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Multimedia Fountain Park

  • CategoryOutdoor Show
  • Duration30-45 minutes
  • AdmissionFree (reported; confirm for the current season)
  • PriceFree
  • TransportWalk 10 minutes down the slope from the Old Town; tram and bus stops on Wybrzeże Gdańskie

The Multimedia Fountain Park (Multimedialny Park Fontann) is an outdoor water show on the Skwer 1 Dywizji Pancernej WP in Podzamcze, below the Old Town in Warsaw, Poland. Set between the historic district and the Vistula, it combines jets of water, coloured lighting, projected images, music and lasers in short evening performances during the warm season. The fountains and screens of mist create moving images, and the shows tell stories with music that ranges from classical pieces to popular songs.

The Multimedia Fountain Park near the Old Town is an outdoor show of water, light, music and lasers on summer evenings. Shows are cancelled in bad weather.

The Multimedia Fountain Park (Multimedialny Park Fontann) is an outdoor water show on the Skwer 1 Dywizji Pancernej WP in Podzamcze, below the Old Town in Warsaw, Poland. Set between the historic district and the Vistula, it combines jets of water, coloured lighting, projected images, music and lasers in short evening performances during the warm season. The fountains and screens of mist create moving images, and the shows tell stories with music that ranges from classical pieces to popular songs. Performances generally take place on summer evenings after dark, reported as Friday and Saturday nights from about 20:30, and the exact schedule changes by month, so visitors should check the Estrada website before going. A visit lasts roughly 30 to 45 minutes. Admission is reported as free, though visitors should confirm for the current season. Shows are cancelled in bad weather, particularly strong wind or rain. The park lies about a ten-minute walk down the slope from the Old Town, and trams and buses stop on Wybrzeże Gdańskie. Good photo angles are from the raised steps at the back of the seating area, where the full spray of water and projections fit in one frame, and from the edges to catch the light on the water. The crowds are heaviest for the first shows of the evening in July and August, when families gather around the fountains. Arriving about 30 minutes early secures a front-row place, and bringing a light jacket is wise because the area near water can feel cool. The fountains are a convenient add-on to an evening spent in the Old Town, followed by dinner at one of the nearby restaurants or a walk along the river.

Practical information for Multimedia Fountain Park · Last updated September 2026
Admission Free (reported; confirm for the current season)
Hours Evening shows in the warm season (reported as Fri-Sat, about 20:30-21:30 depending on the month); confirm the schedule at estrada.com.pl
Typical visit 30-45 minutes
Best time After dark, May-September
Getting there Walk 10 minutes down the slope from the Old Town; tram and bus stops on Wybrzeże Gdańskie
Address Skwer 1 Dywizji Pancernej WP, 00-272 Warsaw (Podzamcze)

Location

Skwer 1 Dywizji Pancernej WP, 00-272 Warsaw (Podzamcze)

52.2536, 21.0045 View on map

Highlights

  • Synchronised water, light and laser show set to music
  • Evening performances beside the Old Town
  • Short 30-45 minute shows suit families
  • Free to watch, reported for the current season

Tips for visiting

  • Check the current schedule at estrada.com.pl before going.
  • Arrive about 30 minutes early for a front-row spot.
  • Expect cancellations in bad weather.
  • Bring a light jacket since it can be cool near the water.
  • Combine with an evening in the Old Town.

When to visit

After dark from May to September, on clear evenings with light wind.

Accessibility

The park is an outdoor public area at the foot of the Old Town slope, with mostly level paving at the viewing area. Visitors should check the route down from the Old Town, which involves a slope.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the show last?

Plan about 30 to 45 minutes for the performance and arrival.

Is it worth it for kids?

Yes. The lights, water and music tend to hold children's attention, and shows are short.

Is photography allowed?

Photography is generally fine in this public outdoor space. Tripods may be difficult on crowded evenings.