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Program 3. edycji Święta Ogrodu Saskiego

25 maja 2024 r., godz. 10.00-20.30, Ogród Saski w Warszawie

Program ramowy:

10.00 – parada przez Ogród Saski – start ul. Niecała 14 (przy szkole podstawowej)

10.00-14.00 – warsztaty dla dzieci w wieku 5-12 lat związane z Pałacem i Ogrodem Saskim, w tym m.in. warsztaty sitodruku; lokalizacja: scena przy sadzawce

10.20-20.00 - retro stoiska w głównej alei Ogrodu Saskiego

11.00-18.00 - zwiedzanie z przewodnikiem ścieżki edukacyjnej „Wokół piwnic Pałaców Saskiego i Brühla” (zapisy w Kawiarni Saskiej – jednym ze stoisk w głównej alei)

14.00 – wspólna parada artystów i uczestników

17.50 – wspólna parada artystów i uczestników

18.00 – potańcówka przy sadzawce: Warszawska Orkiestra Sentymentalna i CzessBand w towarzystwie Cała Praga Śpiewa

Całodzienne atrakcje w głównej alei Ogrodu Saskiego:

Kawiarnia Saska – zapisz się na zwiedzanie piwnic Pałaców Saskiego i Brühla, zobacz międzywojenny pl. Piłsudskiego w goglach VR, odbierz kartką pocztową i zbieraj stemple, a na koniec odbierz upominek!

Muzyka na żywo w wykonaniu Marcin Brassband, AllDęte, Wah - Wah Brass

Pokazy bicykli – możliwość przejażdżki!

Foto Salonik

Gry i zabawy dla dzieci

Pokazy mody lat 20. i 30. – GRH Bluszcz

Posterunek Policji Państwowej w strojach z epoki

Sztab wojskowy: pokazy umundurowania

Szpital polowy, wystawa i historia dawnych narzędzi medycznych

Studio gier Peter

Spektakle i flash moby ZPiT „Warszawianka”

Sklepiki: dla podróżników, z porcelaną

Salony: warszawski, modowy i prasowy

Dawny zakład krawiecki, szewski

Plac marsz. J. Piłsudskiego:

Wystawa zabytkowych automobili przed Hotelem Europejskim oraz przejazdy ulicami wokół Ogrodu Saskiego

Wystawa „Skarby Pałacu Brühla” i model 3D odbudowywanej pierzei (dwa narożniki terenu inwestycji, wzdłuż Osi Saskiej, w drodze do Grobu Nieznanego Żołnierza i Ogrodu Saskiego)

Warszawa Zapomniana – zobacz Pałac Saski i pl. Piłsudskiego w filmie 360° w swoim telefonie (kod QR na stojaku w pobliżu Hotelu Metropolitan)

Dołącz do wydarzenia na Facebooku

Regulamin wydarzenia

Projekt dofinansowano ze środków Ministra Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego – Odbudowa Pałacu Saskiego, Pałacu Brühla oraz kamienic przy ul. Królewskiej – prace przygotowawcze.

Herb Warszawy z syrenką trzymającą w lewej ręce tarczę, a w prawej miecz. Obok niego informacja: patronat honorowy Prezydenta miasta stołecznego Warszawy.

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Agreement negotiations for the reconstruction design of the Saski and Brühl Palaces and Królewska Street tenement houses

On 25 August 2025, formal negotiations began between the Pałac Saski company and the architecture practice WXCA Group. That same day, the practice received an invitation to open negotiations on an agreement to prepare the architectural design for the reconstruction of the Saski Palace (also Saski Palace), the Brühl Palace and the tenement houses at […]

Growing public support for the reconstruction of the Saski Palace

According to the latest opinion polling on the reconstruction of the Saski Palace (also Saxon Palace), the project enjoys steadily growing public support. By the end of 2024, the data showed supporters outnumbering opponents by roughly five to one. More than half of respondents (55%) expect the reconstruction to take place, reflecting a European trend […]

Sandstone samples at the Saski Palace reconstruction site

Monitoring of trial sandstone slabs is now under way as part of the reconstruction of the Saski (also Saxon) and Brühl Palaces and the tenement houses on Królewska Street. Twenty sandstone slabs, sourced from several Polish quarries, including near Szydłowiec and in Lower Silesia, have been delivered to Piłsudski Square. Regular on‑site monitoring will show […]

29th International Poster Biennale – Exhibition on Piłsudski Square

For the second time, the fencing around the reconstruction site for the Saxon and Brühl Palaces, as well as the tenement houses on Królewska Street, will serve as an outdoor poster gallery. The open‑air exhibition ‘Quo Vadis’, featuring selected works by artists taking part in the 29th International Poster Biennale in Warsaw, will be on […]

A new catalogue of works from the Dresden archives: the Saxon Palace in historic drawings

‘Shared Polish‑Saxon Heritage’ is a scholarly catalogue of more than 1,100 architectural drawings from the Saxon era, now held in the Dresden archives. The volume, which includes a collection of essays and is edited by Professors Jakub Sito and Paweł Migasiewicz, was produced in part through cooperation between the Institute of Art of the Polish […]

298th anniversary of the Saxon Garden

The last day of May saw the largest Saxon Garden Festival to date. Nearly 80,000 Warsaw residents and visitors took part in the fourth edition of the all‑day retro event, whose 2025 programme was expanded with contributions from new partners. As a result, alongside musicians, interwar‑period re‑enactors, enthusiasts of penny‑farthings and automobiles, and virtual‑reality specialists, […]

Forum of Good Reconstruction Practices. The Saski Palace and the challenges of modernity

What challenges arise when reconstructing historic buildings with the latest technologies? This was just one of the topics discussed during the ‘Forum of Good Reconstruction Practices’, held in March 2025. This expert symposium forms part of the ongoing preparatory works for the reconstruction of the Saski and Brühl Palace complex, alongside the tenement houses on […]

Historic fragment of the Royal Castle discovered at the Brühl Palace site

On 31 March 2025, at the initiative of the Pałac Saski company, a fragment of a stone plaque that once adorned the Royal Castle’s eastern façade was formally presented to the Royal Castle at a ceremony in the Knights’ Hall. The inscribed sandstone slab, discovered during the first season of archaeological excavations conducted by the […]

Reconstruction of the Saski Palace: 2024 summary

The latest stages of preparatory works for the reconstruction of the Saski and Brühl Palace complex, as well as the three tenement houses on Królewska Street in Warsaw, are nearing completion. In 2024, works carried out on the site at Marshal J. Piłsudski Square focused primarily on safeguarding the historic fabric represented by the remains […]

Switch on the Saski Palace! A multimedia show in Piłsudski Square

A 3D model of the reconstructed Saski (also Saxon) and Brühl Palaces, along with the townhouses on Królewska Street, which has been attracting the attention of passersby in Piłsudski Square, Warsaw, since May 2024, has been given a new splash of colour. Now, inside the glass pavilion, visitors to the city centre can watch a […]