About St Anne’s Church
St. Anne's Church, situated near Warsaw’s Royal Castle, is a prominent Baroque church known for its striking architecture and historical significance. Completed in 1683, the church was designed by architect Tylman van Gameren and features a grand facade, a beautifully detailed interior, and an impressive dome.
The church is renowned for its acoustics, making it a popular venue for classical music concerts, including performances by renowned artists. Its interiors are adorned with ornate decorations, intricate stucco work, and stunning frescoes, reflecting the grandeur of the Baroque style.
St. Anne’s Church also has historical significance as a symbol of Warsaw’s resilience. During World War II, the church suffered damage but was carefully restored in the post-war period. Today, it stands as a vital cultural and religious site, attracting visitors with its architectural beauty and vibrant music scene.