My Warsaw - Royal Baths Park
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The Royal Baths (Łazienki Królewskie) is the largest park in Warsaw, Poland covering 76 hectares. The park was originally designed in the 17th century for Stanisław Herakliusz Lubomirski but was acquired by King Stanisław August Poniatowski in 1764. Under the King's reign, the classicist-style gardens and buildings were developed by several architects and designers. Many of the park's buildings were damaged during World War II but have since been reconstructed. The park remains a popular destination today and contains several notable structures like the Palace on the Water and Ujazdów Castle.
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- 18. Classical ballroom in the Palace on the Island the Royal Baths in Warsaw, 1788-93, by design John Christian Kamsetzer.
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- 20. Theater on Island in the Royal Baths Park
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- 24. Royal Baths - Myślewicki Palace
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- 27. Old Orangery, currently art exhibitions
- 28. Garden, in the back we can see of Old Orangery
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- 31. The Old Guardhouse (seat of the royal guard, currently in place exhibitions)
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