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.

The charming Trynopolski Square - creates an intimate outdoor atmosphere, with neighbourhood boulevards, benches and nearby cafés. It's a great place for a city date and an enjoyable evening out. In the vicinity, it is worth visiting cosy pubs serving a variety of cuisine or a trendy craft bar - the perfect place to enjoy a meal before a screening under a cloud. This is the next location of the "Summer Open-Air Cinema in Targówek" project implemented as part of the Civic Budget, with the participation of the Targówek District Office. At Trynopolski Square, screenings take place every Saturday until 30 August. They start at 21:30 (June-July) and at 21:00 in August.

The 2025 programme is a mix of arthouse cinema and spectacular blockbusters. The subtle 'Portrait of a Woman on Fire', Villeneuve's enigmatic 'Labyrinth', Miyazaki's fairytale 'Moving Castle of Hauru', the Scandinavian hit 'On the Rise'. And for the season finale, on 30 August, the organisers have chosen to show Jerzy Skolimowski's award-winning film "IO". The diverse repertoire - drama, fantasy, animation, auteur cinema - is sure to satisfy audiences of all ages.

Arthouse Kolowa is a neighbourhood cultural space operating within the structures of the Świt Community Centre. During the summer season 2025, it invites children and whole families to free open-air cinema in Warsaw on Saturdays at 6 p.m., until 30 August. The screenings take place in Stefan "Wiech" Wiechecki Park. It is a green enclave in Targówek with wide alleys, a playground and an amphitheatre. Summer cinema for children is an excellent idea for interesting outdoor activities and, at the same time, moments of relaxation and pleasure for parents.

Until the end of the summer holidays, you can watch carefully selected family films here. Animations, adventures and worthwhile stories that entertain, teach and integrate the local community. As an incentive, selected titles. "Nicolas' Luck" is a charming and nostalgic story based on the iconic books by René Goscinny. Animation nominated for an Oscar "Secret of the Wolf Pack", on the other hand, is a tale of friendship, freedom and the power of nature that will touch audiences of all ages. How about going to see the fairy tale "Shaun the Lamb: Farmageddon"? The dialogue-free comedy about the adventures of a resolute sheep is the perfect choice for a summer evening outdoors with loved ones. The final show of the season is 'Mavka and the Guardians of the Forest'. This Ukrainian animation with references to folk culture is full of colour and an ecological message.

Cultural area of the Warsaw Citadel - park at the Museum Polish History - turns into a unique open-air cinema in the summer. The Citadel Summer Cinema is a film project carried out jointly by the Polish History Museum, the Katyn Museum, the Polish Army Museum and the 10th Pavilion Museum. The series takes place every Saturday until 30 August 2025, with screenings starting at around 21:30 in July and 21:00 in August, always just after sunset.

The programme consists of two thematic blocks. "Holiday frames" is a nostalgic journey through the classics of Polish cinema. Polanski's debut 'Knife in the Water', 'Journey for One Smile' or the poetic documentary 'Four Seasons'. The second block, 'On the Wave of History', includes a compilation of historical and patriotic films. Among others, the story of 19th-century national conflicts in the picture "Squadron", as well as "Orlęta. Grodno '39" - the drama of the city's defence in September 1939, seen through the eyes of twelve-year-old Leon.

The films carefully selected as part of the series bring stories back to vivid memories. And the Citadel's walls and green surroundings create a unique backdrop for cinematic excitement. Both retro-flavour lovers and viewers looking for a dramatic message will find something for themselves here. Each screening is an encounter with culture in the beautiful open air of Warsaw, where the the film builds a bond between generations.

Marek Kotański Park is a small, green area in the Włochy district, near Aleja Krakowska and the Rakowiec railway station. Here you will find a playground, a skatepark, sports fields, an outdoor gym and an amphitheatre. If you are looking for an outdoor cinema in Warsaw on a Saturday, this is also the right place. In July, screenings are scheduled for 9:15 p.m. and in August for 8:45 p.m. The film adventure ends on 30 August. Not far away is the italian restaurant, so you can go for a pizza or other Italian specialities before the screening.

The Italy open-air cinema in the 2025 season still operates in a second location - in the Kosmos Gardens Park. Whichever venue you choose, a repertoire that is an interesting combination of blockbusters and more intimate atmospheres awaits you. It is cinema for everyone. From family humour to award-winning films inspired by festivals and the latest trends in European cinema. In August, you can see, among others, the cult classic comedy "Rejs", the dynamic moral drama "No way!" or the entertainment for the whole family - "Wonka". Summer Saturdays in Marek Kotański Park are an excellent opportunity for neighbourhood meetings and cultural integration.

Praga Culture House on the terrace of the historic Konopacki Palace overlooking Praga Park, hosts a tasteful open-air cinema. Screenings take place regularly every second Wednesday and Saturday. Wednesdays (2, 16, 30 July; 13 August). Saturdays (12, 26 July; 9, 23 August). Screenings start at 9 p.m., and in August at 8.30 p.m. The film screenings take place in the original language versions with Polish subtitles. In case of unfavourable weather conditions, the screenings are moved to the Performance Hall of the Konopacki Palace.

This year's repertoire is a consciously selected mix of films. From artistic gems to high-profile titles. In August, you can see, among others, 'Kneecap. The Hip-Hop Revolution', 'Bouillon and Other Passions', as well as 'The Searchers for the Lost Ark'. An adventurous action cinema classic featuring Harrison Ford as the indomitable Indiana Jones Measures Nazis, traps and a legendary artefact. A hit that ranks among the immortal productions that one always enjoys returning to. There is also no shortage of surprising musical drama. "Emilia Pérez" skilfully combines social cinema with Latin energy.

In front of the Wilanów District Office building at 2 Klimczaka Street, deckchairs and a screen are laid out on summer Saturdays to treat residents to film entertainment. Modernist office buildings and green squares create a peaceful, intimate setting ideal for an evening cinema under the stars. Right next door lies Wilanów Beach - a modern, well-maintained recreational space with playing fields and an open-air stage that is bustling with life in the summer. Nearby there is also King John III Palace Museum in Wilanów with a baroque garden and elegant park. Saturday evening in Wilanów in the open air is worth spending in this area. There is also no shortage of food outlets nearby. Asian cuisine, Italian cuisine, French cuisine and much more - you can drop in for a good dinner before the screening.

The open-air cinema in Wilanów is part of the Film Capital of Summer project, so you can expect a diverse repertoire favouring blockbusters, families and fans of independent cinema alike. It is a blend of blockbusters and ambitious works, a conscious balance between popularity and artistic value. Noteworthy among the titles is the picture 'The Seed of the Sacred Fig', which will be hosted on screen in August. It is a provocative story full of symbolism and black humour about religion, sexuality and the search for identity, which won acclaim at the Berlin Film Festival. In July it starts at 21:30, in August at 21:00, with a finish on 16 August.

The cinema on the so-called Second Platform of the Night Market in Wola, operates in the setting of an old, abandoned railway platform. The raw, industrial atmosphere heightens the atmosphere of horror and mystery. Night Market is a seasonally operating place that most Varsovians know. A culinary mecca with concepts offering cuisines from different parts of the world in a formula of street food. A popular venue full of music, street art and a unique atmosphere.

The summer cinema project is the result of a collaboration between Night Market and the Smoke Screen team, which specialises in organising such events. The programme includes three Saturday shows, 19 July, 16 August and 6 September. It's a fit for fans of horror cinema. First up is Steven Spielberg's legendary 'Jaws'. In August, the equally iconic 'The Shining' hits the screen. The outstanding Jack Nicholson as a writer descending into madness. In contrast, a fresher title, 'Substance', is scheduled for the action finale. This role earned Demi Moore a Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination. Open-air cinema in Warsaw in various locations is keen to reach for this controversial and stylish body horror.

Admission is stated as free, but a cocktail purchase should be expected. The author's smoky whisky-based drinks are sure to prove a successful addition to the screening. Popcorn is free of charge. And after the screening, the organisers invite you to dance and party the night away.

Situated in the secluded gardens of the Polish Parliament on Wiejska Street, the Sejm Film Summer offers a sophisticated and valuable titles. Reflection is encouraged by the green surroundings and historic architecture. In addition, each session is complemented by panel discussions with critics or artists. This proposal is sure to appeal to audiences who appreciate emotional depth and intellectual challenge.

The repertoire includes three screenings, all awarded by the European Film Academy. 2 August 'Youth' by Paolo Sorrentino with guest appearance by Karolina Korwin Piotrowska. 9 August Pawel Pawlikowski's 'Cold War' - a mesmerising tale of the turbulent love between two artists against the backdrop of a divided Europe. The series concludes on 23 August with a screening of Ruben Östlund's 'In the Triangle'. A perverse satire on luxury, power and social roles laced with black humour. Saturday screenings start at approximately 7.30 p.m. Admission is completely free and open to all. Participation is subject to presentation of an identity document and passing a pyrotechnics check.

Stork Corner is a green recreational area in Białołęka friendly to walkers and families with children. Here you will find a modern playground, a small skatepark, as well as comfortable benches for lazy relaxation. Thanks to the combination of nature and an intimate atmosphere, the park has become one of the local community's favourite meeting points. The three August evenings here are marked by the magic of the cinema. The project is implemented by the Foundation for the Development of Cinematography in cooperation with the Białołęka District Office.

On Friday 8 August, the opening film - At the Service of an Esteemed Lady. A warm French comedy based on the bestselling novel by Gilles Legardinier, it offers a subtle sense of humour as well as a reflection on second chances in life. The next screening takes place on Saturday 23 August. It's sprinkled with awards and nominations and is a subtle social satire on workplace relationships with an excellent performance by Javier Bardem. Last holiday hit screened on Saturday 30 August is the Oscar winner for Best International Film, "On the Rise". Emotions and laughter guaranteed!