GASTRONOMY
Warsaw’s Cosy Spots for Autumn
Discover comfort and cosy spots in Warsaw this autumn.
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CULTURE
The Festival That Changed Warsaw
In the summer of 1955, Warsaw changed. A festival meant as propaganda turned into a week of colour, music, and freedom — and the Museum of Warsaw brings that story back to life.
CULTURE
Modernism Across Oceans: Jorge Zalszupin Between Warsaw and São Paulo
For the first time in Europe, the works of Jorge (Jerzy) Zalszupin — one of the masters of Brazilian modernism — are on view in Warsaw. The exhibition at the Gawroński Villa presents designs that balance precision with warmth.
CULTURE
When Art Moves Into a Hotel
From paintings to a bathtub turned into a forest — Hotel Warszawa Art Fair proves that art can surprise in the most unexpected places.
The Beauty We Miss — and Why That’s the Point
The rare bloom of the Titan Arum in Warsaw became more than a spectacle. It revealed nature’s fragility, offered a different perspective, and reminded us of the beauty we miss.
CULTURE
Ceramic Sculpture: the First Triennale
An international debut on Warsaw’s riverside: at the First Ceramic Sculpture Triennale, 52 artists from across the world reveal how clay, both fragile and enduring, continues to find a voice in the present.