This is one of Poland’s first public museums. It’s a bit remarkable that the museum even functions today, considering that most of its exhibits were annexed by the Nazi’s in WWII, but thankfully these were repatriated. Modelled on the Versailles by King John III Sobieski for his French wife, the palace is in the Baroque style. Its main exhibits are the gallery of Polish Royalty portraits and the Royal apartments, which include furniture, ceramics, clothing and some lovely paintings.

For most tourists though, the gardens are the true jewel of the place. Lovely the year around, but especially in the autumn, they make a delightful place to relax. A number of events and festivals are held on these grounds such as Summer Royal Concert, and occasionally, you’ll see a wedding party.

Also, visit nearby attractions which are covered in Warsaw itinerary 1 day.

• Last entry of visitors in the chair is 03:00 pm.
• Free admission on Sundays.

• Wilanow
• Akiyama
• Milanovo
• Villa Nuova

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