Park Miniatur Województwa Mazowieckiego, Miniature park museum in Warsaw, Poland.
Park Miniatur Wojewodztwa Mazowieckiego is a museum in Warsaw that displays more than 30 detailed scale models of buildings from the Masovian region. All models are built at a 1:25 ratio, showing well-known architecture from different periods.
The museum opened in 2010 and first displayed a miniature of Saski Palace near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. From this initial piece, the collection grew to include more buildings from across the region.
The models depict buildings that have shaped the identity of the Masovian region through their architectural styles. You can see how these structures define the local landscape and remain important landmarks for residents.
The museum is open from late April through early September and offers guided tours for visitors. Families and school groups receive special rates, and there are educational programs that help you understand the architecture on display.
The models use 3D-printed elements for decorative details and figurines, combined with weather-resistant materials like glass and metal. This blend of modern technology and classic materials makes each model both durable and detailed.
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