SEATS OF THE RULERS
Opublikowano: 21 kwietnia 2016

The history of Poland is a turbulent one. Since time immemorial, it has been filled with a Slavonic character, both its positive aspects, such as strength, a sense of belonging, a vital spark, pride, vitality, valor and courage, as well as all its weaknesses – defiance, inconsistency, brashness and haughtiness. One testament to the beautiful history of this country upon Vistula are the beautiful residences that have shared the ups and downs of their country.
Here are four remarkable residences that are a must-see when visiting Poland, whose history is well-worth getting acquainted with.

Royal Castle in Warsaw – The Old Audience Room

Princess Elżbieta Lubomirska’s bath in the Wilanów Palace’s south wing

Study near the Gallery with a view of the Northern Gallery

Island Palace northern elevation

Island Palace, ballroom, view of Farnese Hercules

Wawel Castle – The „Pod Orłem” Room

The photographs used throughout come from the collections of their respective residences. You can find out more about the history of these places in the context of
Poland’s historical turmoil in “Royal Residences” – a new album published by the BOSZ publishing house [Wydawnictwo BOSZ]. Over 2000 modern and archived photographs, drawings and gorgeous reproductions of artworks, as well as a thorough
historical coverage serve as a great way to visit Poland’s most beautiful historical treasures.