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Creativity inspired by nature
Poland perceives its people as the country’s great resource – creative, well educated, full of energy and ingenuity, able to face new challenges and set trends.
What to expect
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Unique architecture and wooden design
The Pavilion, the tree-like wooden structure with a kinetic sculpture, references the large-scale migration of birds from Poland to the Arab world. It explores the nation's diverse global connections, as well as its role as a leading producer of goods.
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New exhibition every week
The space for temporary exhibitions is dedicated to exhibitions prepared by the Polish regions and institutions. Exhibitions will change on a weekly basis, showing the diversity of Poland’s natural environment, culture, tourist attractions and science.
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Children’s zone
Apart from planned workshops for children, our young visitors are welcome to spend some time in a children’s zone and play educational outdoor games.
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Live music
Expect live performances of pianists, DJ’s and singers in the outdoor zone of the Poland Pavilion almost every day.
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Special hosts
Students from five Polish universities will be involved in the everyday running of the Pavilion. Students will be your hosts, guides and hopefully new friends.
Quick facts
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Video games
Poland is the world’s 4th largest exporter
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Nobel Prize
3 Polish women received 4 prizes
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European bison
1/4 of the global population is found in Poland
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Did you know?The Polish Table, an interactive, multimedia art installation in the Poland Pavilion, will be a welcoming intercultural meeting place. It was created out of over 100 wooden blocks and special modules made of materials characteristic of Poland, such as glass, silver and copper, steel and ceramics. One of the modules was even 3D printed in aluminium used in space solutions. The Polish Table will be a background for the story about the Polish landscapes, natural resources, design and culture.
