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HumanTech Summit 2026 · Warsaw, Poland · 3–5 December 2026

Together with our partner, the Warsaw Tourism Organization, we look forward to welcoming you to Warsaw for three days of inspiring discussions, cutting-edge research, knowledge sharing and networking. Whether you are joining us from Poland or travelling from abroad, this guide will help you plan your visit and make the most of your time at the conference.

December 2026 3–5 Thu – Sat

23 days to go

  • Thu 3 Dec Startup Event
  • Fri 4 Dec Main conference · evening Get Together Party
  • Sat 5 Dec Main conference

Central House of Technology, Krucza 50, Warsaw · Map (opens in a new tab)

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Jump to: Venue · Getting to Warsaw · Accommodation · Getting around · Registration · Programme · Discover Warsaw · Practical information · Online participation · FAQ

1. Conference venue

Central House of Technology (CDT)
Krucza 50, 00-025 Warsaw, Poland
Cedet building, 1st floor

The venue is in the heart of Warsaw, within easy reach of the city's main transport hubs, hotels, restaurants and attractions. You can get there by metro, tram, bus or taxi. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

On-site facilities: cloakroom, elevator access and free Wi-Fi for all participants.

Inside the venue. Photos: Centralny Dom Technologii virtual tour (opens in a new tab) – take the full walk-through there.

2. Getting to Warsaw

Warsaw is well connected to major European and international destinations by plane, train and car.

By plane

By train

Connections and tickets: PKP Intercity (opens in a new tab).

By car

Central Warsaw has paid parking zones, so check parking near the venue in advance. The nearest underground car park (420 spaces) is an 8-minute walk from the Central House of Technology (Krucza 50, venue in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)). Car park in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

Map of central Warsaw showing the venue, Central House of Technology at Krucza 50, and the Plac Powstańców Warszawy car park about 600 metres north (opens in a new tab)

3. Accommodation

Our partner hotels offer special rates for HumanTech Summit participants. All are within walking distance of the venue. December is a busy period in Warsaw, so book early.

All hotels are within walking distance of the venue. See all on Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

4. Getting around Warsaw

Free public transport tickets for active participants. Our partner, the Warsaw Tourism Organization, has prepared complimentary public transport tickets for all active participants. You will receive yours at the registration desk.

Warsaw has an extensive network of metro, trams and buses (ZTM), and the venue is in the city centre. These apps show live ZTM timetables and plan your route:

Taxis and ride-hailing services such as Uber and Bolt are available throughout the city.

5. Registration and on-site information

Arrive a little early to collect your conference badge and get familiar with the venue.

  • Registration desk: floor 0, next to the entrance of the Central House of Technology.
  • Have your ticket ready – on your phone is fine, no need to print.
  • Your badge is your access pass. Please wear it throughout the conference.
The Central House of Technology building at Krucza 50 seen from the street Reception desk with the Centralny Dom Technologii logo, next to the entrance

The building at Krucza 50 and the reception next to the entrance. Photos: Centralny Dom Technologii (opens in a new tab).

What is included in your ticket?

Depending on your ticket category, access may include:

Check your ticket for the exact scope of access, or see all ticket types.

6. Conference programme and networking

HumanTech Summit is a meeting point for researchers, business leaders, technology experts, public institutions and innovators. Over three days you can look forward to:

KeynotesSpeeches by internationally recognised experts.
Sessions and panelsScientific sessions and panel discussions.
WorkshopsHands-on, interactive activities.
Startups and exhibitionStartup presentations and exhibition spaces.
PostersPoster presentations of current research.
NetworkingMeet academia, business and the public sector.

View the conference agenda

3 December – Startup Event

HumanTech Startup Event 2024

A day dedicated to innovation, entrepreneurship and the future of technology: the Startup Challenge with promising ventures, a special event by UN Global Compact Network Poland including the premiere of the Standard for Responsible AI Implementation, and a panel discussion with experts and industry leaders. Stay for networking with founders, investors and business representatives.

4 December – Get Together Party

Get-Together Party 2024

An evening of networking, conversations and entertainment, with a discussion panel of invited guests followed by a performance by LUMO. A relaxed side of HumanTech Summit 2026.

Workshops – 3 and 5 December

HumanTech Summit 2024 workshop session

Practical sessions led by experts and practitioners. See the programme for descriptions, times and registration.

7. Discover Warsaw

Warsaw combines a rich history with a vibrant contemporary culture, an exciting food scene and a fast-growing technology ecosystem. If you have some free time, we recommend:

More attractions: official Warsaw tourism website (opens in a new tab).

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8. Practical information for international visitors

CurrencyPolish złoty (PLN). Cards are widely accepted and ATMs are easy to find.
LanguagePolish. English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants, attractions and business settings.
Weather in DecemberUsually cold, often around or below freezing, with possible snow and rain. Bring warm clothing, a winter coat and comfortable shoes.
Time zoneCentral European Time (CET, UTC+1).
Electricity230 V, type C and E sockets.
Emergency number112 – police, ambulance and fire brigade.
MobileEU/EEA visitors can generally use their plans under EU roaming rules. Others may want an international roaming package or a local SIM/eSIM.
Visa and entryPoland is in the Schengen Area. Requirements depend on your nationality – check the Office for Foreigners (opens in a new tab) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (opens in a new tab) before travelling.

9. Online participation

Can't join us in Warsaw? You can follow HumanTech Summit 2026 online with an online access ticket.

  • Access details and streaming instructions will be sent by email to registered online participants before the event.
  • Make sure you use the email address you gave during registration.
  • Check your internet connection and browser before the conference begins.

Technical help: htsummit@swps.edu.pl.

10. Frequently asked questions

What language is the conference in?

English.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No. Show your ticket on your phone at the registration desk.

Are meals included?

Catering and refreshments depend on your ticket category – check your ticket for details.

Can I attend individual workshops?

Yes, workshops need a separate registration. See the programme for details.

Who organises HumanTech Summit?

The HumanTech Center at SWPS University in Warsaw, together with UN Global Compact Network Poland. The Organizing Committee is chaired by Konrad Maj, Head of the HumanTech Center.

Who can I contact with questions?

Our team will be happy to help: htsummit@swps.edu.pl.

We look forward to seeing you in Warsaw!
The HumanTech Summit 2026 Organising Team – Beyond Intelligence: Human Futures in a Technological World