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Eric Lu Wins the 19th International Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw
After two weeks of breathtaking performances, the 19th International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition reached its grand finale on October 20 at the Teatr Wielki – Polish National Opera. The event, one of the world’s most celebrated showcases of young piano talent, concluded with the jury, chaired by Garrick Ohlsson, announcing the official results before a captivated audience in Warsaw and millions of viewers online First … Continue reading Eric Lu Wins the 19th International Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw
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Poland is back in Space after nearly half a Century!
POLAND IS BACK IN SPACE! Continue reading Poland is back in Space after nearly half a Century!
1 billion PLN modernisation program – Why Warsaw Chopin Airport Needs to Expand And Why Now?
Warsaw Chopin Airport is running out of breathing room. As passenger numbers surge and long-haul travel continues to rebound, Poland’s main gateway is approaching the physical limits of its current layout. Rather than waiting for congestion to become unavoidable, Polish Airports (PPL) have decided to act. A PLN 1 billion modernisation program is now underway to future-proof the airport and keep traffic flowing smoothly until … Continue reading 1 billion PLN modernisation program – Why Warsaw Chopin Airport Needs to Expand And Why Now?
The new Hala Gwardii will open in 2029
Hala Gwardii, one of Warsaw’s most distinctive historic buildings, is set to begin a new chapter through a major restoration and modernization project. The City of Warsaw has partnered with CBR Events under a public-private partnership agreement to renew the landmark while preserving its cultural and architectural value. The full transformation is scheduled to be completed by 2029. The project will be financed entirely by … Continue reading The new Hala Gwardii will open in 2029
On December 13th, 44 years ago, was declared the martial law…
44 years ago began one of the darkest periods in the history of Poland and its capital, Warsaw: the imposition of Martial Law. From December 13, 1981, to July 22, 1983, the authoritarian communist government of the Polish People’s Republic (PRL) profoundly restricted the daily lives of Polish citizens by enforcing Martial Law. The primary objective of this decision was to suppress political opposition and … Continue reading On December 13th, 44 years ago, was declared the martial law…
Warsaw Returns to the Electronic Spotlight with World-Class Events
Warsaw, long overlooked in favor of other Polish cities, is finally reclaiming its place on the electronic music map. For decades, cities like Wrocław, Katowice, Kraków, Łódź, and Gdańsk were the main hosts of major electronic music festivals and international artists, drawing huge crowds to large-scale concerts and spectacular productions. Meanwhile, Warsaw’s scene remained smaller, focused on underground clubs and niche venues. Today, the city … Continue reading Warsaw Returns to the Electronic Spotlight with World-Class Events
Warsaw’s First Christmas Market on Plac Defilad Opens Today
The holiday season officially begins in Warsaw as the brand-new Warsaw Christmas Market on Plac Defilad opens its doors today, transforming the heart of the city into a vibrant winter village. Located at the foot of the iconic Palace of Culture and Science, this modern market is set to become one of the biggest festive attractions of the year. Running from 28 November 2025 to 1 January 2026, it invites residents and visitors alike to experience a fresh take on Christmas traditions in the capital. Continue reading Warsaw’s First Christmas Market on Plac Defilad Opens Today
M4: Warsaw’s First Fully Automatic Metro Line Takes Shape
Warsaw is moving forward with one of its most ambitious transportation projects to date: Metro Line M4, a brand-new north–south route designed from the ground up for fully automated, driverless operation. Stretching about 26 km and including 23 stations, the line will connect the rapidly growing districts of Tarchomin in the north with Wilanów in the south, passing through Continue reading M4: Warsaw’s First Fully Automatic Metro Line Takes Shape
Poland is considering a bid to host the Summer Olympic Games in 2040 or 2044.
This week, Poland took a historic step forward by announcing the creation of a national “Olympic Plan 2040”, a long-term strategic program allocating 100 billion PLN to the development of sports infrastructure, athletic performance, youth training, and nationwide facilities modernization. This unprecedented investment Continue reading Poland is considering a bid to host the Summer Olympic Games in 2040 or 2044.
Poland Celebrates 107 Years of Independence
This year is the 107th Anniversary of the Poland’s regained independence following the allied victory against the Germany on November 11th, 1918. Continue reading Poland Celebrates 107 Years of Independence
Warsaw Central Station Closes for Eight Days of Modernization
Warsaw’s busiest railway hub, Warszawa Centralna, closes today, November 8, for an intensive modernization project that will last until the morning of November 16. For the next eight days, no passenger trains stop at the station while engineers carry out major works on the rail infrastructure below. According to PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe (PKP PLK), the company managing Poland’s railway network, the project focuses on … Continue reading Warsaw Central Station Closes for Eight Days of Modernization
Roma Tower Finally Approved for Construction in Central Warsaw
One of Warsaw’s most talked-about projects is finally moving forward. The city has officially approved the construction of Roma Tower, a new skyscraper that will rise where Emilii Plater, Nowogrodzka, and Świętej Barbary streets meet, right in the vibrant heart of the capital. This long-discussed project has been in deliberation since 2011, facing a series of challenges, including lengthy negotiations with local authorities and city … Continue reading Roma Tower Finally Approved for Construction in Central Warsaw
Beautiful Warszawa 