Museum of Polish History

In the dynamic landscape of cultural preservation, museums stand as custodians of history, art and heritage. The Museum of Polish History in Poland, Warszawa embarks on a mission to not only preserve the past but also embrace the demands of modern connectivity.

The architectural and operational parameters of the museum have been  designed to reflect this commitment, boasting an expensive surface area in excess of 44,000 square meters distributed over six planned levels, including four aboveground and two subterranean. 

The museums infrastructure supports an exhibition space measuring 7,300 square meters, complemented by a temporary exhibition area of 1,400 square meters, dedicated to presenting a comprehensive and dynamic portrayal of Poland’s historical and cultural evolution.  In addition to this, the museum also has  restaurants, a library, a rooftop terrace and a park with an amphitheater. 

The Museum of History of Poland endeavors to enable crucial services within its premises, catering to the needs of essential responders such as the police and fire brigade, alongside ensuring reliable cellular coverage for visitors and staff. In an era where communication is fundamental to safety the museum recognizes the importance of uninterrupted connectivity for an improved visitor experience.