Architectural Landmarks in Warsaw

Warsaw is Poland's capital and, with a population of over 1.8 million people, Poland's largest city. It developed rapidly in the 16th century after Polish King Sigismund III decided to move the royal court from Kraków to Warsaw. Many of its historic buildings were destroyed during World War II and it now has a very high number of modern skyscrapers. The Varso Place, designed by Foster and Partners, and completed in 2022, is the tallest building in the European Union.

Szpital Nowowiejski
1899
Warsaw University of Technology
1899 - 1902
Hoser tenement house
1904 - 1905
Halber tenement house
1905 - 1912
Bank Towarzystw Spółdzielczych
1912 - 1917
Józef Dawidson and Chaskiel Kadyński tenement house
1913
Powszechnego Zakładu Ubezpieczeń Wzajemnych building
1923 - 1928
Warsaw School of Economics
1951 - 1955
Palace of Culture and Science
1952 - 1955
Gdanski bridge
1956 - 1959
The Westin Warsaw
2001 - 2003
Metro Plac Wilsona
2004 - 2005
POLIN Museum
2009 - 2013
Metro Centrum Nauki Kopernik
2010 - 2015
Metro Swietokrzyska
2015
Autor Rooms
Warsaw
2015
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