Presidential Palace

Krakow Avenue strolls through the Presidential Palace, a neoclassical building built in 1818, in front of which stands the statue of Prince Yozev and Prince Bognatovsky. It used to be Napoleon's headquarters and is now the residence of the President of Poland...

The architecture was badly damaged in the Second World War. After decades of restoration after the war, there are still some bullet marks. A small wreath and three white wooden cards are placed outside the main entrance of the presidential palace. Many people came to visit Chopin's imprint, not far from the gendarmerie-guarded presidential palace.

The presidential palace in Warsaw is located at the end of the Royal Avenue. It feels that the architectural style of the Soviet era is very obvious. Looking from a distance, it is very open and magnificent, but its interior is simple and unadorned. This is the daily office of the Polish President, the highest administrative body in Poland, so the security is very strict, and visitors are not allowed to visit.

Warsaw is as old as the old building, the presidential palace is so simple, it is very clear that once a generation of leaders once worked in the building. But maybe look at the time, this building is very beautiful and magnificent Haha.

Walking along Krafsky Avenue towards the castle, after passing Warsaw University, you will see a white and magnificent building, guarded by soldiers outside. Because tourists can not enter without permission, many people will take photos in front of the bronze statue.

The presidential palace of Warsaw is located in the south of the old urban area of Warsaw. It belongs to the central area of Warsaw. The presidential palace seems to belong to the standard government building in Europe. It is surrounded by fences outside. There are many foreign tourists coming here every day. It is worth visiting.

Polish presidential palace in Warsaw, Poland is also a two-point, downtown location, not far from Warsaw University, Poland. There are two stone lions at the door. There are guards at the door for 24 hours. Every day around 12 o'clock, guards will come to raise the national flag and sing songs. It attracts many people to go around and watch.

Poland's presidential palace is really not prestigious, and there are only two guards on the roadside. According to the Oriental concept, there is no national prestige at all. No wonder some friends said that they would rather be county magistrates at home than presidents in Europe.

Walking Street in Warsaw, Poland. Next to it is a five-star hotel. Meanwhile, there are many good bars in this street. Warsaw University is also nearby. Photographs can be taken outside the presidential palace, although not very grand, but there are guards patrolling inside. You can take a picture nearby. But it won't stay. And don't go over it, if you miss it.

Occasionally encounter the change ceremony of the presidential palace. After the presidential palace, the old city of Warsaw is heading north.