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#SIGHTSEEING
Warsaw Underground Route
Have you ever wondered which is the oldest place in Warsaw? It is situated deep below streets of the Old Town, in medieval cellars under the houses by the Old Town’s Market Square. Only last year those cellars and tunnels were renovated (at an incredible cost of 8 millions euros) and were opened for tourists as the Warsaw Underground Route.
Where: Market Square of The Old Town 40
Map: click to open
When: every day 10 AM – 6 PM
How much: free on Thursday
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# SIGHTSEEING
Royal Baths Park
Thursday is also a free ticket day in all objects situated in the biggest, oldest and most beautiful fenced park of Warsaw – Lazienki Royal Baths Park. Designed mostly in the 18th century the park was a private property of the last Polish King Stanisław August Poniatowski. Don’t miss marvelous Palace on Water – summer residence of the last Polish monarch.
Where: Łazienki Royal Baths Park
Map: click to open
When: every day 9 AM – 6 PM
How much: free on Thursday
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#OPERA
Nabucco
On 4 December Warsaw National Theatre (in the picture) invites for famous opera “Nabucco”.
”Nabucco”, created by Giuseppe Verdi in the early years of his artistic activity, was the first step on the master’s way to his great career as a composer. It was the first masterpiece presenting such strongly perceivable creative potential and such clear mark of genius, soon to be fully unveiled. The action of “Nabucco” takes place in Biblical Times and a piece that the whole world is very well acquainted with is the famous “Va, pensiero!” – the impressive cantabile aria. The initial enthusiastic feedback ”Nabucco” met was later overshadowed by further works by Verdi. However, nowadays, the impressive, melodic opera seems to be making a wonderful come back.
Where: National Theatre
Map: click to open
When: Thursday 4 December, 7 PM
How much: from 75 PLN
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before losing yourself within Warsaw weekend parties get some culture on Thursday