Kinoteka - a cult cinema in Warsaw - valued for its selected repertoire and unique atmosphere. In the summer, it invites viewers to open-air screenings under the Palace of Culture and Science (from Jerozolimskie Avenue). It is . the largest open-air cinema in Poland. Since 2023, it has been operating as part of the project 'LOT Summer Cinema: Towards the Sunset'. LOT Polish Airlines is the title partner of this initiative.

The 2025 programme includes 42 titles, playing from 3 June to 6 September. The screenings take place in every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Just after sunset. At 21:30 in June-July and at 20:30 in August-September. The outdoor area, on the other hand, is open 2 hours before the screening. In case of bad weather, the screenings are moved to the cinema hall. Admission is free, no tickets are issued. Entry is on a first-come, first-served basis.

The repertoire is a mix of blockbusters, ambitious arthouse, classics and festival novelties. From 'Barbie', 'Parasite', 'Pulp Fiction', 'Inception', through the cult 'Casablanca' and 'Apocalypse Now', to Polish gems such as 'Sexmission' and 'Boys Don't Cry'. For the first time, silent disco events are also on the programme, on selected dates. If you decide to open-air cinema in the centre of Warsaw you have many opportunities to continue a pleasant evening, for example in one of the nearby pubs.

Chono Lulu Bistro & Bar is located in in the Five Sisters Parkwhich was created on the site of former allotment gardens. It is a green enclave in the heart of the city. One of the most atmospheric places in Ochota. The park, in close proximity to Narutowicz Square, Old Ochota and Filtry, combines urban rhythm with a relaxing atmosphere - ideal for a screening under a cloud.

Chono Lulu invites you to screenings, every Tuesday, from 20 May until 23 September 2025, starting at 9 p.m. The screenings are completely free, on a first-come, first-served basis. It's summer cinema in Warsaw for everyone. It presents a mix of climates. The programme includes classic comedies, independent cinema such as 'Black Cat, White Cat', European dramas such as 'Learning to Fall' and festival hits. One of the September screenings is The Last of the Mohicans, a big-budget superproduction, mainstream cinema at its best. With such variety, you will find both cult titles, ambitious pictures and delicate cinema from around the world. Every Tuesday is a new cinematic journey.

In addition to the interesting repertoire, comfortable loungers await the audience. And if you get hungry you can order on-site delicacies from the Chono Lulu Bistro & Bar menu. The menu features Pacific-inspired dishes and drinks, including authentic New Zealand burgers and cocktails.

Andrzej Wajda Film Culture Centre is the energetic heart of film in Warsaw. The institution conducts wide-ranging activities contributing to the popularisation of knowledge about film, shaping the artistic awareness of the audience. The CKF, in cooperation with the City of Warsaw, organises the series "Halo, kino Tęcza". This year, in connection with the modernisation of the Tęcza cinema, the screenings take place in the courtyard next to the Komedia Theatre, in the green surroundings of the Żołnierzy Żywiciela Park. The favourable location offers the possibility of a nearby café or restaurant.

Rainbow open-air cinema in Warsaw's Żoliborz district is a genre mosaic. Moving documentaries such as this year's Lili, bold festival cinema such as Neptune Frost and The Previous Life, as well as masterful, classic works by Wojciech Jerzy Has or cult Polish comedies. Previous editions (2024) hosted retrospectives of directors such as Janusz Majewski, and screenings were enriched by author meetings. Thanks to city funding, the events are free. Start at 21:00 in July and at 20:30 in August. Last screening on 28 August. If you have time on Tuesdays and Thursdays - save the date.

Proposal for outdoor cinema in Warsaw on Tuesday, which will appeal to all lovers of world classics. Kino pod Chmurką in Browary Warszawskie - World's Best Directors Edition is an opportunity to watch award-winning productions in an informal, summer atmosphere. You will see works by masters such as Woody Allen, Jim Jarmusch, Quentin Tarantino, Martin Scorsese, David Lynch, Pedro Almodóvar and Roman Polański. Big names and titles from different styles and genres - crime, drama, surrealism, as well as socio-cultural cinema. Gangs of New York (Scorsese), Wild at Heart, Blue Velvet (Lynch), Broken Embrace (Almodóvar) or The Ninth Gate (Polanski), among others. Each of these films is a classic of contemporary cinema, often honoured at festivals. Such a programme ensures a diversity that will appeal to both arthouse fans and admirers of cult hits. Screenings take place every Tuesday at 9pm, although rescheduling is possible in adverse weather conditions. The cinematic adventure runs until16 September 2025.

The event is organised by Browary Warszawskie, which has been running the series for years as a local initiative with free entry. The complex awaits you with numerous bars and restaurants, including NINE's Robert Lewandowski. It is well worth visiting there even before the screening.

Elektrownia Powiśle is a unique place well known to Varsovians, where culture, shopping, wellness and gastronomy come together in an industrial setting. Attractive zone Food Hallas well as the nearby Boulevards on the Vistula are a major asset to the popular complex. In the summer, numerous events become an additional argument to visit. One of these is the Documentary Summer Cinema. An ambitious repertoire from the festival's portfolio awaits lovers of powerful documentaries Millennium Docs Against Gravity. These are acclaimed films addressing social, cultural and environmental issues.

The August programme includes, for example, an intimate documentary by Carmen Chaplin, granddaughter of the famous comedian, 'Charlie Chaplin: the spirit of the Tramp'. The picture reveals his Roma roots and his inspiration for the Iconic Tramp. Fans of Swedish productions will be interested in 'Hack the Hype'. A film showing how journalist My Vingren, impersonating an extremist online profile, exposes the mechanisms of hatred and radicalisation online. Also worth saving the date for is "Coexistence, My Ass!" - winner of the Golden Alexander Award at TIFF 2025, among others.

The Documentary Summer Cinema at Elektrownia Powiśle is an offer for people who are looking for films with a message, authentic and thought-provoking. Additionally, they want to watch them in a place that pulsates with culture and big-city life. The screening day is Tuesday, 7.30 p.m. Season finale 2 September.

The Royal Baths is one of Europe's most beautiful palace and park complexes. Lying in the heart of the city, the complex is a place well known to locals and a popular tourist pilgrimage destination. History, nature and open-air cinema in Warsaw on Tuesday - is a combination worth including in your holiday plans during the week. Film screenings take place in the courtyard of the Kubicki Stables in July at 9pm, in August and September at 8.30pm, with the last screening on 2 September.

As expected, the repertoire of the Summer Cinema at the Baths has included critically acclaimed titles. These are mainly famous European and American productions, with an emphasis on documentaries and biographical films. On screen guests include 'Maiden' - the story of the first female crew in racing. "Ennio" is a moving documentary about the brilliant film music composer Ennio Morricone. An equally outstanding artist is the subject of the film 'McQueen'. The story of the visionary fashion designer who created a multi-million dollar luxury brand from scratch. Also on the schedule is a great documentary about the painter Francisco Goya. These are certainly memorable and inspirational offerings.

Rembertów is a quiet, one might say family neighbourhood with green squares and playgrounds. It hosts an intimate open-air cinema on Tuesdays in August and the first two Tuesdays in September. You can count on a friendly, neighbourhood atmosphere here. When choosing a title, pay attention to the time of the screening and the location. Until the end of the summer holidays, screenings take place at the District Office. On 2 September, on the other hand, at the playground in Tracza Street, and on 9 September at the Wygoda Community Centre. Summer cinemas in Warsaw They are usually open until the end of August, so if you feel like seeing a film under the stars in September, you can visit Rembertów.

The project is implemented by Film Capital of Summer in cooperation with the Wygoda Culture House and the Rembertów District Office. Funding comes mainly from the municipal budget and local partnerships. Of course, all screenings are free of charge. The cinema offers a mix of popular titles with light dramas and entertainment films. As a result, it caters to both adults and families with children. From Polish comedies such as "Day of the Twist" and "Fux 2", but also newer domestic films such as "Love at First Sight", directed by Maria Sadowska, to the American superproduction with an all-star cast - 'Ocean's 8'.

Polinsky Park is the green heart of Grochów in Praga-Południe. After a major revitalisation carried out on a grand scale in 2019, the park has acquired a completely new face. Elegant alleys, a modern playground, a multimedia fountain, extensive lawns perfect for a picnic, and an outdoor gym. It's a place that combines nature with an urban lifestyle. Great for both an afternoon stroll and a summer session under the cloud.

Outdoor cinema in Grochów hosted on select Tuesdays in July (8 and 22) at 9:30 p.m. and August (5, 19) at 9 p.m. The series "Smile" of Film Summer Capital is part of the festival's extensive summer programme, which includes more than 20 locations and nearly 150 screenings across the city. At Polinski Park, you can expect a set of films with humour in style - intelligent, warm and to the point. "Couples Therapy" is a comedy full of witty dialogue about relationships that still have a chance for a happy ending despite crises. On the other hand, "Onward Drive!" is a funny, energetic tale of non-obvious friendship and adventure that begins where sanity ends.

Surrounded by housing estates, Balaton Park is a green nature retreat with a lake. And at the same time a vibrant recreational space. In summer, the smell of barbecued food is in the air here (there are public fireplaces). Children run among the lawns and wooden platforms.

On selected Tuesdays in July and 12 August (Tuesday), Film Capital of Summer invites you to this location in Praga-South for outdoor screenings. They take place as part of the "Move!" series. The productions are linked by the theme of movement, physical activity or pushing the limits - both of the body and the spirit. The final film in the series is The Power of Our Dreams, directed by Christian Duguay. A touching, hopeful and inspiring story about a boy who, despite adversity, dreams of becoming a jockey and pursues his goal with determination.