Interesting venues in Poland

Designed by Jakub Kubicki, the arcades were built in 1818-1821. They shaded 18th-century
annexes and 17th-century battlements supporting the slope.
The arcades survived German occupation (1939-1945) and were not damaged when the Royal
Castle was blown up in 1944 during the Warsaw Uprising. After the war they were not
renovated and continued to serve as a warehouse for the army and back rooms for the Royal
Castle, on which rebuilding work was begun in 1971. Now after restoration it is one of the
most interesting venues in the city.
A perfect location for gala dinner, banquets, concerts and many others.

Capacity:
up to 1200 guests (cocktail)
up to 800 guests (gala dinner)

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. 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 programs and film
segments, as well as launching events.

Capacity:
up to 400 people (cocktail)

The Forteca is a 19th century historic building situated in Traugutt Park close to/near Rynek
Nowego Miasta/the New Town Market Square. The adobe building surrounded by a moat with
somewhat mysterious scenery is a perfect background for stylish parties; the tables laid with
white china; or for buffet banquets, barnyard picnics and techno discos. Its courtyard, which is
24 meters in diameter, can fit up to 600 standing people. It is possible to organise a company
party, concert , presentation and a press conference there. A small roof-covered stage in the
courtyard is suitable for a concert of chamber music; it can as well be enlarged for the needs
of a bigger band.

Capacity:
up to 600 people (coctails)

The ECS is a state-of-the-art cultural institution that honours our greatest civic success—the
victorious Solidarity movement. It is a museum that commemorates the revolution of
Solidarity and the fall of communism in Europe, but it is also an educational, research and
academic centre, an archive, library and multimedia library. Last but not least, it is a public
meeting space for citizens who feel responsible for the development of democracy: a place
where solidarity and citizenship are put into practice.
It is also very good place to organise a conference or gala dinner.

Capacity:
up to 400 people (conference, gala dinner)

The renovated building of Stara Zajezdnia is a unique facility. The hall is an example of wooden
framework architecture with brick filling, very rare in Krakow, commonly called the “Prussian wall”.
The hall front is decorated with a picturesque top bearing a clock with Art Nouveau finish. The Main
Hall belongs to an architectural and construction complex, which is under legal protection -
entered into the register of monuments in 1985 and the World Cultural and Natural Heritage List
UNESCO, and known as a historical monument.
The scenery of the post-industrial interior of Stara Zajezdnia offers a chance to create a unique
event, for participants - unforgettable moments. Two independent buildings (hall and restaurant),
technical rooms, cloakrooms, a yard and a fenced area provide broad possibilities for organization
of events with diverse character.
Stara Zajezdnia a place that combines history with modernity. The building features a beer hall with
a mini brewery, a restaurant and a yard.
The chef of Stara Zajezdnia restaurant is Janusz Kwaśny. He has his roots in Krakow - it was here that
he graduated from a culinary school and since the age of 15 cooking has been his real passion
and love.
The hall can host conferences or dinners and seat up around 600 people as well as concerts or
cocktail parties for up to 1200 people. There are, among others, a stage, a dressing room,
multimedia projectors, 3 projection screens (including one of 18 m2) as well as LCD monitors at
organizers’ disposal. Smaller meetings (up to 100 people) or special events can be organized in the
restaurant building.

Wieliczka Salt Mine is the world-class attraction included in the UNESCO Human Heritage
List. The underground tourist route leads through mysterious labyrinth of galleries and caverns
with unique sculptures, all carved in rock salt.
But this is not the only thing you can do there – you can also make there your conference and
gala dinner. Choose one of the beautiful chambers, all with professionally equipped, with
delicious catering – and all this completely underground!

Capacity: up to 700 guests (conference, gala dinner)
Location: Danilowicza 10 Street, Wieliczka