Be
4882:Vampires of Warsaw
4576:Warsaw Icon Museum
4549:Polish Army Museum
4495:Museum of Pharmacy
4440:Museum of Scouting
4423:Wilanów Collection
4139:Niepołomice Castle
4099:Copper-Roof Palace
3656:zamek-krolewski.pl
3630:zamek-krolewski.pl
3606:on 4 February 2014
3563:"Pałac pod Blachą"
3532:zamek-krolewski.pl
3417:zamek-krolewski.pl
3391:zamek-krolewski.pl
3365:zamek-krolewski.pl
3336:zamek-krolewski.pl
3310:zamek-krolewski.pl
3245:Peter K. Gessner.
3219:on 13 January 2010
2979:"The Royal Castle"
2942:zamek-krolewski.pl
2810:zamek-krolewski.pl
2768:zamek-krolewski.pl
2712:zamek-krolewski.pl
2644:Sigismund's Column
2558:Sigismund Augustus
2519:was signed in the
2517:April Constitution
2494:
2492:banknote from 1924
2482:
2441:Kingdom of Prussia
2433:Napoleon Bonaparte
2386:
2382:Copper-Roof Palace
2373:Copper-Roof Palace
2367:Copper-Roof Palace
1950:Royal Council Room
1842:Antonio Stradivari
1795:Tadeusz Kościuszko
1718:Sigismund Augustus
1702:
1698:Stanisław Augustus
1600:Copper-Roof Palace
1596:
1568:Sigismund's Column
1513:
1399:neoclassical style
1387:
1356:Copper-Roof Palace
1340:Frederick August I
1332:Napoleon Bonaparte
1316:church of St. John
1253:
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805:Sigismund III Vasa
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655:Janusz I the Elder
584:
484:Copper-Roof Palace
387:Reference no.
339:Reference no.
245:Sigismund III Vasa
198:52.24778; 21.01417
5161:Palaces in Warsaw
5156:Museums in Warsaw
5143:
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4903:Kochaj tylko mnie
4833:Beaches of Warsaw
4828:Marshal Rydz Park
4673:Ujazdowski Castle
4668:Sinfonia Varsovia
4346:Geological Museum
4253:
4252:
4159:Sandomierz Castle
4134:Myślewicki Palace
4070:Kingdom of Poland
3958:Stefan Kieniewicz
3808:on 6 October 2008
3306:"Pokoje Dworskie"
3074:on 20 August 2011
2762:Ewa Suchodolska.
2739:The Art Newspaper
2566:Master Twardowski
2562:Barbara Radziwiłł
2510:Act of 5 November
2477:
2469:Interesting facts
2452:Bernardo Bellotto
2425:Józef Poniatowski
2398:George II Rákóczi
1779:Bernardo Bellotto
1722:Jagiellon dynasty
1608:Polish Parliament
1545:Stanisław Lorentz
1376:November Uprising
1354:, resided in the
1352:Marshal of France
1344:Józef Poniatowski
1205:André-Jean Lebrun
1189:Bernardo Bellotto
1133:Jan Jerzy Plersch
1080:Tommaso Dolabella
1076:Peter I of Russia
1052:John III Sobieski
1044:Michael I Korybut
935:Peter Paul Rubens
899:Tommaso Dolabella
863:Władysław IV Vasa
841:Nova Turris Regia
821:Vincenzo Scamozzi
762:Renaissance style
687:Kingdom of Poland
475:after the failed
402:
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16:(Redirected from
5243:
5231:Old Town, Warsaw
5120:1983 (TV series)
5113:Teefa in Trouble
4896:Exile to Siberia
4729:Arena COS Torwar
4724:National Stadium
4643:National Theatre
4610:
4475:Museum of Warsaw
4381:Museum of Diving
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