Venues

The Speaker’s Cocktail will take place at the Muzeum Narodowe w Warszawie (National Museum in Warsaw), one of Poland’s most prestigious cultural institutions and home to an exceptional collection of art spanning centuries. Founded in 1862, the museum houses masterpieces of Polish and European painting, sculpture, decorative arts and iconic exhibitions. The museum is conveniently located on Aleje Jerozolimskie, in the heart of Warsaw.

The conference will take place at the Polish History Museum (Muzeum Historii Polski), a newly opened, landmark cultural institution located on the historic Warsaw Citadel. The museum showcases Poland’s rich and diverse heritage through modern exhibitions and state-of-the-art multimedia spaces, offering an inspiring setting for international dialogue and knowledge exchange.

The venue is easily accessible from Warsaw’s city centre, with travel times of approximately 10–20 minutes by taxi or public transport. For participants using public transport, the most convenient route from the city centre is via the M1 metro line. We recommend exiting at Dworzec Gdański station and taking an approximately 1,000 metre walk towards the museum.

The Gala Dinner will take place at Villa Foksal, an elegant and unique event space located at Foksal 3/5 in central Warsaw. Villa Foksal combines historic character with modern comfort: the interiors are tastefully renovated, offering a sophisticated ambiance, while the garden and orangery provide a green and tranquil oasis just steps away from the busiest city streets.