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Faithless in Wrocław

The British electronic music phenomenon with four-times Platinum album “Forever Faithless: The Greatest Hits”, sales over 20 million and close to 1 billion streams,...

Inside Seaside

The 2nd edition of the Inside Seaside festival will take place at the AmberExpo space in Gdańsk between 9 and 10 of November. This...

E. Wedel Chocolate Factory

On the 4th of September (the International Chocolate Day) E. Wedel realized its long-awaited project and opened for the visitors the Factory of Chocolate...

Key Insights for Foreign Business Leaders

Insights from Ronald Binkofski, CEO STX Next, a leading software house based in Poznań, Poland. Before joining STX Next, Ronald served as President of...

The enduring impact of foreign business leaders in Poland

Poland’s business landscape is increasingly characterized by this synergy of local and international expertise. As Polish leaders continue to make their mark, their collaboration...

TITANIC Artifacts

A one-of-a-kind exhibition presenting the extraordinary story of the largest and the most magnificent passenger ship of its time, seen by over 35 million viewers around the world, is now available to visitors at Soho Art Center in Warsaw. “TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibition” features 160 authentic exhibits recovered from the wreck remaining at the bottom of the North Atlantic. Visitors embark on a journey receiving a replica of the boarding pass, to set off together with the passengers and the crew on the first and the last voyage of the most luxurious and technologically advanced ship of its era. The presented artifacts include passengers’ personal belongings such as jewelry, watches, suitcases, shoes, documents, letters and money, as well as large, authentic sections of the ship – the control station, massive steel doors leading to the deck, a telegraph, a window from the officer’s cabin or statue of an angel, that once decorated the majestic wooden staircase of the Titanic. Visitors can admire the full-size luxurious interiors, reconstructed from the recovered original furnishings, fine porcelain and beautifully decorated cutlery. Some of the exhibits are presented in Europe for the first time. This educational exhibition of the recovered and preserved artifacts, transports us back in time to April 1912. We witness the greatness of human vision and creation, followed by the unforgettable tragedy, which forever left its mark on hearts and minds of people – the sinking with almost 1,500 people losing their lives. Visitors are able to use an audio guide in six languages. Suitable for all ages.

Wiktoria Sawicka-Djassi
Wiktoria Sawicka-Djassi
Freelance author, journalist and editor with over ten years of experience in public relations and communication for both domestic and international lifestyle brands. People and community enthusiast. Culture lover with a weak spot for literature. Traveler passionate about social diversity and mutual impact of people and their values.
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