Over 30 paintings of famous and controversial 20th century Polish painter – Zdzisław Beksiński.

Show me your plate and I will tell you who you are: where you hail from, who your ancestors were, who your neighbours are and what lifestyle you lead. In the new exposition, we show our audience what is cooking in the Jewish world—we acquaint the wide public with Jewish culture in various corners of the globe by showing typical Jewish dishes, the way they are fixed, their origin and symbolism.

Another occasion to take a closer look at the Italian art of the highest quality is just ahead of us. Seven masterpieces of the Renaissance from the collections of the Accademia Carrara in Bergamo, including Sandro Botticelli’s The Story of Virginia as well as two exceptionally valuable pieces recently acquired by the Royal Castle in Warsaw, will comprise an exhibition that is to evoke the spirit of one of the greatest phenomena in the history of European culture.

The exhibition presents a wide range of media and artistic strategies employed by Witkacy. It is an attempt to formulate his oeuvre analytically, beyond the entrenched division into its main and secondary currents. New meanings and previously unknown aspects of his works are also elicited by juxtaposing them with selected examples of the work of leading representatives of modern art.

In the heat of the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, an insurgent by the name of Władysław Sieroszewski leads a unit of young,
inexperienced Polish fighters into battle against the Nazis – one they are doomed from the beginning to lose.
Armed with the will to defend his country, minimal ammunition, and a letter from his daughter, the Captain’s fate
unfolds before the eyes of the viewer, a member of Poland’s historic resistance.

Hala Koszyki 1st floor Monday to Friday 12.00-19.00, free admission
Film with English dubbing.

To celebrate the 300^th anniversary of Bernardo Bellotto’s (also known as Canaletto) birthday, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen in Dresden and the Royal Castle in Warsaw – two museum establishments having the largest number of the artist’s works in their collections – are joining efforts to organise an exhibition presenting the creative path and the achievements of one of the most famous 18^th century vedutistas.

The Warsaw Beer Festival was first held in 2014, the first event of its kind in Poland. It continues to bring together modern Polish craft-beer tastes and hottest trends. Today’s brewers in Poland are passionate, uncompromising and eager to challenge bland traditions to create striking, modern beers. And the Warsaw Beer Festival is the place to experience the best of the best.

The oldest jazz festival in Poland.