#MUSEUMS
Warsaw Uprising Museum
The 1944 Warsaw Uprising was one of the biggest acts of resistance against the Nazis in Europe during WWII and led to almost complete annihilation of the city. This interactive Museum tells the story of tragic events of August and Spetember of 1944 in an innovative way, taking you on an enthralling journey through the history of Warsovians’ struggle for independence. It’s also one of the very few museums in Warsaw open on Mondays. What’s more, on this particular day, it’s free of charge.
Where: Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego (Warsaw Rising Museum)
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When: 8am-6pm, Thursdays: 10am-8pm. Closed on Tuesdays
How much: free on Mondays; 14/10 standard/reduced PLN on all other days
Details: click here
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#CINEMA
It’s a must! See Warsaw A.D. 1935
’Warszawa 1935’ is a 3D digital reconstruction of the city as it used to be before WW2. Nicknamed the Paris of the North, Warsaw was one of the most beautiful and modern European cities. Now you have a chance to see what it looked like not only on still images! The animated film will be shown in cinemas across the city, we suggest one of them.
Where: Atlantic Cinema
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When: 10:30, 12:15, 1:20, 4:20, 5:30, 6:10, 6:50, 7:30, 8:10, 8:45
How much: 15 zł
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The Poster Museum
Visit the first Poster Museum in the world with an astonishing collection of Polish art posters, something our country has been famous for ever since the 1950s. Current exhibitions features works of Stefan Norblin.
Where: Muzeum Plakatu (The Poster Museum).
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When: Monday: 12pm-4pm; Wednesday: 10am-6pm; other days: 10am-4pm.
How much: free (on Mondays); 10/7 zł other days.
Details: click here
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