Copper-Roof Palace

The Copper-Roof Palace is an eighteenth-century royal residence in Warsaw, Poland.The royal residence is touching with Warsaw's Royal Castle, and down an incline from the Castle Square and Old Town.

Lubomirski extended the castle by building a southern wing, opposite to whatever remains of the structure and furthermore extended the western rise.

In 1720 the castle was modified with an expansion of a moment northern wing. Moreover, the inside was beautified with ornate paintings.After 1777 the royal residence goes into responsibility for last lord, Stanislaw August Poniatowski, who employed the engineer Domenico Merlini to by and by overhaul within rooms of the royal residence and join the library wing of the Royal Castle to it.