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Filming in Warsaw

52.2297°N, 21.0122°E

Warsaw

Professional film production services in Warsaw, Poland. Our local team provides comprehensive support for commercials, documentaries, and feature films across Poland's capital.

30% PISF Cash Rebate
3 Filming Spots
4 Districts
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30% PISF Cash Rebate
Uncapped Rebate Ceiling
WAW Direct Global Hub
24/7 Production Support

Scene 01 — Filmed Here

Notable Productions in Warsaw

Take 01
2002

The Pianist

Warsaw Ghetto reconstructions, Praga district, Old Town

Take 02
2018

Cold War

Mazovian countryside, Warsaw period interiors, Vistula riverfront

Take 03
2024

The Diplomatic Wife

Łazienki Park, Wilanów Palace, embassy quarter

Take 04
2007

Katyń

Warsaw period exteriors, Old Town reconstructions, Praga tenements

Scene 02 — Locations

Filming Locations in Warsaw

From landmark monuments to hidden quarters — every district scouted and permit-mapped.

Old Town Market Square

The heart of the UNESCO-listed Stare Miasto, surrounded by colourful Baroque and Renaissance-style townhouses rebuilt after WWII. Ideal for period and contemporary European scenes.

Moderate early morninglate afternoon

Łazienki Royal Park

Expansive 76-hectare royal park with the Palace on the Isle, classical amphitheatre, and picturesque gardens used for period films and fashion shoots.

Moderate morninggolden hour

Stare Miasto (Old Town)

UNESCO-listed rebuilt old town with the Royal Castle, cobblestone Market Square, and colourful Baroque townhouses. Ideal for period dramas and establishing shots.

Śródmieście

The city center featuring the Palace of Culture and Science, modern skyscrapers, and bustling business district. Perfect for contemporary urban backdrops.

Powiśle & Vistula Boulevards

Revitalized riverfront district with trendy cafés, the Copernicus Science Centre, and panoramic Vistula views popular with lifestyle and commercial productions.

Praga

Gritty east-bank district with authentic pre-war architecture, vibrant street art, and industrial spaces. A favourite among filmmakers seeking raw, unpolished aesthetics.

Scene 03 — The Case for Warsaw

Why film in Warsaw

Why Film in Warsaw

  • UNESCO Old Town offers meticulously reconstructed historic architecture
  • Dramatic contrast between pre-war Praga and modern Śródmieście skyline
  • Poland's 30% cash rebate on eligible expenditure with extra 5% for regional filming
  • Strong post-production infrastructure and experienced multilingual crews
  • Central European hub with direct flights to major production cities worldwide

Scene 04 — Logistics

Transport & Logistics

Airports WAW (10 km from city center)

Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) — 10 km from city center

Train/MetroTaxiPrivate transferRideshare
Local Transit metro · tram · taxi

metro

Two metro lines (M1 north-south, M2 east-west) connecting major districts including Praga and Śródmieście.

Crew tip: Equipment transport is feasible outside peak hours. Praga locations are easily reached via M2.

tram

Extensive tram network covering the entire city, including routes along the Vistula riverfront.

Crew tip: Useful for crew transport between Old Town, Powiśle, and southern districts.

taxi

Widely available via apps (Bolt, Uber, FreeNow) and official taxi ranks throughout the city.

Crew tip: Larger vehicles for equipment transport available with advance booking through local providers.

Production Parking moderate · Permits required

Street parking limited in Śródmieście and Old Town. Use parking garages near filming locations.

Contact Warsaw Film Commission for production vehicle permits and designated parking areas near key locations.

Getting Between Locations

Most filming locations accessible within 20-40 minutes via metro, tram, or car.

Film production in Warsaw

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