Regiony Polski Wschodniej

Muzyka, słowo i emocje w Domu Polski Wschodniej w Brukseli

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W siedzibie Domu Polski Wschodniej w Brukseli odbył się wyjątkowy koncert „Nastroje na dwoje” w wykonaniu Duetu Zawróceni, który tworzą Małgorzata Turowska i Artur Kaczyński. Wydarzenie zgromadziło liczną publiczność, która miała okazję uczestniczyć w kameralnym wieczorze pełnym muzyki, refleksji i wzruszeń. Artyści zaprezentowali autorski repertuar oparty na wrażliwych tekstach i nastrojowych kompozycjach, opowiadających o życiu, emocjach i relacjach międzyludzkich. Muzyka i słowo stworzyły wyjątkową atmosferę, sprzyjającą spotkaniu, rozmowie i wspólnemu przeżywaniu artystycznych emocji. Wieczór spotkał się z bardzo ciepłym przyjęciem uczestników. Liczna obecność publiczności oraz pozytywne reakcje po koncercie potwierdziły, że wydarzenia kulturalne organizowane w Domu Polski Wschodniej są ważną przestrzenią integracji i promocji polskiej kultury w Brukseli. Dziękujemy wszystkim gościom za obecność i wspólnie spędzony wieczór. Cieszymy się, że Dom Polski Wschodniej może być miejscem spotkań, które budują więzi, inspirują i dostarczają niezapomnianych artystycznych przeżyć.

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Raport Euractiv podsumowujący CSBS 2026 już dostępny

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Z przyjemnością informujemy o publikacji raportu Euractiv podsumowującego CSBS 2026 – Competitiveness, Security & Business Summit, którego partnerem był Dom Polski Wschodniej w Brukseli. Szczyt Competitiveness, Security & Business Summit odbył się 18 marca 2026 r. i zgromadził przedstawicieli instytucji europejskich, świata biznesu, nauki oraz regionów. Dom Polski Wschodniej w Brukseli uczestniczył w wydarzeniu jako partner, aktywnie włączając się w debatę na temat przyszłości europejskiej gospodarki, bezpieczeństwa i innowacji. Raport prezentuje perspektywy ekspertów oraz najważniejsze wnioski z debat poświęconych konkurencyjności, bezpieczeństwu i innowacjom jako kluczowym czynnikom wspierającym transformację przemysłową Europy. W publikacji omówiono wyzwania oraz szanse stojące przed europejską gospodarką w kontekście zmieniającej się sytuacji geopolitycznej, technologicznej i gospodarczej. Jako partner wydarzenia Dom Polski Wschodniej w Brukseli aktywnie uczestniczył w dyskusjach, które stanowiły ważną platformę wymiany doświadczeń i poglądów na temat wzmacniania konkurencyjności oraz odporności gospodarczej Unii Europejskiej. Dziękujemy Business & Science Poland za współpracę przy organizacji wydarzenia oraz wszystkim uczestnikom za merytoryczne debaty i cenne rozmowy. Raport w języku polskim: https://zpbsp.com/aktualnosci/konkurencyjnosc-bezpieczenstwo-i-innowacje-przyspiesza-transformacje-przemyslowa-europy Raport w języku angielskim: https://zpbsp.com/en/news/konkurencyjnosc-bezpieczenstwo-i-innowacje-przyspiesza-transformacje-przemyslowa-europy

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Eastern Poland: The Energy of Nature

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Discover the landscapes and cultural heritage of Eastern Poland Eastern Poland is one of the most diverse and authentic parts of Europe — a region of lakes, rivers, forests, wildlife, mountains and historic architecture. From unspoiled natural landscapes and unique wildlife to historic towns, castles, churches and cultural landmarks, the regions of Lubelskie, Podkarpackie, Podlaskie, Świętokrzyskie and Warmia and Mazury offer a unique combination of nature, history and local identity. This exhibition invites visitors to discover selected places and landscapes of Eastern Poland through photography, presenting the beauty, atmosphere and diversity of the participating regions. Below you can discover selected photographs and descriptions presenting the natural beauty, architecture and cultural heritage of Eastern Poland. Świętokrzyskie Region Nida River – Świętokrzyskie Region, photo by Piotr Michalec The Nida is one of Poland’s most picturesque rivers, gently winding through the heart of the Świętokrzyskie region. Flowing across the protected area of the Nadnidziański Landscape Park, it reveals rare gypsum formations and unique xerothermic vegetation found in few places in Europe. Its calm current, wide meanders and unspoiled surroundings create ideal conditions for kayaking, birdwatching and slow travel. Along the Nida, visitors can reconnect with nature and experience a quieter, more authentic side of Poland. Royal Castle in Chęciny – Świętokrzyskie Region, photo by Sławomir Rakowski The Royal Castle in Chęciny is one of the most iconic landmarks of the Świętokrzyskie region and a striking symbol of Poland’s medieval heritage. Built at the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries, it once served as a royal stronghold and a treasury of the

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Eastern Poland: The Energy of Nature – Śniardwy Lake

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Warmia and Mazury Region Śniardwy Lake – Warmia and Mazury Region, photo by Warmia and Mazury Marshal’s Office Lake Śniardwy, the largest lake in Poland, captures the essence of Warmia and Mazury – a region of 3,000 lakes where nature is always within reach. Here, wide-open waters, reed islands and peaceful marinas create the perfect setting for sailing, birdwatching and true slow-life relaxation. This is a place where mornings begin with silence, fresh air and shimmering water, and every moment feels closer to nature. In Warmia and Mazury, tourists do not just visit the landscape – they live in it, breathe it and slow down with it. See you in Eastern Poland. Stay connected with East Poland House in Brussels on social media for exhibition updates, information about the upcoming contest related to the exhibition and future events promoting the five regions of Eastern Poland. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/EastPolandHouse LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/east-poland-house-in-brussels/

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Eastern Poland: The Energy of Nature – Lidzbark Warmiński Castle

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Warmia and Mazury Region Lidzbark Warmiński Castle – Warmia and Mazury Region, photo by Warmia and Mazury Marshal’s Office The Gothic castle in Lidzbark Warmiński is one of the true architectural treasures of northern Poland and a pearl of medieval heritage. Majestic red-brick walls, towers and arcaded interiors make this remarkable landmark a place where the spirit of the Middle Ages can still be felt. Once home to Warmian bishops, the castle combines history, art and atmosphere in a truly unforgettable way. Visiting Lidzbark Warmiński means stepping into a world of chivalric legends, Gothic beauty and timeless culture, right in the heart of Warmia. See you in Eastern Poland. Stay connected with East Poland House in Brussels on social media for exhibition updates, information about the upcoming contest related to the exhibition and future events promoting the five regions of Eastern Poland. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/EastPolandHouse LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/east-poland-house-in-brussels/

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Eastern Poland: The Energy of Nature – Augustów Canal

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Podlaskie Region Augustów Canal – Podlaskie Region, photo by Jadwiga Koniecko Augustów Canal is one of the Podlaskie region’s main tourist attractions. Being the largest investment of the Polish Kingdom in the 19th c., the Canal was recognized as a historic monument in 2007 by the President of Poland. The reason for its construction was to connect two rivers – the Vistula and the Neman, facilitating the transportation of goods to the Baltic sea without passing through Gdańsk and avoiding high Prussian duties. Today the Canal serves for tourists. Its total length is 101 km, part of which is in Belarus. On the Polish side, 14 of the 18 locks remain – with some of the original equipment still in place. Just like 200 years ago, the massive wooden sluice gates are opened manually, making a cruise on the Canal an even greater experience. See you in Eastern Poland. Stay connected with East Poland House in Brussels on social media for exhibition updates, information about the upcoming contest related to the exhibition and future events promoting the five regions of Eastern Poland. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/EastPolandHouse LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/east-poland-house-in-brussels/  

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Eastern Poland: The Energy of Nature – European Bison

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Podlaskie Region European Bison – Podlaskie Region, photo by Jarosław Jakóbczak European bison is one of the main reasons for thousands of visitors to come to Bialowieza National Park every year. This largest wild mammal that lived in Europe, once inhabited the entire continent.  The species was successfully reintroduced through the efforts of scientists at the dawn of the 20th c.  Today, Poland is home to a ¼ of the world’s European bison population, the vast majority of which is found in the Białowieża Forest. See you in Eastern Poland. Stay connected with East Poland House in Brussels on social media for exhibition updates, information about the upcoming contest related to the exhibition and future events promoting the five regions of Eastern Poland. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/EastPolandHouse LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/east-poland-house-in-brussels/

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Eastern Poland: The Energy of Nature – Eastern Orthodox Church in Radruż

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Podkarpackie Region Eastern Orthodox Church in Radruż – Podkarpackie Region, photo by Michał Bosek Podkarpackie is a region in Europe where true gems of wooden architecture are concentrated within a relatively small area. Along 9 routes, with a total length of 1,202 km, you can see churches, Orthodox churches, historic manor houses, hunting lodges, townhouses, and spa villas. As many as 6 sites have been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. One of them is the Orthodox Church of St. Paraskeva in Radruż, built at the end of the 16th century. Not a single nail was used in its construction. See you in Eastern Poland. Stay connected with East Poland House in Brussels on social media for exhibition updates, information about the upcoming contest related to the exhibition and future events promoting the five regions of Eastern Poland. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/EastPolandHouse LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/east-poland-house-in-brussels/

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Eastern Poland: The Energy of Nature – Bieszczady Mountains

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Podkarpackie Region Bieszczady Mountains – Podkarpackie Region, photo by Karol Nienartowicz The Bieszczady Mountains are the lowest range of the Eastern Carpathians, which stretch across Poland, Ukraine, and Slovakia. The Polish side includes the Western Bieszczady, whose highest peak is Tarnica, rising to 1,346 m above sea level. The Bieszczady trails captivate visitors not only with their unique views from the mountain meadows and peaks but also with their rich flora and fauna. To protect this biodiversity, the Bieszczady National Park was established there. See you in Eastern Poland. Stay connected with East Poland House in Brussels on social media for exhibition updates, information about the upcoming contest related to the exhibition and future events promoting the five regions of Eastern Poland. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/EastPolandHouse LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/east-poland-house-in-brussels/

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Eastern Poland: The Energy of Nature – Kazimierz Dolny

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Lubelskie Region Kazimierz Dolny – Lubelskie Region, photo by Michał Lenart Kazimierz Dolny is the most popular tourist destination in the Lubelskie region, famous for its Renaissance architecture and beautiful natural landscape along the Vistula River. The town is known for its medieval castle and tower, charming market square, historic granaries and picturesque parish church. Visitors can enjoy walking along the riverside promenade, taking boat trips and exploring the loess ravines and scenic trails of the Kazimierz Landscape Park, which offer stunning views of the town and the river. See you in Eastern Poland. Stay connected with East Poland House in Brussels on social media for exhibition updates, information about the upcoming contest related to the exhibition and future events promoting the five regions of Eastern Poland. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/EastPolandHouse LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/east-poland-house-in-brussels/

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