71. Old Town’s Birthday

Come and visit the Museum of Caricature in Warsaw for an exhibition dedicated to humour.
The exhibition “Banter. Humor of the 1990s” is an opportunity to recall what we laughed at in the
last decade of the 20th century in the press, radio and television. We show a broad landscape of humour of the Third Republic of Poland.

The exhibition, arranged in the space of a former flat, is a tribute to Zbigniew Lengren, as well as a signal that we remember him and want this memory to last.

We invite you to visit the Cold War Museum in the unique atmosphere of the historic underground of the
Old Town to discover the mysteries of the Cold War.

Tour of the core exhibition “Treasure of Polish Armenians”; temporary exhibition
“Zachariasz Gregorowicz (1884-1961) – a suitcase of memories”.

The exhibition by Viktoryia Hrabennikava and Kamil Wesolowski entitled “Marriage”
presents two artistic attitudes depicted in dialogue.

Organ concerts by Przemyslaw Kapitula on the famous, magnificent organ of the Warsaw Metropolitan Cathedral (approx. 35 minutes), and after the concerts a tour of the Cathedral’s vaults and tombs (approx. 15 minutes).

The Museum of Arts and Crafts was established on the initiative of members of the Guild of
Goldsmiths, Watchmakers, Opticians, Engravers and Bronzers in the 1960s.

The board exhibition presents unique aerial photographs, photoplans, sketches and photographs of
barricades and other materials related to the combat and the fate of the civilian population during the Warsaw Uprising.

Exhibition organized on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the martyrdom of Father Jerzy Popiełuszko.
Through paintings, photographs and collected artefacts it brings us closer to Fr Jerzy’s family home in Okopy, the time of his studies at the Warsaw Theological Seminary and his compulsory service in a military unit in Bartoszyce.

As an independent opera singer, Barbara Kaczynska reaches out to a wide audience with classical music,
organising, among other things, the open Balcony Concerts.

Come and visit the Museum of Caricature in Warsaw for an exhibition dedicated to humour.
The exhibition “Banter. Humor of the 1990s” is an opportunity to recall what we laughed at in the
last decade of the 20th century in the press, radio and television. We show a broad landscape of humour of the Third Republic of Poland.

We invite you to visit the Cold War Museum in the unique atmosphere of the historic underground of the
Old Town to discover the mysteries of the Cold War.

Two walks in the footsteps of Armenians in the Old and New Town, approx. 1.5 h, a tour guided by a Warsaw guide.

The building at 22 Dluga Street has been a meeting place for Warsaw insurgents for more than 30 years. Now
you can see the new exhibition “1944 Warsaw Uprising: Striving for Freedom.”

“Renewable Music” is a project bringing together composers and musicians from the Visegrad Group countries, celebrating the richness of contemporary music in the region, while also
addressing issues of environmental responsibility in the music sector.

Tour of the core exhibition “Treasure of Polish Armenians”; temporary exhibition
“Zachariasz Gregorowicz (1884-1961) – a suitcase of memories”.

The building at 22 Dluga Street has been a meeting place for Warsaw insurgents for more than 30 years. Now
you can see the new exhibition “1944 Warsaw Uprising: Striving for Freedom.”

Organ concerts by Przemyslaw Kapitula on the famous, magnificent organ of the Warsaw Metropolitan Cathedral (approx. 35 minutes), and after the concerts a tour of the Cathedral’s vaults and tombs (approx. 15 minutes).

The Museum of Arts and Crafts was established on the initiative of members of the Guild of
Goldsmiths, Watchmakers, Opticians, Engravers and Bronzers in the 1960s.

Urban game involving a search with an adventurous map for hidden details in Warsaw’s Old Town—such as a caterpillar in a wall, a hidden relief in a gate seen through a grille, the oldest secular monument in Europe, etc.

Urban game involving a search with an adventurous map for hidden details in Warsaw’s Old Town—such as a caterpillar in a wall, a hidden relief in a gate seen through a grille, the oldest secular monument in Europe, etc.

During a walk through the Old Town, we will learn about the history of the oldest place in Warsaw, with a with a special focus on the city’s history during World War II.

The tour explores the history of the Old Town, focusing especially on World War II and its aftermath.

Exhibition organized on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the martyrdom of Father Jerzy Popiełuszko.
Through paintings, photographs and collected artefacts it brings us closer to Fr Jerzy’s family home in Okopy, the time of his studies at the Warsaw Theological Seminary and his compulsory service in a military unit in Bartoszyce.

Quale aneddoto del periodo della ricostruzione postbellica è legato al lato orientale
della Piazza del Mercato?

Come and visit the Museum of Caricature in Warsaw for an exhibition dedicated to humour.
The exhibition “Banter. Humor of the 1990s” is an opportunity to recall what we laughed at in the
last decade of the 20th century in the press, radio and television. We show a broad landscape of humour of the Third Republic of Poland.

We invite you to visit the Cold War Museum in the unique atmosphere of the historic underground of the
Old Town to discover the mysteries of the Cold War.

Two walks in the footsteps of Armenians in the Old and New Town, approx. 1.5 h, a tour guided by a Warsaw guide.

We present an exhibition by Lia Kimura, an artist with Polish-Japanese roots. Lia has been working in Warsaw for nine years now. Using the medium of painting
she explores her own complicated identity.

The building at 22 Dluga Street has been a meeting place for Warsaw insurgents for more than 30 years. Now
you can see the new exhibition “1944 Warsaw Uprising: Striving for Freedom.”

The building at 22 Dluga Street has been a meeting place for Warsaw insurgents for more than 30 years. Now
you can see the new exhibition “1944 Warsaw Uprising: Striving for Freedom.”

Tour of the core exhibition “Treasure of Polish Armenians”; temporary exhibition
“Zachariasz Gregorowicz (1884-1961) – a suitcase of memories”.

During the Old Town’s Birthday, we invite you to the Heritage Interpretation Centre to listen to a story about Warsaw being reconstructed.

The building at 22 Dluga Street has been a meeting place for Warsaw insurgents for more than 30 years. Now
you can see the new exhibition “1944 Warsaw Uprising: Striving for Freedom.”

The Museum of Arts and Crafts was established on the initiative of members of the Guild of
Goldsmiths, Watchmakers, Opticians, Engravers and Bronzers in the 1960s.