Sapieha Palace, Warsaw

Sapieha Palace is one of the palaces in Warsaw’s New Town district, in Poland. It was begun by the influential Sapieha family, whose name the building still carries today, and it now serves as the home of the Environmental Protection School Complex. For visitors, it offers a short stop to see a historic Warsaw palace in an urban setting.

• The palace’s main point of interest is its connection to the Sapieha family, one of the powerful noble families that shaped the building’s history.
• You can see the exterior of a Warsaw New Town palace that has been adapted to a modern educational use.
• Its location in the New Town makes it easy to combine with a walk through one of Warsaw’s historic districts.

If you plan to pass by, comfortable shoes are useful for exploring the surrounding streets on foot. It is a good choice for travelers who enjoy a brief, low-key sightseeing stop tied to Warsaw’s historic fabric.