The Royal Route connects the Royal Castle with the summer residence in Lazienki. Lazienki means "baths." Their history begins with a wooden fortress of the Mazovian dukes. 300 years later, in the 16th century, Anna Jagiellonka, wife of S... read more
On the left side of the Royal Route is the Radziwill Palace, where the young Chopin gave his first concert. It is also called the Viceroy's Palace, because since 1818 it was the residence of the Viceroy of the Kingdom of Poland. A century late... read more
The Academy of Fine Arts - is a public university of fine and applied arts. It is Warsaw's highest educational institution.
The Three Crosses Square owes its name to two columns with gilded crosses and the figure of St. Jan, the patron saint of roads and bridges. crosses and the figure of St John, the patron saint of roads and bridges. They were erected by Augustus II... read more
