Stock Exchange and Bank of Poland Building

The Stock Exchange and Bank of Poland Building, located in Warsaw, is a historic neoclassical structure designed by architects Antonio Corazzi and Jan Jakub Gay, built between 1825 and 1828. Originally serving as the Warsaw Stock Exchange and the Bank of Poland, it now houses the Museum of John Paul II Collection, showcasing around 400 artworks, primarily copies of European masterpieces. The building features a striking rotunda topped with a dome and adorned with angel sculptures, making it a notable architectural landmark in the city. Visitors can explore its rich history and art collection, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers alike.