Originally it was a 17th-century palace of the Krasiński family. Its baroque / classicist facade, one of the most monumental in Warsaw, is the work of a famous (in Poland) Dutch architect Tylman von Gameren (who received Polish nobility as Gamerski). There's a large park...More

The Krasinski Palace is considered to be one of the most beautiful buildings in Warsaw. It was designed by Tylman van Gameren & was built between 1687 & 1700 in the Baroque style with ornaments in relief by the gifted sculptor & architect, Andreas Schluter....More

Late 17th century residence of Jan Krasinski (royal administrator). The architect was a Dutchman Tielman van Gameren (Tylman Gamerski); style is French baroque. Interesting is the huge triangular pediment relief depicting the victory of Polish clans over Roman rule. No bloody scenes and guns, but...More

In front of the building, is a multimedia kiosk where you can learn the history of this amazing place. In the middle is a real treasure for all loving books. The biggest impression did the urn with ashes on the largest book's treasures burnt by...More

You should come to this place if you want to escape the noise of the streets. There's a wonderful little lake where you can sit on of the plenty benches.

This was a beautiful Palace we passed as we were heading to the Warsaw Uprising monument. This is a lovely building set in some superbly kept grounds and in an area of outstanding architectural beauty. Krazinski Palace is built in the Baroque form of architecture...More

walked by as we toured round the old town, there were some strage horse like satues out in fron for some art purpose.