Przeździecki-Palace in Warsaw

Palace of the Polish Foreign Ministry

The building is located at the end of Ulica Foksal street and is directly adjacent to Zamoyski Palace. It is a Neo-Renaissance building from 1879. Like many other Warsaw representative buildings, it was destroyed during World War II and then rebuilt in a modified form. Already in the early 20th century, the palace had a political connection with the Foreign Ministry: Konstantin Przeździecki bequeathed it to his son, who held a leading position in the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.