Is the hunger for travel inherited in our genes? What journey do the manuscripts from Zbigniew Herbert's archive tell about? And what is Herbert's philosophy of traveling? We invite you to the Palace of the Republic for December curator-led tours of the exhibition 'Mr. Herbert - the Traveler.' The tour will be led by Anna Romaniuk.

Tour dates:
• December 6 (Friday), 17:30
• December 13 (Friday), 17:30
• December 14 (Saturday), 12:00
• December 15 (Sunday), 12:00
• December 27 (Friday), 17:30
Palace of the Republic
pl. Krasińskich 3/5, 00-207 Warsaw
Free admission, no registration required.
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The manuscripts presented at the exhibition form a story: from Lviv to Warsaw, from the suitcases of a homeless man – to 'packing' for the final journey-death, from the thrill of freedom in travels – to the bitterness of returns to the homeland, from the delight in foreign cities – to the longing for the 'non-existent city,' from joy here and now – to the melancholy of the past, from euphoric gratitude – to the resignation of the end. It is a story about Herbert, but also a universal story about life, transience, and death.
More information about the exhibition at [bn.org.pl](https://bn.org.pl)
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• INFORMATION REGARDING SAFETY WHEN VISITING THE EXHIBITION:
The exhibition 'Mr. Herbert - the Traveler' contains flashing images and contrasting light and dark combinations, which may trigger seizures, discomfort, disorientation, nausea, or headaches and eye pain in individuals with epilepsy, photophobia, or sensitivity to visual stimuli. If such symptoms occur, please discontinue your visit to the exhibition.