Polish Ministry of Finance building, Government building in Śródmieście, Poland.

The Polish Ministry of Finance building in Warsaw is an administrative structure with distinctive architectural features located on Świętokrzyska street. The structure displays a mix of modernist forms with classical influences from the Renaissance and Baroque periods.

Construction of the building took place between 1953 and 1956, reflecting Poland's period of recovery after World War II. This period marked a phase of economic and social development for the nation.

The building's interiors were designed as a set, with furniture, chandeliers and metalwork made for individual rooms, much of it still in place. Above the main entrance are three art deco-style reliefs by Jan Ślusarczyk. Until the late 1970s one wing housed the publicly open Skarb cinema.

The building is located in an easy-to-reach area with good public transport connections in central Warsaw. Visitors should note that it is an active government office and tours may be limited or restricted.

The building was placed under monument protection in 2012, underscoring its importance to Warsaw's architectural history. Architects Stanisław Bieńkuński and Stanisław Rychłowski created a work that merges socialist realist elements with classical proportions.