The 2025 Independence March passed through Warsaw today after a 14:30 start, gathering up to 250 000 participants and ending safely at PGE Narodowe around 16:30.
Presidential Participation
President Karol Nawrocki did not lead the procession but joined the crowd, carrying the blue‑and‑red flag. The Presidency confirmed his attendance, and live‑stream editors posted videos and photos.
Crowd Size
Security figures estimated about 100 000 people on the route, while organizers counted up to 250 000 participants during the march. Numbers were updated in real time by event organisers.
Security and Medical Response
City services reported no serious security threats. The Warsaw City Hall monitored the situation through the Central Security Center, noting a calm event; medical help was provided only to a few individuals needing care.
Additional Restrictions
Today, Warsaw imposed extra limits, banning drone flights and pyrotechnic devices. Despite this, the march saw small fireworks and smoking candles, noted by media reports.
Route and Timeline
The march began at the Roman Dmowski roundabout after 14:30, moving along Jerusalem Avenue, crossing the Poniatowski Bridge, and passing through Wary Miedzeszyński Street, Szczecin Shore, and Siwka. The final stage was set for the PGE Narodowe grounds hosting a stage, speeches, and concerts, with the main column arriving around 16:30.
