Warsaw
Events found for Warsaw
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La Traviata (intimate edition)
Warsaw, Staszic Palace Mirror Room
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Italian Pop Opera
Warsaw, Staszic Palace Mirror Room
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Freddie Mercury Rock ‐Operally
Warsaw, Staszic Palace Mirror Room
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Vienna Opera Gala
Warsaw, Provincial Hall at the Church of St. Jacek
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Venues found for Warsaw
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Old Gallery ZPAF
Warsaw, Poland
A charming venue located in the Royal Palace in the center of Warsaw's Old Town, the Old Gallery combines the best of contemporary photographic art with exceptional classical performances.
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Provincial Hall at the Church of St. Jacek
Warsaw, Poland
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Staszic Palace Mirror Room
Warsaw, Poland
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Warsaw Concerts
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Chopin Concerts Warsaw
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Chopin Piano Concerts in The Heart of Warsaw
Enjoy a wonderful concert evening dedicated to Frédéric Chopin in a special setting. Young, up‐and‐coming Polish pianists play some of his greatest masterpieces. Frederic Chopin is one of the most talented and famous Polish composers. He lived and created music during the Romantic period of the 19th century. Unfortunately, he died at a young age of tuberculosis, but that did not stop him from becoming the best known composer and pianist of the 19th century. His music has made and continues to make an incredible impact on the world. Chopin’s piano music seems to speak to many people who listen to it. It might be feelings of anguish that everyone recognizes in his music, as it is a well‐known fact that Chopin had a great longing and suffering when it came to Poland. Sadly, during the demise of the November Rising of 1831, Chopin relocated to Paris and spent the rest of his life there. During his exile his thoughts were consumed with nostalgia and patriotism. In his memories he always kept going back to his childhood music and experiences. Hence, so much of his musical creations are Mazurkas and Polonaises. He was also deeply inspired by the human voice and opera. He adored this genre and was capable of composing music inspired by the latest operas he had seen. That is how Chopin’s Nocturnes came to life. It is hence an undeniable fact that Frederic Chopin loved his homeland and much of his music was inspired by it. The bond between the artist and home was so strong, that in 1949 Chopin’s heart was moved back to his homeland, Poland, and placed in the church of the Holy Cross in Warsaw.
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COSMOS Museum Warsaw: Entry Ticket
Can you believe your eyes, or is it all a trick of the mind? Give your brain cells something fun to puzzle over, and take some amazing photos for the 'gram at Cosmos Museum Warsaw. This interactive museum is packed with dazzling illusions. Will you find the way out of the mirror maze? Stargaze through a giant telescope, brave a walk in a vortex tunnel full of spinning lights, and explore over 50 exhibits to pique your curiosity and get you pondering about time and space.
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Evening Warsaw — pub and history tour with hotel pickup
The concept of this tour is to join city sightseeing with getting to know Warsaw’s nightlife and its drinks — it’s a perfect combination for those who don’t have time for, or don’t want to do, the daytime tours. With a communist minibus, the guide takes you through the last 70 years of Warsaw history and its drinks. It’s the period of tremendous changes: post‐WWII outbreak of communism, dark and often funny ‘60s and ‘70s, the resurrection of democracy in ’90s and fantastic development in the last twenty years. On a warm night, you may spend more time outside, thanks to open‐air pubs.
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Sightseeing cruise along the River Vistula in Warsaw
Embark on a river cruise aboard a traditional "galar" ship, a wooden vessel with a sail, meticulously crafted in line with the principles of folk boatbuilding. This journey along the River Vistula offers an unparalleled perspective of Warsaw's attractions from the water. Prepare to be captivated by the charm of the magnificent Wisla River.Setting sail from the pier near the iconic Mermaid Monument of Warsaw, your voyage will take you past the historic Old Town and bustling downtown, complete with its towering skyscrapers. The journey continues along the verdant right bank of the river, teeming with parks and wildlife.As you glide along the river, you'll witness a plethora of Warsaw's landmarks including the Science Centre, the famed Mermaid statue, and panoramic views of both the Old and New Towns. You'll also see the impressive National Stadium, numerous green spaces on the right bank of the Vistula, and even some city beaches. This river cruise is sure to provide an unforgettable experience of Warsaw's diverse attractions.
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Warsaw Private Walking Tour with a Professional Guide
Few cities in history had the strength of Warsaw: the city rose from the ashes of WWII as a Capital ready and capable to impress. You can feel the respect for history around every corner, you can sense the modern vibes on every boulevard and overall, you can see the locals savoring life with pride and joy. If you are an architecture enthusiast, or you love the beautiful outdoors, if you are cherishing the cultural inheritance or you are looking for a crazy nightlife, this city can and will offer you all of it. Join our private tour and experience the highlight of Warsaw: The Old Town Market Place, the very heart of the city; the Warsaw Barbican, one of the few remaining relics of the old fortifications system; Krasinski Palace considered one of the most wonderful Baroque Palaces in the city; The Royal Castle, the residence of the Polish monarchs; St. Anne’s Church painted from floor to ceiling with magnificent frescos; Nowy Świat the main shopping area and many more.
