Warsaw Pass

Museums are open! After long time of staying at home, it's good to see each other again! Could it be any better place for that than a museum or the Royal Park?

Check which of our museums are reopen:
- Wilanów Palace Museum and Park
- Royal Łazienki Museum
- The National Museum in Warsaw
- Viewing Terrace in the Palace of Culture and Science
- Museum of Warsaw at the Old Town Market Place and its 3 branches:
-The Praga Museum of Warsaw
-Museum of Pharmacy
-The Heritage Interpretation Centre
- Museum of the History of Polish Jews POLIN
- Copernicus Science Center is open
(only the Planetarium remains closed)
- Museum of Life under Communism
- Polish Vodka Museum
- Zachęta National Gallery of Art
- Centre for Contemporary Art
- Warsaw Archdiocese Museum
- Museum of Maria Skłodowska-Curie
- Fryderyk Chopin Museum

Visit "Polish Vodka Museum" - the newest museum in Warsaw. It’s situated at Plac Konesera in Praga district - one of city’s most trendy places. Combine good fun with a dose of history. Get Warsaw Pass and learn about Polish vodka on a guided tour ending with some tasting! Regular price of the ticket is 40PLN but with our card you don’t have to buy one! Please mind that weekend and evening tours may require pre-booking. You may do it at: www.pvm.pl / [email protected] or by calling the museum directly: +48 22 419 31 50.

Follow the broadcast on the Festival youtube channelProgram
Today's program: http://pl.chopin.nifc.pl/festival/edition2017/concerts/day/2

Chopin i Jego Europa, 12.08.2017 (20:00) Jan Lisiecki, Beethoven Academy Orchestra, Jacek Kaspszyk

"Hello Earth" is the second film created by the Planetarium Niebo Kopernika Heavens of Copernicus Planetarium Production Studio and produced by the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw. Already before the premiere, the film’s trailer received an award at the international Jena FullDome Festival.

Entry included in Warsaw Pass.

Do ships disappear in the Bermuda Triangle? How is a whirlpool formed? What is a bulbous bow? “Sail or sink”, a new temporary exhibition at the Centrum Nauki Kopernik, will take you on deep waters and show that science can harness them.
Technology allows us to swim on the water surface and under it. We are able to construct submarines, we know how the propeller works and we know how to take out shipwrecks. We have not only managed to harness the element of water but learnt a lot about it and we now take advantage of its potential. At the exhibition, you will have a chance to feel the power of water on your own hand, get acquainted with robots exploring the sea bed and escape from a drowning ship. We will also shape our own underworld and practice some dry diving.
www.kopernik.org.pl/en/exhibitions/plyn-lub-gin

Admission is included in Warsaw Pass.

"Flowers in a Glass Vase", an outstanding painting by Abraham Mignon, will be displayed until June 29th in the Royal Picture Gallery in the Palace on the Isle. The work of art comes from the Mauritshuis Museum in the Hague, which houses one of the best collections in the world of Dutch and Flemish painting of the Golden Age.
The exhibition is slowly coming to an end, it's worth to visit the Royal Gardens and Muzeum Łazienki Królewskie during this first summer weekend.
www.lazienki-krolewskie.pl/en

European Museum of the Year Award 2016 goes to POLIN Museum!

EMYA award goes to a museum which contributes most directly to attracting audiences and satisfying its visitors with unique atmosphere, imaginative interpretation and presentation, a creative approach to education and social responsibility.

POLIN Europejskim Muzeum Roku 2016! O tytuł najlepszej placówki Europy ubiegało się 49 kandydatów z 24 krajów

Additional mapping show in Wilanow on Wednesday, January 6th.

3D performances that combine lights, images and sounds are displayed on the façade of Wilanów Palace and use its architectural elements to create an illusion of a revived building.

Mapping shows can be watched this Wednesday, January 6th 2016:

5.30 p.m. – "The Tale of the Royal Otter"
6.30 p.m. – "Wilanów Has Only One King"
7.30 p.m. – "The Tale of the Royal Otter"
8.30 p.m. – "The King Returns"