Presidential PalacePałac Prezydencki

The Presidential Palace is also a very memorial place. Many places here are strictly secured. The Presidential Palace is also a very important place in this place and the political center. Many people visit it every day.

Booking tickets online is very convenient, three yuan cheaper than on-site ticket purchases, but there is no paper ticket, which is a bit regretful. It is very convenient to enter. You can swipe your ID card. It is free for under 18 years old. The transportation is very convenient. It is recommended to travel by bus. The Presidential Palace is really too big to be visited in four or five hours.

Walk along Kravsky Avenue towards the castle. After you pass the University of Warsaw, you will see a white building with great style. It is guarded by soldiers outside. Since tourists cannot enter without authorization, many people will have a bronze statue in front. Take pictures.

Royal in its setting and uniquely European in its location in the heart of the Old Town, right next to the historic, Art Deco coffee and cookies hotspot - the Bristol Cafe.

If you happen to be near this building then it's worth going to see it, and you may even get to see the President arriving or leaving. There is also a changing of the guards which if you time it right you may get to see. It's near to many other attractions in Warsaw, so you may pass it unintentionally as I did. There are apparently often protests and demonstrations taking place outside here, but there didn't seem to be any on the days I went past.

The Presidential Palace is part of the Royal Route on the street of Krakowskie Przedmiescie and is fronted by the imposing statue figure of Prince Jozef Poniatowski. Over the years the palace has served a number of uses, from being home to numerous important aristocratic families, to eventually being occupied by Germany during the war. However, now the impressive structure is the seat of the Polish Council of Ministers.

While you can't actually go into the Presidential Palace, for those interested in history will take interest in simply being there, for this is where the historic 'Warsaw Pact' was signed in 1955.The building itself is an elegant neoclassical style building and is located on the grand Krakowskie Przedmieśćie, the Champs Elysees of Warsaw!