March in Warsaw: ideas and tips for making the most of your spring in Warsaw
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Go-karting tracks in Warsaw
Four indoor karting tracks are open all year round in and around Warsaw. They offer go-karts for both adults and children. More in our post: Go-karting tracks in Warsaw.
A1Karting – two indoor tracks in north-east Warsaw, go-karts for adults and children aged 5+
- Location: A1Karting, ul. Annopol 24B, 03-236 Warszawa (location on Google map). Access by public transport: tram stop ‘Żerań Wschodni’ (trams no. 1, 4), metro: Bródno station.
- Website in Polish. Facebook. Instagram. Online booking.
- In the summer season, A1Karting runs an outdoor Karting Track at the National Stadium in Warsaw (May – October). Website in Polish.
- Karts for children:
- Puffo go-karts: Karts for children from approx. 110 cm tall (children must be at least 5 years old).
- Junior go-karts: Karts for children from approx. 135-140 cm tall.
- Taxi go-kart / a double go-kart: An adult takes the driver’s position. The child is a passenger (available for children over 120 cm tall).
- Go-kart school for children (different age groups, children from 5 years of age, teenagers, more in Polish). Birthday parties (more in Polish, it is possible to organize a birthday party in English, please contact: event@a1karting.pl). Winter camps for children (more in Polish). Summer camps for children (more in Polish). School trips (more in Polish).
Photo source: A1Karting
You can read more about other karting tracks in the Warsaw area in our post: Go-karting tracks in Warsaw: all-year-round indoor karting tracks in the Warsaw area.
Ideas for a spring day trip from Warsaw
FLYPORT – an educational and entertainment center on flying, space, and aeronautics
FLYPORT is a new attraction for children and adults, a 1-1.5 hour drive from Warsaw at the Warsaw-Radom airport. This is an interactive exhibition (available in English) with experiments, games, models, and simulators dedicated to airplanes, flying, and space. Four zones: flying – how it works, history, development; how airports and planes work; space expeditions; and a playground for children aged 4-10. The most popular attractions include the G-force simulator, flight simulator, elevator to orbit, remote control of rovers, and space vehicle docking.
- Location: Flyport, Lotnisko/Airport Warszawa – Radom, Sołtyka 1 Street, location on Google Maps.
- Family ticket 2+2: 120 PLN. Regular ticket 39 PLN, reduced ticket 30 PLN. With a Flyport ticket, airport parking costs PLN 10 (ask for the Flyport stamp on your ticket at the reception and show it at the parking information desk).
- The Exhibition is bilingual – Polish & English.
- School groups & birthday parties – English-speaking guides/entertainers available (contact rezerwacje@flyport.pl
, +48 532 300 687). - The average tour time is 2-3 hours.
- Flyport Bistro offers lunches, snacks, drinks, desserts.
Warsaw Veturilo city bikes – the beginning of the new season
Veturilo Warsaw public bikes are available after a winter break from March 1, 2026.
Warsaw has 3460 city bicycles (including 300 electric bikes and 30 tandems) to rent in 344 stations. The Veturilo website is available in Polish, English, German, Ukrainian, and Spanish. You will find there an interactive station map of Warsaw. To rent a bike, use a dedicated application.
The first 20 minutes of renting a standard bike are free, while the next 40 minutes are only a symbolic one złoty.
Ideas for things to do in Warsaw in March
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.
The Educational Farm and Amusement Park in Bielany
Open from March 21. Location: Dyniolandia – Farma Wuja Toma, Kazimierza Wóycickiego 41 Street (Bielany). Location on Google Maps. Monday-Friday: 2 pm – 7 pm. Weekends: 10 am – 7 pm. Tickets: 39 PLN per person. Admission is free for children under the age of 1. Dyniolandia – Uncle Tom’s Farm is a retro‑style educational farm, pumpkin park, and amusement area in Warsaw. It combines hands‑on nature experiences, sensory learning, and over 25 attractions designed for children, families, and kindergarten and school groups. Website in Polish and English.
Alpine Coaster in Warsaw’s Ochota district
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. Minimum age for children: 3 years. Children under 8 years old may use the gravity slide only when accompanied by an older person over 8 years old. The gravity slide may be closed in case of rainfall. Website in Polish, Facebook.
An ice skating rink ‘Figlowisko‘ in Ursynów, open 24/7
Location: Figlowisko, Aleja Komisji Edukacji Narodowej 60 Street (Ursynów). Opening hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including bank holidays. You can rent ice skates and a supporter/penguin on-site. Skate sharpening is available on site for your own skates. Admission: 30 PLN, Admission + skate rental: 40 PLN, Skate rental: 15 PLN, “Penguin” skating aid rental (60 minutes): 15 PLN, Helmet rental: 5 PLN, Skate sharpening: 15 PLN. The ice rink is usually open until mid-April (depending on the number of skaters). Web
Make your mark on Warsaw’s famous palm tree: free workshops at the Warsaw Museum of Modern Art
March 7 & 14. Location: Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej, Marszałkowska 103 Street (city center, next to the Palace of Culture). March 7 & 14, 12 pm – 4 pm. Free entrance, registration is not required. More in English on the Museum’s website. A unique opportunity this March in Warsaw for anyone who loves art and also enjoys having fun! Kids will love it as well. You probably know the giant palm tree in the center of Warsaw — this 15‑meter‑high art installation by visual artist Joanna Rajkowska has been part of the city landscape since 2002. The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw is hosting free, open workshops on two Saturdays in March: March 7 and March 14. What makes this especially exciting is that Joanna Rajkowska herself — one of the most fascinating and renowned contemporary Polish artists — will be present at both sessions. Together with the artist, participants will create dates that will later be hung on one of the most iconic trees in Poland. It’s a rare chance not only to contribute to the city’s artistic history, but also to talk and work side by side with the creator herself!
An immersive multi-sensory exhibition: “Leonardo versus Michelangelo”
Until June 14. Location: Fabryka Norblina, Art-Box Experience, Żelazna 51/53 Street (city center/Wola). Children under five years old are admitted free. The exhibition is bilingual – Polish and English. The exhibition is based on a real event from 1503, the artistic confrontation at Florence’s Palazzo Vecchio, where both masters were commissioned to create competing murals. The exhibition allows visitors to experience this rivalry again and invites them to actively participate in a story whose ending depends on their choice. Across eight rooms and 800 m², visitors immerse themselves in the world of the Renaissance through: large-scale projections and a 2D and 3D immersive film presenting the works of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo; a 360-degree virtual reality experience transporting visitors to 16th-century Florence and the studios of both artists; interactive installations inspired by Renaissance artistic studies; a final vote in which each visitor chooses one side. More in English about the Exhibition and online tickets.
A new attraction in Warsaw: “Genesis” – a light show and 3D projections with music -an immersive experience
Until March 29. Location: The Evangelical Reformed Church, Al. Solidarności 74 Street (city center). A 30-minute show in a church that immerses you in the story of Creation through dazzling visual and audio spectacles. All ages are welcome to this experience, and kids below the age of five can enter free of charge – although experience isn’t recommended for kids below the age of two. More in English and online tickets (no tickets available for purchase on-site).
Automotive Icons Exhibition – 100 rare and valuable cars and motorcycles
Until March 8. Location: PGE National Stadium, entrance from al. Zieleniecka Street, gate no. 1 (Praga), online tickets. Free outdoor parking is available in front of gate no. 1 from al. Zieleniecka Street (access via Targowa, Zamoyskiego, Sokola, and Siwca streets) and a paid underground car park. Opening hours: Monday-Thursday 11 am – 7 pm, Friday 11 am – 8 pm, weekends 10 am – 8 pm. Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Maserati, Bentley, Aston Martina, and other top brands’ models – from oldtimers to modern cars with the latest technologies. F1 cars, the world’s most expensive hypercars, and vehicles known from movies. 100 vehicles and additional attractions, including simulators, a remote-controlled car zone, and an interactive VR zone. Website, Facebook, Instagram.
LEGO exhibition: 130 mock-ups, thousands of models, 10 million LEGO bricks
Until April 27. Location: PGE National Stadium, al. Poniatowskiego 1 (Praga), level -1, entrance from al. Zieleniecka Street. Open daily: 10 am – 8 pm. The exhibition is new; none of the mock-ups have been presented in Warsaw before. Lego models include Star Wars, cartoons, movies, 1:1-scale models, sports celebrities, famous buildings/architecture, and Lego brick paintings. The exhibition includes a Fun Zone where you can create your own models. Tickets can be purchased online and on-site at the box office. More in Polish. The Lego exhibition is accompanied by a selfie gallery – a 3D interactive trick gallery (admission fee to the gallery is additional). More in Polish.
An exhibition: “The Mystery of Banksy – A Genius Mind“
Until March 29. Location: Soho Art Center, Mińska 63 Street (Praga), entrance to the free parking lot from Chodakowska Street (near the gas station). Open every day: 10 am – 8 pm. The exhibition is bilingual – Polish and English. The exhibition presents over 150 works by the artist (reproductions of Banksy’s works), tells the story of his masterpieces, and challenges the viewer to influence the world around them through art. In line with Banksy’s credo “Copyright is for losers”, the exhibition and the works presented therein are not authorized due to the anonymous status of the artist. The Exhibition’s website in English.
An exhibition: “Kosmopark” – an interactive space exhibition for the whole family
Until June 14. Location: Blue City shopping center, level 2, Aleje Jerozolimskie 179 Street (Ochota). Open daily: 10 am – 8 pm. Children under three years old have free entrance. Attractions include a planetarium – a journey through the starry sky and the farthest reaches of space; VR expeditions to Mars and the Moon – extraordinary experiences in virtual reality; black holes and dark matter – discover the most mysterious phenomena of the Universe; life in space – the challenges astronauts face; workshops for children; and the history of space – great discoveries and breakthroughs in the conquest of space. On site, you can try on a space suit and take a photo as a souvenir. The exhibits are presented primarily in Polish, but many—such as the “Black Hole” installation—operate mainly through a physical and sensory experience, regardless of language. Additionally, English-speaking animators can be on-site to guide you through the exhibition and discuss its most interesting elements. It’s best to contact the exhibition organizers by email or phone so they can confirm your visit and arrange an animator fluent in English. More in Polish about the Exhibition and online tickets.
A new observation deck in Warsaw, on the 53rd floor of the tallest building in the European Union
Location: Highline Warsaw, Chmielna 69 Street, Varso Tower (city center). 360° panoramic terrace, at an altitude of 230 meters. Online tickets. Website in English.
An indoor attraction 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.
A bilingual (Polish & English) exhibition in Warsaw’s Railway Museum dedicated to children aged 6-12 “How does the railway work?”
Location: Stacja Muzeum, Warsaw’s Wola district, Towarowa 3 Street. Free entrance every Monday and for children up to 7 years old. Opening hours: 9 am – 5 pm daily. Thanks to multimedia devices, children can discover how steam engines, electric engines, combustion engines, and water towers work and even drive a train themselves. The museum is housed in the former railway station. In addition to the newly opened children’s exhibition hall, the Museum houses other railway exhibitions inside and outside trains and locomotives. Visiting the Museum with a guide in Polish (180 PLN), English, or Russian (250 PLN) is possible. The tour lasts about 60 minutes. In addition to the guide fee, entrance tickets to the museum are required. Booking with a 10-day notice: +48 22 620 04 80 ext. 106, kontakt@stacjamuzeum.pl. Museum’s website in English.
Guided tours and new exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw in its new location
Location: Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej, Marszałkowska 103 Street (city center, next to the Palace of Culture). After two decades of operating as a nomadic institution, the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw now has its new building in the center of Warsaw. An exciting option for visiting the Museum in its new location is a guided tour on request, available in Polish, English, or Ukrainian. You can also contact the Museum to order a guided tour in Czech, French, or Spanish. You can have a guided tour of the current exhibition or an architectural tour of the museum’s modern space – you will learn about architectural visions, discover unobvious corners, and learn interesting facts about the history of the center of the capital, while panoramic views of Warsaw will provide an additional experience (details in English). Museum classes are available for groups from kindergartens, schools and high schools – if the group needs classes in English, this can be requested when placing the order – an educator will then be appointed to conduct the classes in English. The Museum’s website in English.
Chocolate Factory Museum (guided tours in English available)
Location: Fabryka Czekolady E.Wedel, al. Emila Wedla 5 Street (Praga). 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. Website in Polish and English with online tickets.
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.
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.
FUN CLIMB – an indoor climbing for kids aged 5+ and adults
Location: Murall Annopol – Fun Climb, ul. Annopol 3, 03-236 Warszawa (Białołęka). Dedicated to children aged 5+ and adults. The FUN CLIMB is all about fun. If you’re looking for a place to spend some active time with family or friends, FUN CLIMB is perfect for you! It’s like a climbing playground – there’s no need to sign up for regular classes; you can enter for a single, pre-booked hour (reservations are recommended, as the number of people in the FUN CLIMB zone at one time is limited). Each session in the FUN CLIMB zone lasts 60 minutes and includes instruction (approx. 15 min) and climbing (approx. 45 min). Attractions include 20 colorful walls – from easy to more difficult; 2 special obstacles – banana jump and walking on poles. Website in Polish.
Dumplings cooking classes in English
Location: Pierogi & More cooking school, Stawki 3 Street (city center). During this experience, you will prepare pierogi with meat and/or vegetarian fillings. At first, you will learn how to knead the dough; then, you will learn various techniques for folding the dumplings and discover hacks that make them tasty. Lastly, at the end of the culinary workshop, you will enjoy a plate full of dumplings, so make sure you come to the class hungry. More in English and online booking.
Guided tour in English, French, or Polish of the biggest football stadium in Poland
Location: PGE National Stadium (PGE Narodowy), Al. Ks. J. Poniatowskiego 1 Street (Praga), location on Google map. A guided tour of the biggest football stadium in Poland is available in English, French, or Polish. If you want to participate in the tour guided in Polish, you can buy tickets online. To book individual or group tours in English or French, contact rezerwacje@pgenarodowy.pl or +48 22 295 95 95. The tours include different attractions, e.g., the football field, VIP boxes, press room, viewing point, the changing room of a football team, TV studio. More in English about the stadium and guided tours.
Diving lessons for children aged 8+ and adults
Location: Centrum Nurkowe Buddy (Buddy Diving Center), al. KEN 11 Street (Kabaty/Ursynów). The Diving School offers diving courses on different levels, its own swimming pool, trips. The school has instructors who teach in Polish, English, and Russian. The Diving School’s website in Polish. Facebook.
Go-karting tracks in the Warsaw area
There are four 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.
Ice skating on the indoor ice rink, open until mid-May
Location: Torwar, Łazienkowska 6A Street (city center). Opening hours: Tuesday 8 pm – 9.30 pm, Thursday 8 pm – 9.30 pm, Saturday 6.30 pm – 8 pm, Sunday 11 am – 12.30 pm (including a separate area for kids and people learning to skate) and 6.30 pm – 8 pm. During each slot, there is a rental and a sharpening room available. Learning supports are available to rent. Website and online tickets. The Torwar ice rink is open until mid-May.
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.
Have a walk and look for the first signs of spring in one of Warsaw’s many parks
Spring is approaching in small steps – it is worth planning walks in one of the many Warsaw parks. Read about the selected 16 parks in Warsaw worth visiting in our post: Discover green Warsaw: charming parks and gardens in the Warsaw area to enjoy the beauty of nature.
Warsaw Zoo
Location: Ratuszowa 1/3 Street (Praga), opening hours: 9 am – 5 pm. The last admission is one hour before the Zoo closes. Online tickets. Website in English.
Indoor playgrounds and soft play centers in Warsaw
Are you 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.
And if it’s still snowing in March (yes, it happens pretty often), it’s time for a sled!
Here is a rundown of some popular places in Warsaw by district: Sledging in Warsaw: best spots for sledding in Warsaw.
Eating out in one of Warsaw’s indoor food halls
Are you going out for lunch with friends or family, but everyone wants something different? Sounds familiar? Food halls will settle restaurant selection fights. 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. Click here to read our post featuring food halls in Warsaw (Elektrownia Powiśle, Hala Koszyki, Browary Warszawskie – Warsaw Breweries, Fabryka Norblina).
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.
Events in Warsaw in March
Jewelry and Accessories Fair
February 28-March 1. Location: the National Stadium (PGE Narodowy), Al. Ks. J. Poniatowskiego 1 Street (Praga), tickets 15 PLN, Saturday: 11 am – 7 pm, Sunday 11 am – 6 pm, the entrance is paid. Facebook event in Polish.
World Flower Show: exhibition and fair of plants, gardening, orchids, bonsai, succulents & carnivorous plants
February 28-March 1. Location: EXPO XXI, Prądzyńskiego 12/14
Art Fair (Targowisko Sztuki) – exhibition and sale of works by independent artists
February 28-March 1. Location: Centrum Praskie Koneser, Centrum Eventowe Butelkownia, Plac Konesera 3 (Praga), 11 am – 6 pm, free entrance. Paintings, graphics, illustration, photography, design, ceramics, posters. More in Polish.
Fair of design and crafts: clothes, accessories, jewelry
February 28-March 1. Location: Konstancin Cultural Center (Konstanciński Dom Kultury), Mostowa 15 Street, the town of Konstancin, 112 pm – 6 pm. More in Polish.
Circus show (without animals) in Targówek
February 28-March 1. Location: Cyrk Korona, circus tent at Radzymińska/Fantazyjna Streets. Saturday 2 pm, 5 pm, Sunday, 1 pm, 4 pm. Attractions include acrobatics on trampolines, glass balance, gymnastics on duets on the slats, tricks on the circular trapeze, stuntmen on flying swings, mental illusion, live fairy-tale music, and a clown. More in Polish and online tickets.
“Tween Talk” – event IN ENGLISH dedicated to children aged 9+
March 1. Location: myt514, Prymasa Augusta Hlonda 1 Street, next to Muzeum Jana Pawła II i Prymasa Wyszyńskiego (Wilanów), 1 pm. The event is by the Informed Perspective – a platform for creating a vibrant community where individuals can come together to explore, discuss, and learn from each other. Once a month, they organize an event (Tween Talk) dedicated to tweens aged nine and older. Perfect for children with a good command of English. More in English and online tickets.
Amber jewelry making workshop
March 1. Location: Centrum Praskie Koneser, Galeria Biżuterii Współczesnej, Plac Konesera 8 (Praga), 3 pm – 5.30 pm. The workshop lasts 2.5 hours – first, a brief introduction to amber and tools, followed by 2 hours of hands-on practice. Participants select their own amber and craft a bracelet, pendant, and keyring. Everyone leaves with a unique piece of Baltic amber jewelry. Registration: 503 640 899 or 736 379 148. More in Polish.
Guided tour IN ENGLISH in the Museum of Modern Art
March 1. Location: Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej, Marszałkowska 103 Street (city center), 12.30 pm. More in English and online tickets.
Exhibition and Fair: Terrariums, aquariums, botany. Hundreds of species of animals – reptiles, arachnids, insects, amphibians, fish
March 1. Location: Arena
Japanese art workshop for participants aged 12+ at the Japanese tea corner and shop in Żoliborz
March 6. Location: MakiMaki & Friends – a store with products inspired by Japan, Krasińskiego 18 Street (Żoliborz), 5 pm, 200 PLN, registration: makimaki@makimaki.pl. During the workshops, participants will design and create unique seals to sign their works and objects. Facebook event in Polish.
“Oh!Baby” Fair – products for mums-to-be and children
March 6-7. Location: Świat Dziecka store, Okęcie Park shopping center, Aleja Krakowska 61
Guided tour IN ENGLISH at The National Museum: Olga Boznańska – a painter at the turn of the century
March 7. Location: The National Museum in Warsaw (Muzeum Narodowe),
“Young Glider” – Warsaw Championship of Indoor Glider Models
March 7. Location: Hala Centrum Sportowo Rehabilitacyjnego Warszawskiego Uniwersytetu Medycznego, Księcia Trojdena 2C Street (Bemowo), 8.30 am – 2.30 pm, free entrance. More in Polish.
St. Patrick’s Day – live Irish dance shows
March 7. Location: Ochota Cultural Center (Ośrodek Kultury Ochoty OKO), Radomska 13/21 Street (Ochota), 7 pm, more in Polish and online tickets.
Warsaw Mineral Expo – Fair of Jewelry and Minerals, workshops for children
March 7-8. Location: the Palace of Culture and Science, plac Defilad 1, online tickets (regular tickets 30 PLN, reduced tickets 20 PLN, family ticket 80 PLN, children up to 6 years old free entrance), 10 am – 6 pm. More in Polish.
Fair of Polish slow fashion, accessories, design, cosmetics
March 7-8. Location: Elektrownia Powiśle shopping center, Dobra 42 Street (Powiśle), free entrance, Saturday 11 am – 9 pm, Sunday 11 am – 7 pm. Facebook event in Polish.
Esoteric Fair: body, mind, soul
March 7-8. Location: PGE National Stadium, Al. Ks. J. Poniatowskiego 1 Street (Praga), Saturday 11 am – 6 pm, Sunday 10 am – 5 pm. More in Polish and online tickets.
Onigiri workshop – making doll-shaped onigiri
March 7-8. Location: MakiMaki & Friends – a store with products inspired by Japan, Krasińskiego 18 Street (Żoliborz), 11 am – 6 pm. An event celebrating Japanese Girls’ Day. Facebook event in Polish.
“Snow White” Ballet – a family ballet performance
March 8. Location: Palladium Theatre / Teatr Palladium, Złota 9 Street (city center), 12 pm. Online tickets.
Guided tour IN ENGLISH in the Museum of Modern Art
March 8. Location: Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej, Marszałkowska 103 Street (city center), 12.30 pm. More in English and online tickets.
Fair and exhibition of exotic animals and plants and Aquarium Fair
March 8. Location: Sports Center (OSiR Praga) at Siennicka 40B Street (Praga), opening hours with an online ticket: 10 am – 4 pm. Snakes, lizards, turtles, frogs, snails, insects, spiders, ants, fish, and plants from all over the world. More in Polish and online tickets.
Railway Modeling Fair (Giełda Modeli Kolejowych)
March 8. Location: Warsaw
Sunday with board games in Bielany
March 8. Location: Galeria
Guided tour IN ENGLISH at The National Museum: Women of Polish design
March 14. Location: The National Museum in Warsaw (Muzeum Narodowe),
Drawing workshop based on the observation of unique exhibits from the Museum’s collections
March 14. Location: Muzeum
International Cat Show
March 14-15. Location: Białołęka Sports Center – Białołęcki Ośrodek Sportu, Strumykowa 21 Street (Białołęka), Saturday 10 am – 6 pm, Sunday 9.30 am – 5.30 pm. More on Facebook.
Designer Fair WZORY – fair of clothes, accessories, jewelry, cosmetics, upcycling, design
March 14-15. Location: Elektrownia Powiśle shopping center, Dobra 42 Street (Powiśle), free entrance, Saturday 11 am – 9 pm, Sunday 11 am – 6 pm. Facebook event in Polish.
Guided tour IN ENGLISH in the Museum of Modern Art
March 15. Location: Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej, Marszałkowska 103 Street (city center), 12.30 pm. More in English and online tickets.
“Mamaville” Mother & Baby Expo
March 15. Location: Ursynowskie Centrum Sportu i Rekreacji, Pileckiego 122 Street (Ursynów), 10 am – 5 pm, free entrance. Clothes and accessories for kids and pregnant women, workshops. Facebook event in Polish.
Fair of Dresses and Accessories
March 15. Location: Hala Koszyki, Koszykowa 63 Street (city center), 11 am – 6 pm, free entrance. Facebook event in Polish.
Royal Classical Ballet – “Swan Lake”
March 17. Location: Scena Relax Theater, Złota 8 Street (city center), 4.30 pm and 7.30 pm. Online tickets.
Guided walk IN ENGLISH of Warsaw Zoo
March 21. Location: Ratuszowa 1/3 Street (Praga), meeting point: flamingo enclosure, 11 am. Registration required: 885 523 323. The Zoo’s website in English. Facebook event in English.
Exhibition and fair of tulips in Wilanów
March 21-22. Location: Orangery in the Park of the King Jan III’s Palace in Wilanów, Stanisława Kostki Potockiego 10/16 Street (Wilanów), exhibition: 10.30 am – 7 pm, fair: 10.30 am – 5 pm. An admission ticket to the park is required for the event. More in Polish.
Easter market of regional products and handicrafts at the concert hall of Mazowsze – the oldest and biggest Polish folk dancing and singing group
March 21-22. Location: Sala Widowiskowa Zespołu Mazowsze, Świerkowa 2 Street, 05-805 Otrębusy (a village about 25 km from the center of Warsaw), free entrance, 12 pm – 8 pm. Facebook event in Polish. More in Polish.
“Sploty” Fair at Fabryka Norblina – fair of small local producers
March 21-22. Location: Fabryka Norblina, Żelazna 51/53 Street (Wola/city center), free entrance, 10 am – 8 pm. Facebook event in English and Polish.
Guided tour IN ENGLISH at The National Museum: Slow art in English
March 22. Location: The National Museum in Warsaw (Muzeum Narodowe), Aleje Jerozolimskie 3 Street (city center), 4 pm. The meeting point is in the Main Hall. More in English about the tour and online tickets.
Warsaw Half Marathon – road closures
March 22. Many streets in Warsaw (mainly the city center, Praga, Żoliborz) will be closed for car traffic. Start at 11 am at the Poniatowski Bridge, and finish in the area of the National Stadium in Praga. Website in English, including a half-marathon route.
Easter Fair – products of folk artists and craftsmen, traditional decorations and handicrafts
March 22. Location: Państwowe
Easter Fair in Mokotów
March 22. Location: Łowicka Cultural Center (Centrum Łowicka), Łowicka 21 Street (Mokotów), free entrance, 1 pm – 5 pm. Easter decorations, jewelry, ceramics, food. Easter workshop (3 pm), a concert (2 pm). Facebook event in Polish.
Guided tour IN ENGLISH in the Museum of Modern Art
March 22. Location: Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej, Marszałkowska 103 Street (city center), 12.30 pm. More in English and online tickets.
30th Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festival
March 22 – April 3. Location: Warsaw Philharmonic (Filharmonia Narodowa), Concert Hall (Sala Koncertowa), entrance from Sienkiewicza Street (city center), Chamber Hall (Sala Kameralna), entrance from Moniuszki Street. Internationally renowned artists performing classical music. The Festival program in Polish and English, and online tickets.
“Swan Lake” ballet
March 27. Location: Sala Widowiskowa Zespołu “Mazowsze“, Świerkowa 2 Street, 05-805 Otrębusy (a village about 25 km from the center of Warsaw), more in Polish and online tickets.
Warsaw Motorcycle Show
March 27-29. Location: Ptak Warsaw Expo, Al. Katowicka 62 Street, 05-830 Nadarzyn, 10 am – 5 pm. More in English.
Street Food Festival in Gocław/Praga
March 27-29. Location: Park nad Balatonem (Gocław/Praga Południe), Friday 3 pm – 9 pm, Saturday 12 pm – 9 pm, Sunday 12 pm – 8 pm, free entrance. Facebook event in Polish.
Guided tour IN ENGLISH at The National Museum: The Museum’s Crown Jewel: The Gallery of 19th Century Art
March 28. Location: The National Museum in Warsaw (Muzeum Narodowe),
Earth Hour / Godzina dla Ziemi
March 28. The event – organized by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) – is held annually encouraging individuals, communities, and businesses to do something good for our planet for one hour, from 8.30 pm to 9.30 pm. Click here to learn more in English. More in Polish.
Easter Fair
March 28. Location: Narodowy
Poster Fair
March 28. Location: Dom Towarowy Bracia Jabłkowscy, Bracka 25 Street (city center), 11 am – 7 pm, tickets 12 PLN. Facebook event in English and Polish.
“Aromas” – fragrance fair – candles, essential oils, incense, niche perfumes
March 28. Location: “MYSIA 3” center, Mysia 3 Street (city center), 10 am – 8 pm. Facebook event in Polish.
A festival of books for children (fair, workshops, meetings with authors)
March 28-29. Location: Centrum Praskie Koneser, Plac Konesera (Praga), 11 am – 6 pm, free entrance. Facebook event in Polish.
Glam Vintage Fair of Fashion
March 28-29. Location: Hala Koszyki, Koszykowa 63 Street (city center), 11 am – 7 pm, free entrance. Facebook event in Polish.
“Cultural Polish for Beginners” – a walk around Warsaw guided in simple Polish (B1 level)
March 29. March edition: 2 pm, a guided tour of the Wola District, a meeting point: next to the skyscraper on the corner of Żelazna and Prosta (Wola). More in Polish and online tickets (5 PLN). Guided walks once a month for new Warsaw residents and people learning Polish. Meetings are held in Polish at the B1 level. Guides (employees of the Warsaw Museum) will show you interesting places in Warsaw and tell extraordinary stories and legends. Participants will try to understand the city and its history together by looking at the everyday life of its inhabitants in the past and today. Tours will be an opportunity to get to know Warsaw, ask questions, and relax.
A concert of classical music at the Ballroom in the Palace on the Isle in Łazienki Royal Garden
March 29. Location: Łazienki Royal Garden, Pałac na Wyspie, Sala Balowa, Agrykola 1 Street (city center), 12 pm, tickets 10 PLN. Facebook event in Polish.
Visiting the snowplow train interior
March 29. Location: Warsaw
Guided tour IN ENGLISH in the Museum of Modern Art
March 29. Location: Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej, Marszałkowska 103 Street (city center), 12.30 pm. More in English and online tickets.
Escape rooms in Warsaw (available in English)
Escape Room is an interactive team game in which participants are locked in a room and must solve a series of puzzles and discover hidden clues to escape the room before a specific time runs out.
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.
You can read more in our post: Guide to Warsaw Escape Rooms: locations, languages, scenarios, ages.
Weather in Poland in March
Although March is technically the beginning of spring, it’s usually still cold in Poland, and the weather changes often – one week, you feel as if spring is just around the corner, and next week, there is snow and frost. You can experience all kinds of weather in Poland in March. An old Polish proverb says, ‘W marcu jak w garncu‘, meaning ‘March is like a pot’ (we can have anything – mixed weather conditions).
The average monthly temperature in March in Poland is 3,2°C / 37.8°F, and the average monthly rainfall level is 37,5 mm (the third lowest after February and April).
Nature starts slowly to come back to life. You may notice the first flowers blooming: white snowdrops (przebiśnieg) and yellow, white, or purple crocuses (krokus). Another symbol of early spring in Poland is willow twigs with buds (bazie). You may notice them in almost every park in Poland or buy willow twigs bunch at any florist or shopping market.
Read more about the weather and changes in nature in Poland in spring.
Shopping Sunday and trade ban Sundays in Poland in March 2026
In March 2026, there will be one shopping Sunday in Poland: March 29. The next shopping Sunday will be on April 26. Click here to read our post about shopping Sundays in Poland. Read our post with the list of online stores in Poland delivering groceries to your home.
Dates to remember in Poland in March 2026
- March 8
Women’s Day (Dzień Kobiet)
The tradition of Women’s Day is not as popular as during the communist time in Poland, but still, women usually get flowers or other gifts.
- March 10
Men’s Day (Dzień Mężczyzny)
In Poland, Boy’s Day and Men’s Day are celebrated – Boy’s Day (September 30) is a much more popular holiday than Men’s Day.
- March 17
St. Patrick’s Day (Dzień Świętego Patryka)
Poland also celebrates St. Patrick’s Day – people wear green, and there are parades, festivals, concerts.
- March 21
Truant’s Day / Skip Day (Dzień Wagarowicza)
The first day of spring. The old Polish folk tradition of the first day of spring is to drown Marzanna (a straw figure of a woman symbolizing winter) in the nearest river (nowadays, mostly in rural areas and by children at schools). For children, the first spring day is Truant’s Day / Skip Day (Dzień Wagarowicza). Some students skip classes, but usually, it’s just a special fun day at school – students dress up funnily, schools organize competitions and games, and there are no tests on this day. Click here to read more about the weather in Poland in spring.
- March 29
Time change (zmiana czasu)
On Sunday, March 29, 2026, at 02:00 am, clocks go forward 1 hour to 03:00 am. The change to summertime in Poland occurs on the last Sunday of March. Poland switches back to regular time on the last Sunday of October. European Union lawmakers sought to end the twice-yearly (March and October) time change across the European Union, leaving member states free to set their standard time. But the coronavirus pandemic has put these plans on hold. Click here to learn more about the time change in Poland.
Palm Sunday (Niedziela Palmowa)
It starts the Easter celebrations. There are processions around the church to commemorate the day Jesus entered Jerusalem. People bring „palms” (palmy wielkanocne) made of paper flowers, dried flowers, and twigs. Click here to learn more about Easter traditions in Poland.
Read more about public holidays and dates to remember in Poland in spring.
Our Guide to International Education in Warsaw
Picking a good nursery, kindergarten, or school for your child is a significant decision for every parent. To help you keep tabs on educational offers in Warsaw, Kids in the City runs the Guide to International Schools in Warsaw.
What will you find there?
- Profiles of selected international and bilingual nurseries, kindergartens, primary schools, high schools in the Warsaw area (including info about tuition fees, locations, languages of instruction, campus facilities, the age range of students, admission process, curricula).
- Information about the upcoming open day events.
Subscribe to the Kids in the City’s weekly newsletter in English. The newsletter called What’s on in Warsaw for Kids & Families is emailed every Thursday and covers things to do in Warsaw with children and all kinds of family matters – information, tips, resources in English.
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