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Ujazdow Castle (Zamek Ujazdowski), Warsaw, Poland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ujazdow Castle, seen from the Royal Canal, Warsaw, Poland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ujazdow Castle in autumn in Warsaw. Poland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ujazdow Castle, seen from the Royal Canal, Warsaw, Poland Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Ujazdow Castle , Warsaw, Poland Royalty Free Stock Photo
View from Ujazdow castle to Ujazdov park in Warsaw, Poland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ujazdow Park in Warsaw Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ujazdow Castle, seen from the Royal Canal, Warsaw, Poland
Warsaw, Poland Famous Ujazdow park and lot of bench (Park Ujazdowski) Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ujazdow Castle, Warsaw Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ujazdow Park in Warsaw Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ujazdow Park in Warsaw Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ujazdow Park in Warsaw Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ujazdow Castle, Warsaw Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ujazdow Castle, Warsaw Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Ujazdow Castle (Polish: Zamek Ujazdowski) construction began in 1624 on the order of King Sigismund III Vasa, but castles have existed on the spot since around the 13th century. The castle was remodeled by subsequent owners Stanisław Herakliusz Lubomirski and Stanisław August Poniatowski, the latter of whom donated the property to the Polish Army in 1784. In the 18th century the castle was included in the Stanislavian Axis, a line of parks and palaces planned in the southern outskirts of Warsaw. During the Warsaw Uprising in 1944 the Castle was destroyed by Germans. The current building was reconstructed in 1975. Since 1981 it has been the home of the Center for Contemporary Art.


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