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City beach nearby Wilanów Palace

If You were planning to visit Wilanów Palace or to participate in the Poster’s Biennale ( details: 13.06 What’s up) it is good to consider pure relaxation after intensive sightseeing programme. Tons of yellow sand, lot’s of sun loungers and umbrella and two bars wait for You at Wilanów City Beach.”National Geographic” recognized this beach as one of the most beatiful urban beaches in the world, listed along with adequat places in Vancouver, Sydney, Cape Town and Brighton. For those who can’t imagine free time without activities boule track, gym and otdoor playground are provided.

Where: Al.Wilanowska and ul. Przyczółkowa intersction
Map: click to open
When:Mon-Sun
How much: free admission
Details: click here 

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#PICNIC/PARTY

Joli Bord Namesday picnic

Żoliborz is one one of the liveliest and greenest boroughs of Warsaw City. The name Żoliborz originates from the french words Jolie Bord wich originally described lovely gardens cultivated by Piarist (catolic educational order) wich were situated in the most pictorsque part of Warsaw’s embakment. It is a district wich is very rich in pre-war modernist architecture so if You’re done with the highlights come to Żoliborz and join the picnic! Some fine attractions wait for You there, just to mention open air dancing floor, culinary show’s, football and seightseeing the indoors of the famous “vitreus house” visited by P.Picasso in 1948. So enjoy warm almost summerlike days in the beatiful landscape!
Where: Skwer AK “Żniwiarz”
Map: click to open
When:Saturday 14th June, 2pm-10pm
How much: free
Details: click here 

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#EXHIBITION

Warsze means Warsaw

The permanent exhibition of The Museum of History of Polish Jews is yet to open, but head to the impressive new building to see the temporary exhibit “Warszawa, Warsze”, which will show you prewar Jewish Warsaw life. You will be able to sit in a café to read prewar Jewish press and sing along Warsaw’s old favourites, like“The Ball on Gnojna Street”. The exhibition will reveal how Jews influenced Warsaw, but also how Warsaw influenced the Jews, aiming to present the multicultural side of the city since its early days till the outbreak of the Second World War
(text from: www.jewishmuseum.org.pl)

Where:  Museum of History of Polish Jews, ul. Anielewicza 6
Map: click to open
When: 10am-6pm, closed Tuesdays
How much:Free admission
Details: click here 

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Orange Warsaw Festival is the great attraction of this weekend but let ‘s not forget that there’s plenty of time between morning and late afternoon 🙂