Edition 2027

WARSAW BOOK FAIR 2027

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Date of the event
20 May 2027 23 May 2027
PGE Narodowy
al. Księcia Józefa Poniatowskiego 1, Warszawa, Poland
Frequency
Annual

About the Event

Description

The Warsaw Book Fair (Targi Książki w Warszawie) is the largest and most significant literary event in Poland, serving as a premier meeting point for publishers, authors, and readers. Held annually in the heart of Warsaw, the fair features hundreds of exhibitors from Poland and around the globe, offering a diverse range of literature including fiction, non-fiction, academic works, and children's books. The event is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, hosting hundreds of author signings, literary debates, and cultural workshops that celebrate the written word and promote literacy across all generations.

Exhibits

Nearly 500 exhibitors including major international publishing houses, independent presses, academic publishers, and cultural institutes from over 14 countries.

Activities

Literary festivals, award ceremonies such as the IKAR Prize, book signings, panel discussions, workshops for children, and professional industry seminars.

Speakers

Bestselling Polish and international authors, literary critics, translators, and industry experts participating in meet-the-author sessions and debates.

Demos

Live illustrations, digital publishing showcases, interactive storytelling sessions for kids, and presentations of new audiobook and e-book technologies.

Accessibility

Located in central Warsaw at Parade Square (Plac Defilad). From Warsaw Chopin Airport, take the S2 or S3 train to Warszawa Śródmieście. Numerous tram and bus lines stop at Centrum or Metro Świętokrzyska.

Exhibitor Count

500

Expected Attendance

90000

Ticket

Standard
Free / person
  • General admission for a single day providing access to all exhibition areas and open meetings.
Professional
Free / person
  • Access for industry professionals and media representatives for networking and trade events.

Location

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