Presidential properties. awesome scenes of the residence in Wisla

polsatnews.pl 1 month ago

The Presidential Palace at Krakowskie Przedmieście or Belvederski Palace at Belvederska Street is just a part of the property in which the Polish president resides. The head of state besides has summertime residences at his disposal, and behind the scenes, Polsat News took a look.

The Presidential Palace at 23/25 Krakowskie Przedmieście Street in Warsaw is the office of the Polish President. Private apartments and offices of his law firm are located here. The palace was erected in 1840s by the large Crown Hetman Stanislaw Koniecpolski and his boy Alexander, according to the plan of Constantine Tencall - the court architect of King Władysław IV. However, not all presidents have decided to live in this part of Warsaw.

The second historical residence - Belveder - was chosen by Lech Wałęsa or Bronisław Komorowski. The past of Belvedere – a classicist ornament of the Royal way in Warsaw – began almost 500 years ago. In the first half of the 16th century, on the Vistula slope, in the place where present the Belvedere palace rises, most likely was the residence of Queen Bona. The name comes from Italian words bel vedere, which means "a beautiful sight".

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Other prestigious presidential estates include:

President of Poland in Ciechocinek
The residence of the president of the Republic of Poland on the Helsinki Measure
Residence of the president of Poland Castle in Wisła - National Historical squad

Behind the scenes of this last address was looked at by Margaret Dawn, writer of Polsat News.

The President's castle in Cieszyn Silesia at the sources of the Vistula River was built from 1929 to 1930 in the place of the burnt wooden Habsburg hunting lodge from the early 20th century. He was a gift of the Silesian people to the president of the Republic of Ignacy Mościcki and his successors.

The castle in Wisla is avant-garde work of Polish architectural thought and the artistic period of 20–interwar years. It was designed by Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz in cooperation with Andrzej Pronaszko and Włodzimierz Padlewski.

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