- In 2014, the National Bank of Poland issued a 5 zloty coin in a series called "Discover Poland" depicting the Royal Castle in Warsaw.[41].
- This UNESCO World Heritage site is today one of Warsaw’s must-see attractions. Warsaw Royal Castle Warsaw Royal Castle.
- The origins of Warsaw's Royal Castle or Zamek, which stands of the Vistula escarpment at the southern end of the Old Town, go back to the Mazovian Prince...
- During WWII, more than 85% of Warsaw’s historic center was destroyed by Nazi troops, the royal castle was not spared as well.
- Warsaw's Royal Castle. Redirect to: Royal Castle, Warsaw.
- The Castle Square, where the Royal Castle is located, is also a vibrant part of Warsaw’s Old Town, and it’s a great place to start exploring the city.
- As you may already know, the Royal Castle – and the entire old town in Warsaw – was completely destroyed by Nazi Germany during WWII and rebuilt later on.
- Throughout the year, the Warsaw Royal Castle hosts an array of special events, performances, cultural celebrations, and historical reenactments.
- Situated in the Castle Square, at the entrance to the Warsaw Old Town, the Royal Castle holds a significant collection of Polish and European art.
- Royal Castle in Warsaw. With its characteristic shape and distinct colour, you will not mistake this building for any other.
