The mysterious world of plants / Oprowadzanie w języku angielskim

Opis w języku polskim poniżej

25th July / Saturday / 1.00pm (CET)

tour guide: Beata Staniszewska

Since the dawn of humanity, plants have been our constant companions. They nourish us as food, shelter us as materials for construction, and clothe us with their fibres. But their role in our lives goes far beyond the practical. Plants are the aroma of morning coffee and the richness of an evening glass of wine. They adorn our homes as ornaments, hold meaning as symbols, and have even shaped history through trade and conflict. The world of plants is intricately woven into the fabric of human existence – culturally, spiritually, and emotionally. Their quiet presence touches every part of life, often in ways we fail to notice. Discover plants through art with us – we’ll visit several galleries and explore artworks that reveal the deep, often surprising role plants have played in history.

Tickets will be available online and at the ticket office starting July 14

Date:

July 25, 2026 / Saturday / 1.00pm (CET)

Duration: approx. 80 minutes

Meeting place: Main Hall, National Museum in Warsaw

For whom: Adults and teenagers

Accessibility of the event: Wheelchair accessible, induction loop

Tickets: permanent collection tours: 30 PLN (reduced: 15 PLN); available at the museum ticket office and online from the Tuesday – two weeks prior to the event

Language: English

GUIDED TOURS: EN / UA

Join us for guided tours of NMW galleries and exhibitions in English and Ukrainian.

Every Saturday at 1 pm, join our educators on a tour of the National Museum’s collection. Discover the fascinating stories about the museum’s artworks and the extraordinary artists behind them. Explore the museum with us!

Click here to see the full schedule of the series.

Illustration:Panathenaic amphora, Attica (Greece), ca. 470 B.C.. See more in NMW Digital.

25 lipca / sobota / 13.00

Tajemniczy świat roślin / Beata Staniszewska

Rośliny towarzyszą człowiekowi od zawsze. Wykorzystywane są jako pożywienie i surowiec do budowy. Z ich włókien wykonuje się materiały na odzież. Ale rośliny to też coś więcej. To poranna kawa i wieczorna lampka wina, piękne ornamenty i naczynia a nawet wojny. Światy ludzi i roślin przenikały się na wielu poziomach.

Bilety dostępne w kasie i online od 14 lipca

Warunki udziału: bilety w cenie 30 zł (normalny) i 15 zł (ulgowy) dostępne online i w kasie od wtorku, od godz. 10.00 – dwa tygodnie przed wydarzeniem

Język: angielski

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Ilustracja: Amfora panatejska, Attyka (Grecja), ok. 470 r. p.n.e.. Zobacz obiekt w Cyfrowym MNW