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There are three laboratories at the Copernicus Science Centre: biology, chemistry, physics laboratories, and also a robotics workshop. Each visitor must be at least 13 years old, and a group cannot be larger than 12 students (for a robotics workshop) or 16 students (for the laboratories).

Studio Theatre
(Palace of Culture and Science)

The Gala Dinner will take place on stage of Studio Theatre situated in complex of Palace of Culture and Science

Completed in 1955 as a ‘gift from the Soviet people’, the building is the embodiment of Socialist Realist architecture. It is still the tallest building in Poland and fulfils the role of a cultural centre accommodating theatres, museums, a cinema and a concert hall. The highest viewing platform in Warsaw, on the 30th foor, offers an excellent panoramic view of the city.

The Palace of Culture and Science was built between 1952 and 1955; it was a "gift of the Soviet people to the Polish nation", offered by Joseph Stalin himself. The architect was Lew Rudniew. The Palace is the highest building in Poland, standing at 237 m (which is 42 floors) with an area of 817,000 m2 and has over 3,000 rooms, including offices, institution headquarters, two private universities and the Polish Academy of Sciences. Moreover, the Palace has a post office, cinema, swimming pool, museums, libraries and theaters. The palace is one of the largest conference facilities in Warsaw, comfortably accommodating more than 4,500 participants at a time, at dozens of meetings and training conferences annually.

Science, one on the most important cultural venues in Warsaw, with great artistic programme.

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NInA
(National Audiovisual Institute of Poland)

The National Audiovisual Institute (NInA ) is a public cultural institution established to digitize, share and promote the Polish audiovisual heritage. It’s statutory mission is to collect, archive, reconstruct and facilitate dissemination of the most valuable manifestations of film, music and theatre culture. NInA runs projects harnessing the power of the Internet and addressed to a wide audience, such as multimedia libraryNINATEKA.PL. The Institute is involved in initiatives focused on new media, culture 2.0, media education and research.

The Institute is known best for its Polish School of Documentary DVD collection,  internet projects such as online audio and video archives of ninateka.pl or threecomposers.pl (nominated for FIAT/IFTA Award 2014), broad educational activity and publishing of born digital magazine dwutygodnik.com and biweekly.pl). In 2011 we were responsible for a 6-months cultural programme of the Polish Presidency in EU Council, within the 4 days  European Culture Congress.

Since May 2015 the Institute runs year round cultural programme in its cutting-edge audiovisual center in Poland, that has recently opened its doors to the public. A high-tech multifunction auditorium ready for 4K screenings, concerts, and theatre plays, a mediatheque with a rich collection of unique audiovisual materials. NInA is the organizer of the festival of new audiovisual culture called NInA Beta.

For more information go to the website.