★4.8
Pniewski House
Warsaw, Poland
4.8 / 18
Pniewski House is a fascinating villa that seamlessly blends into its lush green surroundings. Originally, the house had a lighter appearance, which can still be observed from the garden side. The interior of the house showcases the typical design elements of the interwar period and boasts several notable features. One of the most impressive areas is the living room, which leads to a private section through a set of stairs. The library is adorned with a unique ceiling made of plates, and a set of marble stairs leads down to Pniewski's studio, where the only documented traces of an insurgent's blood can be found. While the Italian garden may be slightly neglected, it is home to two captivating sequoias.
A recent visitor to the Pniewski House praised the welcoming and helpful staff. Although they were stationed at the archery range and did not have the opportunity to explore the house, they are eager to return and highly recommend a visit. The building itself is not only beautiful but also holds significant historical value as it was the residence of one of the greatest architects in Polish history. Each detail of the modernist villa has been meticulously crafted to reflect the unique vision of Pniewski. Today, the house serves as a museum, showcasing temporary exhibitions both inside and around the premises. One particularly noteworthy highlight is the presence of a staircase stained with the blood of a Warsaw insurgent, offering a tangible connection to the past. This location is sure to captivate ancient and history enthusiasts, making it a must-visit destination.
Address: | aleja Na Skarpie 27, Warszawa |
Phone: | +48 22 621 76 24 |
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