Nowy Åšwiat Street

Ulica Nowy Swiat (Eng. New World Street ) is one of the historic streets of Warsaw and part of the Warsaw Royal Route from Warsaw Royal Castle after Wilanów. It starts at the Staszic Palace and leads on the Rondo Charles'a de Gaulle'a to Plac Trzech Krzyży. Already in the 16th century was the "New World ", the main street of the same jurisdiction.

In the 17th century stood here mostly wooden seats of nobility. During the Napoleonic period, and then these were replaced by three-story brick houses in the style of neoclassicism. Towards the end of the 19th century Nowy Swiat Street became a main shopping street and also the main traffic artery of Warsaw. Thus was opened in 1896 the dairy Mleczarnia Nadświdrzańska at No. 11, which is considered as the nucleus of intent on traditional Polish cuisine Bar mleczny ( milk bar ). In 1900, the neoclassical buildings were mostly replaced with higher temporal and founder of Art Nouveau. As one of the policies of reconstruction classified the buildings from the " capitalist period" of the 19th century as not rebuilding worthy after the end of World War II, it did not come to reconstruct the structural condition from 1939, but to have recourse to the appearance of the "New World" around 1800. way about disappeared in the war only moderately damaged Jugendstil Hotel Savoy.