Summer in Warsaw has its own unique charm. Warm evenings, starry skies and a city teeming with life are ideal conditions to enjoy one of the most charming summer attractions - outdoor cinemas. The magic of watching films outdoors cannot be compared to anything else. Therefore, in this guide, we invite you on a journey through the most interesting summer cinemas in Warsaw. Discover with us the best summer cinemas in Warsaw and check out where to go to watch a film under the cloud.

Open-air cinema on Parade Square

The show is organised by Kinoteka. If the weather is not favourable, the screenings are not cancelled, but moved inside. In addition, deckchairs are provided on site. What's more, watching films is completely free of charge. Popcorn, nachos and drinks can be purchased. The screenings are scheduled for Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and start at 20:30. Open-air cinema will run until 7 September.

Outdoor cinema at Chono Lulu Bistro&Bar

Every Tuesday at Five Sisters Park, in Warsaw's Ochota district, the Chono Lulu bar organises a open-air film screenings. Screenings start at 9 p.m. and include films by directors such as Danny Boyle, Wim Wenders, Vadim Perelman and James Watkins. The organiser stipulates that screenings may be cancelled in the event of rainy weather. The cinema will run until 17 September.

Open-air cinema at the John Paul II Thought Centre

Until 4 September, every Wednesday at 8 p.m., in the courtyard of the Kamienica Artystyczna at 11 Foksal St., the following events take place free film screenings as part of the third edition of the Summer Film Review 'Under the Common Sky'. As part of the event, productions from Vietnam, Ukraine, Belarus, India and Georgia will be screened. In addition, the screenings will be accompanied by discussions with invited guests - filmmakers, journalists, travellers.

FINA open-air cinema

The Audiovisual Institute of the National Film Archive has opened the courtyard of its headquarters, at 3/5 Walbrzyska Street, in Warsaw's Mokotow district. You can watch there free film screenings as part of the cinema under a cloud. The screenings start every Thursday at 21:00 and take place using wireless headphones. Among the summer cinemas in Warsaw, FINA stands out with its truly huge screen. The screenings are free of charge and take place indoors in case of inclement weather.

Open-air cinema at the Warsaw Breweries

Every summer Sunday at 9pm, until 8 September, there are free screenings with classic and more recent films of Italian production. The screenings take place on the square in front of the Brewhouse in the Warsaw Breweries at 2 Haberbusch and Schiele St. You will see films such as The Girl in the Fog, In the Maze, Ferrari, Gucci House, Trufflers and Ennio, among others.

Open-air cinema of the Vistula Quarter

The Vistula District's screenings take place in two locations: the Kamień Educational Pavilion at 1 Wybrzeże Puckie Street and the Warszawa Marina on the Piña Flotilla Boulevard at Zaruskiego Street. On summer Sunday evenings, up to and including 1 September, the Vistula Quarter organises documentary and feature film screenings with a water theme. The screenings are free of charge. You will see films by directors such as Kevin Reynolds, Natalia Koryncka-Gruz, Steven Brill and Cyril Dion, among others.

Outdoor cinema in Bródno Park

Until 8 September, in Bródnowski Park, which is located between Wyszogrodzka, Chodecka and Kondratwicza streets, the Targówek District Office is organising a free open-air cinema screenings. They take place on Sundays at 9 p.m. Films by directors such as Max Barbakow, Greta Gerwig, Olivier Nakache and Ridley Scott, among others, will be screened.

Summer cinemas in Warsaw - relax with a good film

In the article we presented the best summer cinemas in Warsawwhich runs the longest, until September. At the same time, they offer an interesting and varied repertoire. Whether you prefer independent films or light cinema mainly for relaxation, you are sure to find something of interest.