Szaniawski Palace, Aristocratic palace in central Warsaw, Poland
Szaniawski Palace sits on Miodowa Street with neoclassical features, white stone facades, and symmetrical windows spread across several floors. Today the building operates as part of Hotel Verte, offering 94 guest rooms and modern dining facilities.
The building was constructed in the early 18th century for the Szaniawski noble family. It received substantial classical renovations in 1812 and later passed to the Ostrowski family.
The palace shows Polish aristocratic architecture that blends styles from different periods of Warsaw's building history. Today you can still see how the rooms reflect the wealth and status that the noble families once held.
The palace sits near Warsaw's Old Town and is easy to reach as part of a hotel complex. You can view the facade from the street or visit the hotel to see the restored interior spaces.
The building shares its grounds with Branicki Palace, forming a combined estate together. The preserved garden areas from the original aristocratic residences show what this area looked like long ago.
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