A hundred years ago, the operation of restitution to Poland of many priceless works of art and national mementoes looted by Russia during the partitions began. Among them were also items from the collections of king Stanisław August, which formed part of the furnishings of the Royal Łazienki. Polish cultural property was returned as a result of the Peace of Riga. The exhibition at the Open-Air Gallery at Al. Ujazdowskie avenue is devoted to the peace agreement of 1921.

Following the decision of the Government Crisis Management Task Force on the measures aiming at containing the spread of the SARS-COV-2 virus, all the facilities of the Royal Łazienki Museum will be closed from 16 March to 3 May 2021.

The orders of the Baltic states from the inter-war period, originating from the collections of an eminent Lithuanian collector Vilius Kavaliauskas, will be presented at an exhibition in the Officer Cadets School from 2 February to 15 August 2021.

Richly adorned, gold-plated audience throne from the 1st half of the 18th c., which had been used by August II and August III, will be at display in the Palace on the Isle from 2 February to 31 May 2021. The Baroque piece of furniture, adorned with coats of arms of Poland and Saxony, is one of the few preserved throne armchairs from the era of the Polish-Saxon union.