Neon Museum in Warsaw

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Neon Museum in Warsaw, Neon sign museum in Praga district, Warsaw, Poland

The Neon Museum displays an extensive collection of restored neon signs from the 1960s and 1970s, illustrating Polish commercial art and design evolution.

Founded in 2012, this institution preserves and exhibits neon advertisements that survived from the Cold War period across Poland's urban landscape.

The museum documents the transformation of Warsaw's streets through illuminated signs that represented both state-owned enterprises and cultural institutions.

Located at Minska 25 street, the museum offers guided tours and maintains regular hours from Monday to Saturday 12:00-18:00 and Sunday 11:00-17:00.

The collection includes the restored Giant Red Rooster sign and the E Wedel Boy on a Zebra, representing significant examples of Polish advertising design.

Location: Warsaw

Inception: May 19, 2012

Address: Mińska 25, budynek 55 03-808 03-808

Opening Hours: Poniedziałek-Sobota 12:00-18:00; Niedziela 11:00-17:00

Phone: +48665711635

Email: info@neonmuzeum.org

Website: http://neonmuzeum.org

GPS coordinates: 52.25015,21.06236

Latest update: March 6, 2025 17:23

Warsaw photo spots: historic center, parks, museums

Warsaw combines medieval architecture with modern districts and offers visitors a look at several centuries of Polish history. The Old Town was reconstructed after World War II and includes the Market Square, the Royal Castle and the Barbican. The Palace of Culture has defined the skyline since the 1950s, while Wilanów outside the center displays baroque grandeur. The city stretches along the Vistula River, whose banks provide space for walking. Łazienki Park combines gardens with neoclassical buildings, while the Saxon Garden counts among Poland's oldest public parks. The POLIN Museum documents the history of Polish Jews, and the Neon Museum preserves postwar commercial signs. Praga on the right bank of the Vistula retains prewar buildings and has become an emerging arts district. Zabkowska Street shows preserved 19th-century tenements. Scientific institutions like the Copernicus Center and cultural venues complement the historical sites.

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