Zamek Królewski (Royal Castle)

Zamek Królewski, or the Royal Castle, in Warsaw is a historic residence that served as the home of Polish monarchs. Built in the 14th century and rebuilt after World War II, it is a symbol of Poland’s royal heritage and national identity. The castle features stunning architecture, including ornate interiors, royal chambers, and impressive facades. Today, it functions as a museum showcasing art, historic furniture, and valuable artifacts, offering visitors insight into Poland’s history and royal culture. The Royal Castle is also a significant venue for cultural events and national celebrations.