Wilan
Wilan, commonly referred to as Wilanów, is a district of Warsaw, Poland, in the city's southern part. It sits on the right bank of the Vistula River and forms part of the administrative district of Wilanów. The area is best known for Wilanów Palace, a Baroque residence commissioned by King Jan III Sobieski in the late 17th century. The palace and its surrounding park are a major cultural landmark and a popular tourist site in Warsaw.
History: The settlement of Wilanów began around the palace in the late 1600s. Over the following centuries
Today: Wilanów is a largely residential district that blends historic conservation with modern housing, schools, and
Related topics include Wilanów Palace and Park, and the broader history of Warsaw's suburban development.