The Presidential Palace is located on one of the most representative streets in Warsaw. Attracts our eye with elegant Classicist forms, which owes the reconstruction carried out by Christian Piotr Aigner from 1818-1819. However, the Palace stood here already much earlier, because in the middle of the 17th century. The building belonged to the many fine mansions, to Koniecpolskich, Lubomirski and Radziwill. From the latter, in the year 1685, was redeemed by the Government of the Kingdom of Polish and became the seat of the Governor of the Tsarist Government. During the second world war, the Chateau was not badly damaged. After the renovation, was established the Council of Ministers, therefore, became witnessed many breakthrough events. It is here in 1955, the Warsaw Pact was signed, in 1970 the normalisation of relations with Germany, and in 1989 was carried out here the proceedings of the round table. It is here in 1955, the Warsaw Pact was signed, in 1970 the normalisation of relations with Germany, and in 1989 was carried out here the proceedings of the round table. The Presidential Palace is the largest Palace in Warsaw.^Liczę na naj
