Summer in Warsaw: things to do in Warsaw in the summertime

Summer in Warsaw is a wonderful time! The city is empty in July and August because many Varsovians go on vacation. Summer in Warsaw is a time of relaxation – lively green trees and lawns, streets decorated with blooming flowers, and most cafes and restaurants have tables outside.

This is a great time to visit Warsaw for a weekend or longer. And for people living in Warsaw, summer is the perfect opportunity to catch up with culture – a concert, a museum, an exhibition, or a walk in many Warsaw parks.

Outdoor swimming pools & water parks in the Warsaw area

Outdoor swimming pools in Warsaw reopen for a new season in the first weeks of June and operate until the end of August. Summer is the only time when the weather in Poland allows you to use outdoor pools. July is the warmest month in Poland. The average monthly temperature in July is 19°C / 66°F, in June – the first summer month in Poland – it’s 6,6°C / 62°F, and in August – the last summer month – it’s 18,5°C / 65°F.

Our post covers:

• Outdoor swimming pools in Warsaw (in the city center, Wola, Ochota, Praga/Saska Kępa, Powsin/Kabaty Forest).
• Guarded swimming area and beach at the Czerniakowskie Lake in Mokotów.
• Water parks in the Warsaw area with outdoor pools (including an aquapark in the Mokotów district of Warsaw, an outdoor water park in Zalesie, 25 km from Warsaw, “Park of Poland – Suntago” – indoor & outdoor water park, 60 km south-west of Warsaw, beach and aquapark in Hotel Warszawianka, 40 km from Warsaw, “Termy Mszczonów” – thermal pools, 50 km south-west of Warsaw).

For more information about outdoor pools and water parks in the Warsaw area (including locations, photos, contact info), please read our post: Outdoor swimming pools in Warsaw & water parks in the Warsaw area.

Vistula River cruises, boat trips & kayaking in the Warsaw area

Water attractions in Warsaw are usually available from the end of April to September/October.

Please note that some cruises can be temporarily suspended due to weather conditions or the water level in the Vistula River. It’s recommended to check a cruise provider’s website/Facebook page before heading out.

Our post covers:

• Cruises on the Vistula River in Warsaw.
• Gondolas, canoes, and wooden boats in the Wilanów district of Warsaw.
• FREE ferries across the Vistula River in Warsaw.
• All-day boat trips on the Vistula River to the town of Serock near Warsaw, to Zegrzyńskie Lake.
• Kayak rental in Warsaw and kayaking trips along the Vistula River in the Warsaw area.
• Ferry across the Vistula River near the town of Konstancin – an idea to spice up your bike trip.

For more information (locations, photos, contact info), please read our post: Cruises and boat tours on the Vistula River in Warsaw, kayaking in the Warsaw area.

Rope courses in Warsaw

High ropes courses are a series of challenging obstacles situated in trees that you cross one by one – you move across obstacles, platforms, and bridges constructed in trees. You are attached to a rope and use a belay to keep yourself safe.

Climb through the trees and take on tree-to-tree crossings on ropes courses! It’s a fantastic outdoor adventure for both kids and adults! In Warsaw and in the Warsaw area, you will find many rope parks offering courses for families with children, for adults, and older children.

Our post covers:

• Ropes course tips for beginners and what you need to know.
• 7 high ropes courses in Warsaw (in the districts of Praga, Ursynów, Bielany, Ursus, Wesoła, and Powsin).
• If you are looking for an idea for a day trip from Warsaw, our post also includes 6 rope parks in the vicinity of Warsaw.

For more information (locations, contact info), please read our post: 13 ropes courses in the area of Warsaw – a fantastic outdoor adventure for both kids and adults.

Parks to relax in the summer in Warsaw

Warsaw in the summertime is bursting with intense green! The city comes alive with trees and blooming flowers. Walking around Warsaw, you can see a park or multi-hectare green oases at almost every step. You can relax in the shade on a bench or on the grass, and children can run and play away from car traffic. Many parks in Warsaw have playgrounds for children.

The selected parks featured in our post include:

• The Saxon Garden – Ogród Saski in the heart of Warsaw, next to the historical monument – the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (a 24-hour guard post with 2 soldiers who change every hour – children will love it!). Some of the trees are 250 years old, and there is a playground.
• The Roof Garden is in the Powiśle district, not so far from Warsaw’s Old Town. The Garden is located on the roof of the University of Warsaw Library (Powiśle district) and is one of the largest roof gardens in Europe. You will have a fantastic view of Warsaw from the top, including the Vistula River and the Palace of Culture and Science.
• A historic park (Ogród Krasińskich) located in the center of Warsaw, just 700 meters from the Royal Castle. There is a 2200 m² playground, a pond, numerous alleys and park benches, a historic fountain, and 2 fenced dog runs.
• Two botanical gardens with a vast collection of Polish and foreign plants (one in the city center and one in the suburbs of Warsaw in Powsin, both with paid entrance).

You can read our tips about 16 parks in Warsaw worth visiting in the post: Discover green Warsaw: charming parks and gardens in the Warsaw area to enjoy the beauty of nature. 

Food halls, outdoor street food markets in Warsaw

Where to eat in summer in Warsaw?

Most cafes and restaurants have tables outside – it’s worth using them, the summer months are the only time in Poland when you can eat outside and not get cold!;)

It is also worth taking advantage of seasonal places in Warsaw – outdoor street food markets that gather food trucks, offering cuisines from around the world.

And if you want to eat inside, Warsaw food halls are a great option in the cool air conditioning. They offer a wide variety of ethnic cuisines and local restaurant concepts. An excellent solution for breakfast, lunch, or dinner in a group – everyone orders from a different restaurant and eats at a shared table.

Seasonal outdoor street food markets in Warsaw

Outdoor street food markets in Warsaw are typically open from April/May until the end of August/September.

“Nocny Market” in Wola 
Location: Nocny Market, Towarowa 3 Street (Wola). Friday-Saturday 5 pm – 1 am, Sunday 4 pm – 11 pm. “The Night Market” is located on the platforms of the closed railway station. Facebook. Instagram.

The “Breakfast Market” in Żoliborz, Mokotów, and Wawer / Targ Śniadaniowy – an outdoor shopping & street food 
Selected Saturdays in Żoliborz, location: al. Wojska Polskiego 1 Street, corner of Śmiała Street (Żoliborz), 9 am – 4 pm. Selected Sundays in Mokotów, location: Skwer Grupy AK “Granat”, corner of Puławska and Woronicza Street (Mokotów), 10 am – 5 pm. Selected Sundays in Wawer (a new location in the 2025 season), location: Park Aktywności Rodzinnej, Węglarska 41 Street, 10 am – 5 pm. Free entrance. Street food, ice cream, bread, pastries, vegan delicatessen, vegetables, fruits, etc. Facebook, Instagram. The new season starts in April. Please note that due to the weather conditions, outdoor events like ‘Breakfast Market’ may be canceled at the last minute (it’s recommended to check their Facebook for information before heading out).

For more information about food halls in Warsaw, street food, farmers’ markets in Warsaw, and photos, please read our post: Guide to Warsaw food halls and marketplaces (outdoor & indoor).

Ideas for things to do in Warsaw in summer – OUTDOOR

Donutting on a dry ski slope in Ochota
Open daily. Location: Górka Szczęśliwicka hill, Park Szczęśliwicki, Drawska 22 Street (Ochota). Location on Google map. A fun outdoor seasonal attraction for children aged 3+ and adults, available on a dry ski slope (Górka Szczęśliwicka, the highest hill in Warsaw, 152 m), in the Ochota district of Warsaw. Polish name: pontony zjazdowe. On hot days, a water mist is turned on on the slope. Besides donutting, you can also enjoy there an Alpine Coaster, playgrounds, and an outdoor swimming pool (open from June) in Szczęśliwicki Park, where the hill is located. Opening hours, Monday-Sunday: 1 pm – 7 pm. 2 runs – 12 PLN, 4 runs – 20 PLN, 12 runs – 50 PLN. It is recommended to use helmets. More in Polish. More information and photos are included in our posts on Facebook and Instagram.

Alpine Coaster in Warsaw’s Ochota district
Open daily. Location: Górka Szczęśliwicka hill, Park Szczęśliwicki, Drawska 22 Street (Ochota). Location on Google map. You can enjoy it during the spring-summer season on Górka Szczęśliwicka (the highest hill in Warsaw, 152 m), in Park Szczęśliwicki – the biggest park in the Ochota district of Warsaw. Polish name: kolejka grawitacyjna. The gravity slide has two seats. Speed up to 36 km/h, route length over 700 m. Opening hours: daily from 10 am to dusk. Price of the slide: one ride: 12 PLN, two rides: 20 PLN, six rides: 50 PLN. Minimum age for children: 3 years. Children younger than eight may use the gravity slide only when accompanied by an older person over 8. The gravity slide may be closed in case of rainfall. Website in Polish, Facebook. More information and photos are included in our posts on Facebook and Instagram.

Summer shows at Multimedia Fountain Park
From May until the end of September. Location: Multimedia Fountain Park (Multimedialny Park Fontann), a fountain complex located in between the Old Town/New Town area and the Vistula River, location on Google map, free entrance. Multimedia show (music, lights, water, laser) each Friday and Saturday, May, June, and July: 9.30 pm, August: 9 pm, September: 8.30 pm. More in English about the Fountain Park in Warsaw.

Outdoor karting track at the National Stadium
Location: the National Stadium (PGE Narodowy), Al. Ks. J. Poniatowskiego 1 Street, car entrance from ul. R. Siwca Street, entrance from gate number 9. It is an outdoor track that also has go-karts for children (Junior go-karts: karts for children from approx. 135-140 cm tall) as well as two-seater go-karts- taxi (An adult takes the driver’s position. The child is a passenger. Available for children aged 5+ over 120 cm tall). Offer for children includes summer camps, go-kart school, and birthday parties. Opening hours: Monday-Friday 2 pm – 10 pm, Saturday-Sunday 10 am – 10 pm. Due to exclusive reservations of the track, please check the track availability dates before going out. Individual tickets for go-kart rides are sold on an ongoing basis at the track reception (without prior reservation). Reservations are possible only for groups. It’s an outdoor track – it’s closed when it rains. Location on Google map. Website in Polish, Facebook. Instagram.

Horse Racing at Służewiec Racetrack
From the end of April until mid-November. Location: Tor Wyścigów Konnych Służewiec, Puławska 266 Street (Ursynów), online tickets (visitors up to 18 years old free entrance). The Służewiec Horse Racetrack is not only a horse race but also an essential monument in Warsaw – the track was opened in June 1939, and it was the most modern and largest horse racing track in Europe. Of course, you don’t have to play sports betting if you don’t want to. It’s fun to watch the horses (sometimes you can even get up close), the children can play on the playground, you can eat something, and the race area itself is a vast green space! It is also worth paying attention to the kilometer-long wall separating the area of the Racing Track from Puławska Street, which has become a street gallery of Polish graffiti artists. Horse racing in Warsaw occurs almost every weekend, from April to mid-November. How to get there? By car, through the main gate at Puławska Street, where there is a large parking lot. You can also take tram no. 4 or 10 to the terminus. Website in English.

Historical picnic at the medieval castle ruins in Czersk, 40 km from Warsaw
Every weekend in May, June, July, August, and September. Location: Czersk Castle (Zamek w Czersku), Plac Tysiąclecia 1, 05-530 Czersk (40 km south of Warsaw). Weekend events feature everyday life in various historical periods – presentation of old crafts, martial arts, cuisine, tournaments, workshops. Our tips in English on visiting the Czersk Castle.

Outdoor live recitals of Chopin music at the Museum and Park at the birthplace of Frederic Chopin in the village of Żelazowa Wola 
Every Saturday and Sunday from May until the end of September. Location: Chopin Museum and Park, 96-503 Sochaczew, Żelazowa Wola 15 (50 km west of Warsaw), online tickets. 45-minute concerts on Saturdays and Sundays: 12 pm and 3 pm. Admission to the recitals is included in the admission ticket to the Park. The concerts are open-air. If you are unsure if it is worth going there, read our article with photos from a trip to Żelazowa Wola: Żelazowa Wola – the birthplace of Frederic Chopin, and… one of the most beautiful parks in Poland. And here you will find our tips for visiting Żelazowa Wola – the birthplace of Frederic Chopin.

Warsaw Zoo
Location: Ratuszowa 1/3 Street (Praga). Online tickets. The Zoo is open every day, including all public holidays! Website in English.

Fruits and vegetables picking in the Warsaw area 
You will find some options for the upcoming weeks in the Mazowieckie region on this website (myzbieramy.pl). You must usually contact a selected orchard/garden/farm to book a slot. The most popular fruits include strawberries, raspberries, honeyberries, sweet cherries, sour cherries, and apples. Some farms offer vegetable picking too. Most options usually appear in the second half of June and July.

An idea for spring hiking: the Kampinos Forest near Warsaw
The Kampinos Forest (Puszcza Kampinoska) is right next to Warsaw’s northwestern border. Most of its area is protected within the Kampinoski National Park (admission to the park is free). In our post on the website, you will find a detailed description of selected hiking trails (e.g., starting point, where to leave a car) and our tips.

High ropes courses: a fun way to be active in the open air
High ropes courses are a series of challenging obstacles situated in trees that you cross one by one – you move across obstacles, platforms, and bridges constructed in trees. We’ve rounded up seven high ropes courses in Warsaw (in the districts of Praga, Ursynów, Bielany, Ursus, Wesoła, and Powsin) in our quest to help you discover fun outdoor activities in Warsaw. And if you are looking for an idea for a day trip from Warsaw, our post also includes six rope parks in the vicinity of Warsaw: 13 ropes courses in the area of Warsaw.

DINOWORLD – a playground with an exhibition of animatronic dinosaurs
Location: Dinoworld Warszawa, Wał Miedzeszyński 407 Street (Saska Kępa), near the beach on the Vistula River. Location on Google Maps. There, you will find realistic sculptures of 20 species of dinosaurs that make sounds and move their bodies. Children can ride on one of the dinosaurs. Other attractions include a playground – slides with dinosaurs, swings, trampolines, a sandbox, and an inflatable trampoline. Opening hours: 10 am – 8 pm (Monday – Sunday). Tickets: visitors aged 12+ 50 PLN, children aged 3-12 40 PLN, family ticket 2+1 120 PLN, family ticket 2+2 160 PLN. Children up to 3 years old have free entrance. Online tickets. Website in English. Website in Polish, Facebook. Instagram.

Gondola, canoes, and wooden boats in the Park of the King Jan III’s Palace in Wilanów (Wilanowskie Lake)
Location: the park of Wilanów Palace, Stanisława Kostki Potockiego 10/16 Street (first, you need to buy an entrance ticket to the park). Open from April 15 until the end of September. Opening hours: 10 am – 9 pm. The rental is located next to the Pompownia building in the park, a pumping station at the Jezioro Wilanowskie Lake. There are available life vests, wooden boats (for four adults or two adults and three children), and kayaks (for two adults with an additional child seat). 30-minute gondola rides every hour (up to 12 people). You can pay with a card. Facebook. Instagram.

Ideas for things to do in Warsaw in summer – INDOOR

For things to do INDOOR in Warsaw, please read our post that includes the list of ideas for fun (indoor!) activities for a bad weather day in Warsaw: Indoor things to do in Warsaw.

Explore Warsaw with our list of museums and galleries in Warsaw by district – there’s one to suit every interest, and many of them are free to visit.

Indoor go-karting tracks in the Warsaw area
There are 4 indoor karting tracks in and around Warsaw – open all year round. They offer go-karts for both adults and children. Click here to read our post featuring karting tracks in the Warsaw area.

The Viewing Platform of the Palace of Culture and Science
Location: Plac Defilad 1 (city center). The platform is located on the Palace of Culture and Science’s 30th floor (114 m high). Opening hours, every day: 10 am – 8 pm. Online tickets. Our tips about visiting the platform.

Indoor playgrounds and soft play centers in Warsaw
Stuck for ideas on what to do with the kids in Warsaw on a rainy day? We’ve rounded up the best indoor and soft play areas in Warsaw in our quest to discover brilliant family attractions in Warsaw. Parents have been telling us their favorite play centers in Warsaw, from slides and climbing frames to ball pools, role-play games, and trampolines. Find the perfect places to go with your kids and get out on your next adventure! More in our post: Top indoor play spaces in Warsaw.

Chopin music piano recitals
Location: Fryderyk Concert Hall, Podwale 15 Street (the old town), online tickets. The recitals feature Fryderyk Chopin’s most famous compositions. Website in English.

Bowling in Warsaw
Try to pronounce bowling in Polish: kręgle!;) Bowling is relatively new entertainment in Poland, but many Poles – children and adults – have come to love it. Selected bowling alleys in Warsaw include Hulakula in Praga (website in English), MK Bowling in Galeria Młociny shopping center in Bielany (website in Polish), 7 Club in Praga (website in Polish), Arco in Ochota (website in Polish), Kręgielnia TB in Ursynów (website in Polish), Kręgielnia TB in Włochy (website in Polish), Kręgielnia TB in Ochota (website in Polish), Kręgielnia TB in Gocław/Praga (website in Polish), Kręgielnia TB in Saska Kępa (website in Polish), Bowl Pub in Mokotów – Warszawianka water park (website in Polish).

Swimming in “Wodny Park Warszawianka” – an indoor water park in Mokotów
Location: Wodny Park Warszawianka, Dominika Merliniego 4 Street, 02-511 Warszawa (location on Google map). 4 km from the city center (in the Mokotów district). The recreational part of the Water Park includes a recreational and swimming pool with a maximum depth of 1.40 m, a paddling pool for children with an elephant-shaped slide, an artificial river, pipe-shaped slides (45 and 72 meters long) with separate landing pads, an open slide inside the swimming pool hall (15 meters long), outdoor year-round heated pool, connected to the main pool hall. The sports part of the Water Park includes a 50-meter “Olympic” swimming pool with 10 lanes. Website in English. Facebook page.

Copernicus Science Center 
Location: Centrum Nauki Kopernik, Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie 20 Street (Powiśle). The largest science center in Poland. A great idea to spend time indoors for both children and adults. When planning your visit, remember that 2-3 hours at the Copernicus Center is a minimum! You can visit the Copernicus Center also with little kids – there is the Buzzz! gallery – a separate playing area dedicated to children up to 5. Our tips in English on visiting the Center.

Indoor climbing centers
Warsaw has excellent climbing facilities for beginners, children, and advanced climbers. Climbing can be a fun activity for the entire family – you can sign up for classes dedicated to families or attend classes with an instructor. Regular classes for children are an option worth trying. Warsaw’s climbing gyms have a wide range of weekly classes for children of different ages, usually from 5-6 years old to teenagers. More in our post presenting the biggest indoor climbing gyms in Warsaw.

An indoor attraction/exhibition in Warsaw – a miniature model of Warsaw
Location: Kolejkowo, Warsaw Towers, Sienna 39 Street (city center). Open daily, including public holidays. The name Kolejkowo comes from the Polish word kolej, meaning rail. It’s an engaging attraction for both adults and children. Kolejkowo presents a unique small-scale model of Warsaw’s selected places featuring hundreds of models (railways, cars, buildings, bridges) and thousands of figures of people and animals. All models and figures are hand-made and mirror the originals. Website in Polish and online tickets. Photos in Kids in the City’s post on Instagram.

Visiting escape rooms in Warsaw (available in English, too!)
An escape room is a locked, themed room that requires teams to work together to solve hidden puzzles, discover clues, and escape the room. Our post Escape Rooms in Warsaw presents escape rooms in different districts of Warsaw. They have rooms dedicated to adults, families, and children (from 3 years old!). All presented places offer rooms in English.

Concerts and dance shows by Mazowsze – the oldest and most significant Polish folk dancing and singing group
Location: Matecznik “Mazowsze“, Świerkowa 2 Street, 05-805 Otrębusy (a village about 25 km from the center of Warsaw), online tickets. More about the Mazowsze group in English.

Individual tours IN ENGLISH of a new museum: Chocolate Factory Museum
Mondays & Fridays. Location: Fabryka Czekolady E.Wedel, al. Emila Wedla 5 Street (Praga). Individual tours in English are available on Mondays and Fridays (online tickets). This interactive museum tells the story of chocolate, where visitors can learn the secrets of chocolate production step by step. In addition to visiting the museum (individually or in groups), you can also sign up for workshops (individually or in groups) and organize a sweet birthday party there. This is a paradise for anyone who loves chocolate – not only will you be able to taste chocolate in the museum, but the tour takes place in unique chocolate aromas, which come to the museum from actual chocolate production lines that are part of the museum building! Is it worth visiting the Museum if I don’t speak Polish? Yes! The museum labels and captions are in both Polish and English. Organizing group workshops in English is possible if such a need is reported in advance when booking. Photos in Kids in the City’s post on Instagram. Website in Polish with online tickets. Facebook. Instagram.

Summer in Warsaw and cultural events – concerts, festivals, exhibitions

Famous summer outdoor piano recitals in the Łazienki Royal Park (FREE)
From mid-May until the end of September. Location: Royal Łazienki Garden, next to the Chopin Monument, closer entrance – from Aleje Ujazdowskie Street. The exact location of recitals on Google Maps. Famous outdoor piano recitals of Chopin music in the Łazienki Royal Park are back from May 11. Next to the monument of Fryderyk Chopin, in the park, there is a piano on which Chopin’s music is played by award-winning pianists from Poland and abroad. Starting from May 11, there are two concerts: at 12 pm and 4 pm every Sunday. Free entrance. Our tips in English on visiting the Łazienki Royal Park.

Orange Warsaw Festival
End of May/The beginning of June. Location: Horse Racetrack in Służewiec, Tor Wyścigów Konnych Służewiec, Puławska 266 Street (Ursynów). One of the biggest music festivals in Poland. Website in English.

International Street Art Festival – Międzynarodowy Festiwal Sztuka Ulicy (FREE)
At the turn of June and July. Different locations in Warsaw: New Town Market / Rynek Nowego Miasta (old town), Szczęśliwicki Park (Ochota), Plac Defilad (city center), free entrance, performances of street theaters from different countries. More in English about the Festival program.

‘Warsaw Summer Jazz Days’ Festival
First half of July. Jazz concerts (artists from all over the world) at Klub Stodoła, Batorego 10 Street (Mokotów), one of the oldest jazz festivals in Poland. Click here to read the program in Polish.

Open-air concerts of classical, jazz, and folk music in Łazienki Park – “Sphere of Silence” Music Festival Festiwal Strefa Ciszy (FREE)
Every Saturday & Sunday in July. Location: Łazienki Royal Garden, free entrance, 10 am – 8.30 pm. Classical, jazz, and folk music concerts on several stages simultaneously. Concerts dedicated to families with children. The Festival website in English. Facebook. Instagram.

The Music Gardens Festival – opera and ballet (Festiwal Ogrody Muzyczne)  
July. Location: Grochowska 272 Street, Sinfonia Varsovia Orchestra Concert Hall (Praga). Live concerts and screenings – featuring classical music, ballet, and opera. More in English about the Festival.

Open-air jazz concerts – International Open Air Festival “Jazz at the Old Town” Jazz na Starówce (FREE)
Every Saturday in July & August. Free jazz concerts each Saturday (7 pm) until the end of August on the stage at the Old Town Market. Click here to read more in English.

Open-air concerts in a park in the city center (FREE)
Every Saturday in July & August. Location: Ogród Krasińskich (a park close to the old town), free entrance, 5 pm. Every week, different music, e.g., Spanish and South American music, music of the Iberian Peninsula, African music, jazz, brass band, or guitar concerts.

Open-air jazz concerts in a park in the Mokotów district of Warsaw (FREE)
Every Saturday in July & August. Location: Park Dreszera, Odyńca 2 Street, a park between Puławska, Odyńca, Krasickiego, and Ursynowska Streets (Mokotów), free entrance, 5 pm.

Open-air concerts of classical and jazz music in the Mokotów district of Warsaw (FREE)
Every Sunday in July & August. Location: Park Morskie Oko, the area next to Pałac Szustra building, Morskie Oko 2 Street (Mokotów), free entrance, 12 pm. In bad weather, the concerts occur inside the Pałac Szustra.

The International Music Festival “Chopin and His Europe”
The second half of August. Concerts are held at different locations in Warsaw: the Warsaw Philharmonic, the Royal Castle Concert Hall, and the Teatr Wielki – Polish National Opera. Aside from works by Chopin, the repertoire of the Festival includes the music that inspired Chopin, works by younger composers, and the contemporary reception of Chopin’s music. More in English, including the detailed agenda of concerts.

Jewish Culture Festival “Singer’s Warsaw” (Warszawa Singera)
At the turn of August and September. The Jewish culture festival dedicated to Isaac Bashevis Singer: music, theater, film, dance, exhibitions, meetings. Different locations in Warsaw. More in Polish and English, including a detailed agenda of events.

Mozart Festival in Warsaw
May – June. Performances and concerts will take place in different venues in Warsaw, including the Warsaw Chamber Opera (Warszawska Opera Kameralna), al. Solidarności 76b Street (Muranów/city center). More in English.

A visit to the museum – a good idea to catch up with culture in the chill of the air conditioning
Explore the city with our list of museums and galleries in Warsaw. Click here to read our post about museums and galleries in Warsaw – there’s one to suit every interest, and many of them are free to visit. The list includes, for example, the Museum for Children, the Warsaw Railway Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, the Museum of Warsaw, the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, the Chopin Museum in Warsaw, and the Museum of Life under Communism.

Our monthly ‘What’s on in Warsaw’ posts with detailed info on events and things to do in Warsaw in June, July, and August

To help you plan and enjoy your time in Warsaw, we prepare our monthly ‘What’s on in Warsaw’ post. These posts include a list of interesting events in Warsaw in a given month, e.g., concerts, fairs, exhibitions, festivals, guided tours. You will also find there new ideas for spending time in Warsaw, for one-day trips around Warsaw, or news and updates from the life of the capital.

• What’s on in Warsaw in June.
• What’s on in Warsaw in July.
• What’s on in Warsaw in August.

Please note that these posts are updated before the month starts to ensure that the information is as up-to-date as possible.

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