Our journey begins in the heart of Warsaw, at 4 Castle Square, where the majestic Royal Castle rises. It is a place that for centuries witnessed the most important events in Polish history, and today is one of the most important monuments of the country.

How to get there? The Royal Castle is perfectly connected with the rest of the city. The easiest way to get here is by public transportation - by streetcar or bus getting off at the 'Old Town' stop. For motorists, paid parking lots are available in the area, but due to the limited number of spaces, it is recommended to use public transportation.

The castle is currently fully accessible to visitors. Open every day except Tuesdays, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm (last entrance at 5:00 pm), it offers an extensive tour program. Tickets can be purchased at the ticket offices or online, and are priced at around PLN 60 for a regular ticket (as of November 2024).

What awaits us inside? First of all, a rich collection of artworks, including paintings by Jan Matejko, and meticulously recreated royal chambers. Of particular note are the Throne Room, the Royal Apartments and the Gallery of Paintings.

Special tours and educational workshops have been prepared for families with children. It is advisable to plan at least 3 hours for a leisurely tour. Keep in mind that due to the historic nature of the building, some parts may be difficult to access for people with limited mobility.

There are many other attractions in the vicinity of the Castle, such as the Old Town, Sigismund's Column and the Archcathedral Basilica. After the tour, you can relax in one of the many restaurants in the Old Town or in the Castle gardens.

The Royal Castle in Warsaw is not just a museum, but a living history lesson. It's a place where every stone tells the story of great events, and every room evokes the spirit of the old days. It's here that we can feel like real kings and queens, walking through the same corridors where the rulers of Poland walked.

The next stop on our journey is the Moszna Castle, located in the Opole Province, at 1 Zamkowa St. This extraordinary residence, often called 'Polish Hogwarts,' impresses with its fairy-tale architecture and rich history.

How to get to Moszna Castle? The most convenient way to get there is by car - the castle is located about 30 km from Opole. For those traveling by public transport, the nearest train station is Moszna, from where the castle can be reached on foot (about 2 km) or by cab.

The castle is open to visitors all year round. Opening hours vary depending on the season, but in general the facility is available from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Admission tickets cost about PLN 35 per adult (as of November 2024), but it is worth checking current prices on the castle's official website.

What makes Moszna Castle so special? First of all, its architecture - 99 towers and 365 rooms are very impressive. Visitors can admire the beautifully restored interiors, including the Ballroom, the Library or the Picture Gallery. A special attraction is the entrance to one of the towers, which offers a beautiful view of the surrounding area.

Special tours and field games are available for families with children. It's worth planning a day trip to also enjoy the beautiful park surrounding the castle. The park is the perfect place for a picnic or a relaxing walk.

Moszna Castle also offers accommodation in stylish rooms, giving you a unique opportunity to stay overnight in a real mansion. In the castle's restaurant you can enjoy exquisite dishes inspired by regional cuisine.

In the vicinity, visit the stud farm and the mini zoo located on the property. For lovers of active recreation there are biking and hiking trails.

The castle in Moszna is a place where fairy tale becomes reality. Its majestic body, extraordinary history and surrounding nature create a magical atmosphere that remains in the memory for a long time. It is the perfect place for both a romantic weekend for two and a family trip full of adventure and discovery.

The last, but certainly no less impressive stop on our royal journey is the Książ Castle, located in Walbrzych at 1 Piastów Śląskich St. This monumental building, the third largest castle in Poland, impresses not only with its architecture, but also with its rich, often dark history.

How to get to Książ Castle? The most convenient way to get there is by car - the castle is located about 5 km from the center of Walbrzych. For those traveling by public transportation, there are city buses from the Walbrzych train station, which take you directly to the castle.

Książ Castle is open to visitors all year round. Opening hours vary depending on the season, but generally the facility is available from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm (last entry at 4:00 pm). Entrance tickets cost about $79 per adult for a full tour package (as of November 2024), but various tour options are available at different prices.

What makes Książ Castle special? First and foremost, its grandeur and location. Situated on a high hill, the castle is surrounded by a picturesque landscaped park. Visitors can enjoy more than 400 rooms, including representative halls, ducal apartments and even underground tunnels from World War II.

Special tours and field games are available for families with children. It's worth planning a full-day excursion so you can also enjoy the beautiful park and observation decks. A special attraction is the night tour of the castle, which adds to the magic and mystery of the place.

Książ Castle offers various forms of sightseeing - with a guide, with an audio guide or individually. Note the thematic exhibitions that are regularly held at the castle.

There are also restaurants and cafes in the castle complex, where you can relax and enjoy local specialties. For those who wish to extend their stay, overnight accommodations are available at a hotel on the castle grounds.

In the area, it is worth visiting the Palm House in Walbrzych, which is one of the largest in Poland, and the Książ Stallion Stud, where you can admire beautiful horses.

Książ Castle is not only an impressive monument, but also a witness to the turbulent history of Lower Silesia. Its monumental walls hide many secrets, and each room tells a different fascinating story. It is a place where you can feel the spirit of bygone eras and experience the luxury with which princes and magnates surrounded themselves.

To sum up our journey through the royal residences of Poland, it is worth noting that each of the castles visited offers a unique experience and takes us to a different period of history. From the heart of Polish statehood in Warsaw, to the fairytale residence in Moszna, to the majestic Książ - each of these places allows us to immerse ourselves in the world of luxury and power of ancient Poland. This is a journey that not only teaches and delights, but also inspires and leaves unforgettable impressions.