About
The Royal Castle in Warsaw, known in Polish as Zamek Królewski w Warszawie, stands at plac Zamkowy 4 in the Old Town of the Polish capital. It is a reconstructed baroque royal residence that now works as a museum, presenting the history of the Polish royal court and its art collections.
What a visit offers
Visitors come to see the rooms of a former royal residence and the collections gathered within them. The castle tells the story of Polish monarchy through its interiors and the art displayed there, so the visit suits anyone interested in royal history, decorative arts or the architecture of the baroque period.
- The royal residence: a baroque palace set in the heart of the city.
- The museum collections: art and objects that illustrate Polish royal history.
- The Old Town setting: the castle sits within the historic centre, so it pairs easily with a walk through the surrounding streets and squares.
Getting there
The castle is at plac Zamkowy 4, 00-277 Warsaw. For questions before your trip, the castle can be reached by telephone at +48 22 355 51 70.
Allow time to walk the Old Town around the castle, since the museum and the historic district make a natural day together.
