Stroński House

The Neoclassical Stroński Palace at Nowy Świat 1 in downtown Warsaw is a historic apartment building erected in the 1780s based on a design by Szymon Bogumił Zug. The three-story building, which was destroyed during the Warsaw Uprising in 1944 and reconstructed in 1948, once housed a pastry shop where the city's literary and artistic elite gathered. Today, the landmark-protected property serves mainly as an office building, while a restaurant on the ground floor offers a place to stop for a bite. You can admire the architectural façade along the famous Royal Route and experience the historical significance of the site within the context of Warsaw's urban history.