The Royal Castle in Warsaw, with its centuries-long and noble tradition of hosting the largest and most important Polish state ceremonies, offers the use of its interior for many contemporary cultural and social events. These include state and diplomatic events, scientific conferences, international congresses, symposia, galas, and many other. The splendid interior is the perfect venue for your projects. On April 1, 2009, the meeting space of the Castle has been enlarged by the re-opening of a lower part of the castle, which underwent a major renovation effort. The so-called 'Kubicki Arcades' are a unique venue to organise events, exhibitions or fairs. The Arcades are directly linked with the Royal Gardens.
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The Warsaw Philharmonic is a representative institution on the musical scene of Poland. Winning applause for their charismatic music making from the international audiences and critics, it is a must-see for any classical music lovers from around the world. Now the unusual atmosphere of its interiors can be appreciated by participants of cultural and social event or meetings of the political elite. Warsaw Philharmonic has two halls: the Concert Hall has 1,072 seats and the Chamber Music Hall, which has 378 seats. The aforementioned halls and foyer makes it a perfect venue for special concerts, congresses, symposia, exhibitions and many other events may be organized.
www.filharmonia.pl
This charming palace with cloisters on its southern and western sides is yet another example of an unique 654 sqm space for banquets, shows, promotional events or integration parties. The arched passageway in the courtyard alone can accommodate up to 300 people. In case the weather is unfavorable, it's possible to use roofing. Qchnia Artystyczna restaurant at the palace's backyard is an added value - its interior and catering are at one's disposal. When a party is organised after the opening hours of the Centre, the main hall can serve as an information point or a reception centre. A seated dinner may be organised for 300 persons, and a standing banquet for 1,000 attendees.
www.csw.art.pl
Małgorzata Potocka's Sabat Theatre is located in the middle of old Warsaw; you are cordially invited for a special evening in a belle époque atmosphere with great vocals and choreography. Before a performance, one may order dinner and sit comfortably at a stylish table before entering the world of dance and music. After a performance, the stage becomes a dance floor so everyone brave enough can show off their skills at cancan. The theatre has space for 250 persons and may be used for conferences, promotional events, balls, and occasional New Year's Eve performances. There is also a separate VIP room and cafe in the theatre.
www.teatr-sabat.pl
The CBF was closed to Warsaw's inhabitants for several decades. It was the headquarters of the Central Committee of the Polish United Workers Party, the ruling party during the communism regime, but now it is open to tourists who are free to explore its secrets. Imagine: a vast yard and impressive foyer with a large marble viewing terrace, the National Museum and the Warsaw Stock Exchange. Add some relics reminiscent of the communist times, like a bust of Lenin, communist party officials' portraits, shelves piled high with books, stylish interiors, the First Secretary's offices and a gloomy underground space. Out of this improbable combination of rooms you will get an unbeatable setting for concerts, fashion shows, galas and conferences.
www.cbf.com.pl
It was erected as a 'gift of the Soviet nation for the Polish nation' and Joseph Stalin himself was behind the idea of the present. PKiN is the youngest and highest historical sight in Warsaw (55 year old), and it is visible from every corner of the city. The Palace is one of the largest congress venues in Warsaw, with space for 4,500 participants. The building's two main halls (the Congress and the Concert Hall), are two of the largest and most important in Poland. The Congress Hall has space for 2,880 people, whilst the Concert Hall has enough place for 550 people, and has the best and most modern equipment in the country. Marlena Dietrich, Procol Harum, Bruce Springsteen, Cesaria Evora, the Rolling Stones, Woody Allen with his band, and many more performers have graced the Congress Hall with their talents. Additionally, the Hall has long been a place for popular jazz concerts.
www.pkin.pl
Fabryka Trzciny merges tradition with avant-garde architecture and modern surroundings. Located in an old factory on the right bank of the river (on Otwocka street), it's one of the oldest industrial buildings in this part of the city. With 3,000 sqm of renovated space consisting of a performance hall, club room, theatre hall, conference hall and restaurant, as well as two bars and 50 parking spaces, it's an ideal place for occasional events, fashion shows and cultural events.
www.fabrykatrzciny.pl
The Bank of Poland redoubt undoubtedly constitutes an extraordinary space on Warsaw venue map: the tenement house of the last king of Poland - Stanisław August Poniatowski - stood here in the 18th century, and the current headquarters of the Bank of Poland were erected in 1907-1911. The monumental building was designed by then-rector of the Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts, Professor Leontij Nikolajewicz Benois. The bank was the scene of heavy fighting during WWII, which is why it is called the Bank of Poland redoubt. After it was significantly damaged during the war, it was pulled down in the 1960s; the only surviving part was bought in 1993 by its current owners and is being extensively renovated in a style reminiscent of the beginning of the last century. Due to its uniqueness, historical interiors, acoustics and location in the heart of the capital city, the redoubt is a popular venue for concerts and performances, more still its unusual space is often chosen for photo sessions, press conferences, TV programmes and film segments, as well as launching events.
www.reduta.pl
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