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Visiting the Royal Castle in Warsaw was an unforgettable experience. Each room is filled with beautifully restored art and artifacts that tell the story of Poland's royal past. The guided tour was informative and engaging, making history come alive. A must-see attraction for anyone visiting Warsaw.
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The Royal Castle in Warsaw is an absolute marvel and a must-visit for anyone exploring the city. This iconic landmark, with its rich history and stunning architecture, offers a captivating glimpse into Poland's royal past.
From the moment you approach the castle, its grandeur is evident. The beautifully restored façade and imposing towers create an impressive sight that sets the tone for what lies within. Stepping inside, you are immediately transported back in time, surrounded by opulent rooms, intricate artworks, and lavish furnishings that tell the story of Poland's monarchy.
One of the highlights of the Royal Castle is the magnificent Great Assembly Hall, with its dazzling chandeliers and elegant decor. The meticulously recreated Throne Room and the Marble Room are equally breathtaking, showcasing the castle's historical significance and the splendor of the royal court.
The castle also houses a remarkable collection of art, including works by Rembrandt and other renowned artists, making it a treasure trove for art enthusiasts. The exhibitions are well-curated, offering insightful information about the castle's history and the people who lived there.
Guided tours are available and highly recommended, as the knowledgeable guides provide fascinating details and anecdotes that enrich your visit. The castle's staff is friendly and helpful, enhancing the overall experience.
The Royal Castle is not just about its interiors; the surrounding gardens and the adjacent Castle Square add to its charm. The square is a bustling hub of activity, with street performers, cafes, and shops, making it a lively spot to explore before or after your castle tour.
In summary, the Royal Castle in Warsaw is a testament to the city's resilience and cultural heritage. Its impressive architecture, rich history, and stunning art collections make it a five-star attraction that should not be missed. Whether you're a history buff, an art lover, or simply a curious traveler, the Royal Castle promises an unforgettable experience.
The Royal Castle in Warsaw is an absolute marvel and a must-visit for anyone exploring the city. This iconic landmark, with its rich history and stunning architecture, offers a captivating glimpse into Poland's royal past.
From the moment you approach the castle, its grandeur is evident. The beautifully restored façade and imposing towers create an impressive sight that sets the tone for what lies within. Stepping inside, you are immediately transported back in time, surrounded by opulent rooms, intricate artworks, and lavish furnishings that tell the story of Poland's monarchy.
One of the highlights of the Royal Castle is the magnificent Great Assembly Hall, with its dazzling chandeliers and elegant decor. The meticulously recreated Throne Room and the Marble Room are equally breathtaking, showcasing the castle's historical significance and the splendor of the royal court.
The castle also houses a remarkable collection of art, including works by Rembrandt and other renowned artists, making it a treasure trove for art enthusiasts. The exhibitions are well-curated, offering insightful information about the castle's history and the people who lived there.
Guided tours are available and highly recommended, as the knowledgeable guides provide fascinating details and anecdotes that enrich your visit. The castle's staff is friendly and helpful, enhancing the overall experience.
The Royal Castle is not just about its interiors; the surrounding gardens and the adjacent Castle Square add to its charm. The square is a bustling hub of activity, with street performers, cafes, and shops, making it a lively spot to explore before or after your castle tour.
In summary, the Royal Castle in Warsaw is a testament to the city's resilience and cultural heritage. Its impressive architecture, rich history, and stunning art collections make it a five-star attraction that should not be missed. Whether you're a history buff, an art lover, or simply a curious traveler, the Royal Castle promises an unforgettable experience.
Amazing castle that was beautifully restored after the destruction during the second World War. The rooms are beautifully decorated and show the multifaceted use of the castle over the decades. The audioguide gives you a lot of information about the different paintings and exhibits. However, the information is very much detailed without giving you the big picture first. Nonetheless the Royal castle is worth a visit, especially on rainy days. It makes sense to buy a ticket in advance since you will only be able to enter during a specific timeslot.
It’s selling timed ticket so it’s better to get the ticket in advance a day before during weekends. The castle was rebuilt just like most items we seen in Warsaw. Encouraging by how Polish people preserve their art and history while endanger by war.
Lovely place to get lost when is raining or snowing… on the ground floor you have a nice art collection where you can see couple of Rembrandt jobs… silver, jewellery, guns etc, the upper floor the rooms are so beautiful like the chapel, the king throne room, the conference room. Highly recommend to visit this place . There is a coffee area and restaurant if you are hungry, cloakroom is available. Toilets are available on the ground floor. Tickets cost £15 you can pay with card and cash. All is written in polish language, people don’t speak English.
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I had an amazing time with my eye witness of the Royal Castle!
Very good location from each corner of the Warsaw City.
If you have interest in History, you may visit earlier time where you may read all the Footnotes of each room of the Castle.
Also it will be good to take someone who has interest in photography to help to take photos of you!!!
Have a great time!
I had an amazing time with my eye witness of the Royal Castle!
Very good location from each corner of the Warsaw City.
If you have interest in History, you may visit earlier time where you may read all the Footnotes of each room of the Castle.
Also it will be good to take someone who has interest in photography to help to take photos of you!!!
Have a great time!
The Royal Castle in Warsaw has a long and difficult history behind itself. Partly because of this history, it deserves special respect and closer look at its fate. The castle was built in the Baroque-Classicist style and currently serves as one of the most important representative buildings in our country. Although it looks very economical from the outside, inside the interiors are stunning, bursting with splendour. The castle rooms have been restored with great care and precision.
Pozostałości mostu, który prowadził do zamku Ossolińskiego. Urokliwe miejsce.
I must admit, the exterior of this place felt kinda underwhelming before i went in, but boy, was i wrong.
It is really beautiful and definitely worth the visit. In addition to a museums worth of art and artefacts, the state rooms were alone worth the visit. The whole place is meticulously maintained and taken care of. I would recommend not forgetting the audio guide because it provides lots of useful and interesting information about the place.
I really love this kind of stuff, and this place did not disappoint at all. Also, the ticket price of almost 6€ is almost nothing for the hour something i spent there.
It is really beautiful and definitely worth the visit. In addition to a museums worth of art and artefacts, the state rooms were alone worth the visit. The whole place is meticulously maintained and taken care of. I would recommend not forgetting the audio guide because it provides lots of useful and interesting information about the place.
I really love this kind of stuff, and this place did not disappoint at all. Also, the ticket price of almost 6€ is almost nothing for the hour something i spent there.
Tylko jedna wieża, absolutnie nic ciekawego, raczej nie warto tu przyjeżdżać, choć okolica jest całkiem ładna. Nie ma za bardzo gdzie zaparkować, jedynie przy drodze, i tak tu nic nie jeździ. Najgorsza pozycja z tych 3 ruin w okolicy.
Dobre miejsce dla ekstremalnie znudzonych poszukiwaczy atrakcji na siłę
Quite an impressive castle, in ruin, but well preserved. Many accesses to various areas. Audio guide available. Recommend to have a look if you're nearby.
Place is very nice for visit but definitely lacking more information about it
Zamek Tudorów w Polsce. Brzmi ciekawie. Tymczasem Tudorów to niewielka miejscowość koło Opatowa z ruinami zamku z XIV wieku. Ocena 3* wynika z braku zagospodarowania tego miejsca. Dojście nijak nie oznaczone i trudne. Same ruiny zarastają chaszczami. Po prostu szkoda.
Such a beautiful place to visit. Hidden gem, totally worth it visiting.
Miejsce może byłoby ciekawe, ale potrzebuje zadbania i zagospodarowania. Dojście utrudnione przez wysokie zarośla. Środek zaniedbany.
Amazing place to visit, it would be 5 stars if it had more information about the castles history in English. The opening times are really good usually museums close around 17.00 to 18.00 but this one is closes at 20.00. The visit took us a little over 2 hours There is lot to see and I would recommend visiting the castleruins
Best castle ruins I've visited in a long time, 5 marked trails to take you around the castle. Beautiful scenery and historic location is definitely my cup of tea!
Ostała się jeno i tylko wieża.....
Brak jakichkolwiek pozostałości po murach i innych budynkach.
Trudno wyobrazić sobie jak to miało kiedyś wyglądać.
Mimo to uważam, że warto pokonać zarośla i pokrzywy i spróbować podejść jak najbliżej.
Zawsze to Kawał historii.
Brak jakichkolwiek pozostałości po murach i innych budynkach.
Trudno wyobrazić sobie jak to miało kiedyś wyglądać.
Mimo to uważam, że warto pokonać zarośla i pokrzywy i spróbować podejść jak najbliżej.
Zawsze to Kawał historii.
Miejsce dość urokliwe choć w rzeczywistości niewiele z zamku pozostało. Widok z góry ładny ale otoczenie raczej pozostawione samemu sobie. Przydałyby się jakieś ławeczki koło tablicy informacyjnej i kosz na śmieci. Zobaczyć ruiny warto bo za jakiś czas nie będzie już co oglądać.
Ruiny mostu arkadowego, pozostałego po zamku w Ossolinie, położone na drodze do Wilkowic. Bardzo ciekawy detal, warto poświęcić parę chwil jadąc rowerem lub samochodem. Gratka dla miłośników historii. Reszta pozostałości zamku to mało widoczne relikty. Droga jest dosyć wąska, także podróżując samochodem warto poszukać bezpiecznego miejsca do zatrzymania się.
Great little caste to walk around and have some souvenirs and nice coffee in the cafeteria. 13 zloty is the normal ticket for adults. Worth to be outside and have walk around the castle, nice place nothing extremely special worth to stop.
Z zamku praktycznie nic nie zostało tablica oczywiście zniszczona wstyd!
Zamek to znaczy ocalała wieża ma bardzo fajną lokalizację ale przeprawa do niej to jest masakra prowadzi do niej tylko jedna ścieżka zaraśnięta jak nigdy i same pokrzywy ktoś powinien się tym zająć
Absolutely spectacular and worth a visit. It's so grandiose and lavish. Built with no expenses spared, up to the highest standards to satisfy the taste of the most noble of Polish society.
Yes, today is all in ruin, just a skeleton of once majestic creation, but is still awe-inspiring, vast and nicely kept. The legend about a fish tank being placed instead of the ceiling above their studies shows you the scale of this castle! You can easily spend a good few hours here, with plenty of souvenir stalls just on the other side of the road.
Thera are 4 paths leading you throughout different levels, starting with the basement where the stables with marble trough used to be and be aware, you can choose a pathe requiring squatting quite low! Then ground level to higher floors offering breathtaking views. There's a café there an very decent toilets.
Do not hesitate and let your imagination run free!
Yes, today is all in ruin, just a skeleton of once majestic creation, but is still awe-inspiring, vast and nicely kept. The legend about a fish tank being placed instead of the ceiling above their studies shows you the scale of this castle! You can easily spend a good few hours here, with plenty of souvenir stalls just on the other side of the road.
Thera are 4 paths leading you throughout different levels, starting with the basement where the stables with marble trough used to be and be aware, you can choose a pathe requiring squatting quite low! Then ground level to higher floors offering breathtaking views. There's a café there an very decent toilets.
Do not hesitate and let your imagination run free!
Great place for families and all others who like to visit old castles. It is well preserved and from year to year more parts are restored. There is also a lot of space for picnic.
Szkoda, że tak niewiele pozostało po zamku. Byłam tam w lipcu 2012 roku.
Podróżując krajową 9 w kierunku Rzeszowa warto zjechać kilka niespełna 4 km w bok aby zostać zaskoczonym. W małej wiosce pośród pól stał kiedyś zamek należący do rodziny Ossolińskich. Z pięknego zamku, który kiedyś tutaj stał nie zostało wiele, a szkoda. Prezentowałby się pewnie okazale, a tak można podziwiać tylko pozostałości mostu arkadowego nad drogą.
Ostała się jak wiadomo tylko wieża. Przejście w wysokich pokrzywach ale dla wytrwałych ok 😉 nie ma jak zaparkować przy ulicy, trzeba kombinować dalej w bocznej drodze, prowadzącej na pola. Wejście do wieży było otwarte.
Z zamku w Ossolinie zostały marne resztki, aż żal patrzeć, ale mi O wszystko ogromny łuk jaki pozostał z mostu nad drogą robi ogromne wrażenie. Jest przepiękny, dlatego będąc w pobliżu warto poświęcić chwilkę i zobaczyć.
Z zamku został tylko fragment mostu arkadowego. Wbrew powszechnemu przekonaniu, to zamek w Ossolinie był gniazdem rodowym Rodu Ossolińskich a nie Ujazd. Ładny widok z wyższego poziomu. Trzeba się wspiąć po zboczu. Schodków brak. Na górze dwie drewniane ławeczki i miejsce na ognisko. Ot, sposób na spotkanie z "zubrem" i małego grila. Polecam jechać stąd do Klimontowa.
Nie rozumiem opinii na anty ale zgodzić się muszę że miejsce zaniedbane z ogromnym potencjałem i warto zajechać zobaczyć wieże rycerka parking to jedynie polny wjazd na pole orne... A dojście tez słabe po przez pola... Ale warto można wejść do środka wejściem głównym tylnym w piewniczke a tam jeszcze niżej małe pomieszczenie w okół krzaki oraz skałki mają swój urok dziki taki ale wstyd dla władz gminy za marnowanie takiego potencjalu renowacja aż się prosi i schody żeby można było wysjc na samą górę!!! Mimo wszystko polecam jeszcze raz