A curated online space exploring Warsaw’s culture, lifestyle, and creative spirit.
Thierry Frémaux visits Warsaw to present “Lumière!” at Teatr Wielki – Opera Narodowa — a selection of the Lumière brothers’ films marking 130 years of cinema. A moment to rediscover the origins of film with live narration.
Discover a new Warsaw gallery founded by Omenaa Mensah and dedicated to contemporary African art — a space that builds a bridge between Africa and Europe, opening a new chapter in the city’s cultural landscape.
Pięć polskich marek tworzy wspólną świąteczną opowieść — świat marzeń inspirowany Schulzem, od aromatów i świec po biżuterię i wypieki. Handel, który staje się sztuką.
A December guide to Warsaw: Christmas markets, light shows, fairs, illuminations, and festive events across the city.
Warsaw welcomes Mitoraj’s “Tindaro,” a 6.89 million PLN bronze sculpture at Plac Defilad, joining Kraków’s “Eros Bendato” as another major public work by the sculptor in Poland.
Bolesław Prus bohaterem „Lalki” uczynił samą Warszawę. Wyruszamy na spacer śladami Stanisława Wokulskiego, Izabeli Łęckiej i Ignacego Rzeckiego.
Discover Warsaw’s new Christmas Market (Jarmark Warszawski) at Plac Defilad — from 28 November 2025 to 1 January 2026. A festive winter village with 160 wooden cottages, Poland’s largest Ferris wheel, an open-air cinema, lights, flavours, and the holiday spirit the capital has long been waiting for.
Robert De Niro returns to Warsaw for the 5th anniversary of Nobu Hotel Warsaw — joined by Nobu Matsuhisa and Meir Teper for the first time in Poland, celebrating harmony, craftsmanship, and the upcoming Nobu Kraków.
Fine dining in Warsaw finds its voice at Dialog Restaurant — inside the Polish History Museum, where Polish heritage meets modern sensibility. A place that connects history with the present through cuisine, design, and tradition.
Warsaw-based Craftica Gallery debuts at Salon Art + Design in New York (6–10 November 2025), presenting 21 works by Polish artists that merge traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.
Eufonie 2025 — the 7th edition of the International Music Festival of Central and Eastern Europe — returns between 13 November and 7 December. From Warsaw and Kraków to Bucharest, this year’s theme „Afterglows & Afterimages” invites you to experience music that lingers — full of memory and emotion.
For the 14th time, Warsaw and Krakow open their royal doors under the theme “Royal — what does it mean?”. Throughout November, visitors can explore Poland’s royal residences — the Royal Castle, Wilanów Palace, Royal Łazienki Museum, and Wawel Castle — for free.