Look who’s done it again! Widely known for his surrealistic water colors, Tytus Brzozowski has added to his portfolio of murals with another large-format stunner in downtown Warsaw. Found on ul. Wschowska 10, the latest makes use of anti-smog technology and was created using special paints that deaden the... Read more

According to the organizers, “the elements and details of the light exhibition refer to iconographic sources, the coat of arms of Jan III Sobieski and the symbolism of the palace.” “The entrance to the garden is guarded by eagles adorning the illuminated pergola,” they continue. “In the northern garden,... Read more

Better-known under its Polish name, Szkoły Głównej Handlowej w Warszawie (SGH), the new building will tout lecture halls, classrooms, an auditorium as well as research and office space. However, it is the design that has merited the most attention. Combining a slew of innovative features, the PLN 85.9 million... Read more

Costing PLN 24 million, the project will be executed by Remondis and will begin next month. Should all go to schedule, the area will reopen to the public by the end of 2022. Found in the city’s Siekierki district, the mound was created in the post-war years from tons... Read more

Taking place throughout Saturday, Święto Wisły has for years celebrated the riverfront with the one-day festival seeking to reconnect residents with the Wisła. Beginning at noon, the 13th edition of the festival will present performances on floating stages with artists including those from the Sinfonia Varsovia, Teatr Roma and... Read more

What is it with Ursynow lately? Another day, another post about the city’s southernmost district – this time, that’s on account of another park, this one dedicated to Polish inventors. Titled Park Polskich Wynalazców, and slated for a 2022 completion, the new space will seek to preserve the existing... Read more