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#MUSEUM
Delve into history through art!
Recently reorganised, the National Museum of Warsaw exhibits an array of works of art dating from the times of ancient Egypt up until the 21st century. You can also admire Polish classics like Matejko (don’t miss his immense ‘Battle of Grunwald’!), Malczewski or Wyspiański. But what truly fascinates us there is the section of European medieval religious art (one of the biggest in the world). This part of the exposition was recently re-opened after massive renovation. We still remember how impressive it was for us when we were kids-2.5 meters tall wooden crucifixes, with all the details of the suffering Christ presented right in our faces… long corridors with silent, mysterious yet beautiful Madonnas and dozens of angels starring at us all the way.. both amazing and frightening. Whoever said museums are boring?
Where: Muzeum Narodowe (National Museum), al. Jerozolimskie 3
Map: click to open
When: 10am to 6pm Tuesday-Sunday
How much: free admission to the permanent exhibition on Tuesdays, 20pln to visit temporary exhibitions
Details: click here
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#DRINKING
50% off on all wine
Znajomi Znajomych (Friends of Friends) want to make your Tuesday merry and thus cut prices of wine by half on Tuesday – so if you’re feeling like having something more classy than beer, head there! The food they offer is great too, come early to make it for lunch specials – recommended!
Where: Znajomi Znajomych (Friends of Friends), ul. Wilcza 58a
Map: click to open
When: open from 9am on weekdays and 1pm on weekends until late
How much: 50% off on all wines on Tuesdays
Details: click here
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#CONCERT
Harold Rubin and Oleś brothers play together!
Oleś brothers are well-established on the Warsaw jazz scene, playing in various projects and together – Michał as double-bass player and Bartek as drummer – for over a decade. This Tuesday, they will be joined onstage by legendary Israeli clarinet player Harold Rubin to play a suite of 10 pieces under the title “Spirit of Nadir”. Expect to hear jazz with Jewish and Arab infusions! Very much recommended for this cold evening!
Where: Pardon, To Tu? to the right of the Jewish Theater at Pl.Grzybowski 12
Map: click to open
When: from 10pm on Tuesday, August 26
How much: free admission
Details: click here
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Great jazz and priceless art for free, wines at half the price – can you ask for more on a Tuesday?