Polish Folk Dance Show in Warsaw with AB Poland Travel
Difficulty
easy
Duration
30–60 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, including those new to dancing or limited mobility.
Overview
Step into Poland’s rich cultural heartbeat with AB Poland Travel’s lively folk dance show in Warsaw. Experience traditional dances, live music, and interactive fun in an unforgettable night.
Polish folk dance show in Warsaw
Starting at €390
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About This Adventure
Immerse yourself in Polish culture with a captivating evening of live music and traditional dance. Enjoy performances by a professional group in vibrant costumes, learn basic dance steps, and participate in fun competitions. This interactive experience promises to be both entertaining and educational, making it a memorable night out.
Experience Polish culture and listen to live music during an outstanding evening in one of our selected restaurants. The professional group of folk dancers and musicians will introduce you to the best traditional Polish dances!
Highlights:
- The show is performed live by a professional group of 4 dancers and 3 musicians in traditional costumes
- You will see traditional Polish dances, such as kujawiak, polka, oberek and mazur
- It is an interactive show including competitions with prices for the participants
- The dancers teach the audience some basic steps of traditional Polish dances
- The dancers are English-speaking
Prices
- 4 dancers and 3 musicians – 30 minutes/ 390€
- 4 dancers and 3 musicians – 2 x 30 minutes/ 450€
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early
Getting to the venue early ensures you get a good seat close to the dancers for full immersion.
Wear Comfortable Shoes
Since you’ll be invited to join in some basic dance steps, wearing comfortable footwear is recommended.
Ask Questions
The dancers speak English and welcome questions about Polish dance traditions and music styles.
Book in Advance
Spaces can fill quickly, so securing your spot ahead of time is advised.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Pigeons in city squares
- Urban foxes occasionally spotted in green urban parks
History
Polish folk dances like the mazur and polka have roots dating back several centuries, reflecting diverse regional identities.
Conservation
The show promotes cultural sustainability by keeping traditional dances and music alive in a modern urban context.
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Adventure Hotspots in Warsaw
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Shoes
Essential for participating in light dance steps during the show.
Light Jacket
Useful for cooler evenings if the venue has open-air sections.
spring|fall|winter specific
Camera or Smartphone
Great for capturing vivid costumes and lively performances.
Portable Charger
Keep your devices powered for photos and staying connected.