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Warsaw Meetings Guide 2019 TABLE of CONTENTS Raffles Europejski Warsaw ***** WARSAWWarsaw Meetings Guide 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS Raffles Europejski Warsaw ***** ................................................. 35 Hotel Bristol Warsaw ***** .......................................................... 35 Warsaw Convention Bureau – your reliable local partner ..... 1 Conference hotels for less than 200 people Warsaw CvB Support .......................................................................2 Mercure Warszawa Grand **** ................................................... 36 Warsaw in numbers ..........................................................................3 Best Western Hotel Felix *** ....................................................... 36 Gordon Hotel ** ............................................................................. 37 Discover Warsaw ........................................................................... 4 Ibis Warszawa Old Town *** ........................................................ 37 Warsaw in a nutshell ........................................................................5 Ibis Warszawa Centrum ** ........................................................... 38 Chopin’s Warsaw ...............................................................................6 Ibis Warszawa Reduta *** ............................................................. 38 The Vistula ‘District’ ..........................................................................8 Ibis Warszawa Ostrobramska ** .................................................. 39 Warsaw Judaica .................................................................................9 Best Western Hotel Portos ***.................................................... 39 Culinary Warsaw ............................................................................. 10 Ibis Styles Warszawa Centrum ***.............................................. 40 Recommended restaurants .......................................................... 11 In the footsteps of communism .................................................. 12 Unique venues ..............................................................................41 Key events 2019 ............................................................................ 13 Unique venues for over 500 people Discover Warsaw Museums ......................................................... 14 National Museum in Warsaw....................................................... 42 Warsaw. Your meetings destination ........................................... 16 Royal Castle in Warsaw ................................................................. 43 Scientific Community .................................................................... 18 Royal Łazienki Museum................................................................. 44 Getting to Warsaw ......................................................................... 20 POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews ........................ 45 Getting around ................................................................................ 21 Centrum Praskie Koneser ............................................................. 46 Warsaw – the main venue for meetings ................................22 Unique venues for less than 500 people Conference venues for over 1,000 people Fryderyk Chopin Museum ............................................................ 47 Palace of Culture and Science Centre of Contemporary Art, Ujazdowski Castle .................... 48 – Warsaw Congress Centre ................................................... 23 Zachęta – National Gallery of Art ............................................... 48 “PGE Narodowy” Stadium ............................................................ 24 Copernicus Conference Centre (Copernicus GLOBAL EXPO ............................................................................... 25 Science Centre) ....................................................................... 49 EXPO XXI Warszawa ..................................................................... 25 Warsaw Rising Museum ................................................................ 49 Legia Warszawa Conference Centre .......................................... 26 Museum of Modern Art ................................................................ 50 Polish Vodka Museum ................................................................... 50 Conference hotels for over 1,000 people Museum of Warsaw ....................................................................... 51 DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Conference Służewiec Racecourse ................................................................... 51 Centre Warsaw **** ............................................................... 27 Hilton Warsaw Hotel & Convention Centre **** .................... 27 Academic venues .........................................................................52 Sofitel Warsaw Victoria ***** ....................................................... 28 University of Warsaw .................................................................... 53 University of Warsaw Library ....................................................... 54 Conference hotels from 500 to 1,000 people Warsaw University of Technology .............................................. 55 Hotel Marriott ***** ....................................................................... 29 Centre for Innovation and Technology Novotel Warszawa Centrum **** ............................................... 30 Transfer Management of Warsaw Novotel Warszawa Airport **** ................................................... 30 University of Technology (CZIiTT PW) ............................... 55 Sheraton Warsaw Hotel ***** ...................................................... 31 Warsaw School of Economics ..................................................... 56 Westin Warsaw ***** .................................................................... 31 Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW .......................... 56 Vistula Group of Universities ....................................................... 57 Conference hotels from 200 to 500 people Mercure Warszawa Centrum **** .............................................. 32 Warsaw MICE suppliers .............................................................58 Courtyard by Marriott Warsaw Airport **** ............................. 32 PCOs & DMCs ................................................................................ 59 InterContinental Warszawa ***** ............................................... 33 Social Programmes ......................................................................... 62 Leonardo Royal Hotel Warsaw **** .......................................... 33 Social Programmes/MICE services ............................................. 64 Sound Garden Hotel *** ............................................................... 34 Golden Tulip Warsaw Centre **** ............................................... 34 Warsaw MICE map ......................................................................66 Warsaw Convention Bureau – your reliable local partner! arsaw's significance as a meetings destination is grow- ing year on year, with the Polish capital becoming an Wincreasingly important hub for business, science and culture in Central and Eastern Europe. The economic and sci- entific growth of the city is driven by the exceptionally good per- formance of the Polish economy and the many innovation and start-up centres located in Warsaw. As a natural consequence of this, more and more organisers of international meetings and corporate and association events are choosing to benefit from the huge knowledge transfer and networking potential that Warsaw has to offer. On top of that, the Polish capital also pro- vides a lot of added value for meeting planners and participants alike: an attractive and unique leisure offer, a rich cultural life and professional MICE services, products and infrastructure. Our meetings guide is an introduction to the conference and events potential of Warsaw. It contains information about the best and most highly-recommended venues and service provid- ers operating in the city. In addition, we would also encourage all meeting planners to contact the team at the Warsaw Con- vention Bureau – local experts who are happy to help with any MICE-related request. See you in Warsaw! Warsaw Tourism Organization Warsaw Convention Bureau Palace of Culture and Science Plac Defilad 1 (IX floor, rooms 937, 938, 946) 00-901 Warsaw, Poland [email protected], [email protected] << BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 Warsaw CvB Support SUPPORT FOR THE LOCAL CONGRESS AMBASSADOR If you are a member of the Polish scientific community or a representative of a local industry association and you We trust the following support would like to attract a significant international congress will help you in making your to Warsaw – here is how we can support you: congress a success. Assistance with developing the bid book Preparation for thedestination pitch ne of the goals of Warsaw Support from local partners Convention Bureau is to Active help with presenting Warsaw offer to the encourage meeting planners decision makers O of conferences, fairs and congresses Promotion of the event to host their event in the city. As part of this goal, we offer support to both Polish and international meeting planners considering Warsaw for their events. By using SUPPORT FOR THE EVENT the synergy of public and private Whether you are a Polish or an international
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