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Great museum with rare and unique subject

Very unique museum for rescued old neons explaining their history and also their role in Polish... read more

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A little bit of neons

This is a small place which is hard to find beacuse the location is hidden. Only the second time it... read more

Reviewed February 3, 2023
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Reviewed January 7, 2019 via mobile

Having recently visited some large museums with a very broad scope in other cities, this museum came as a welcome change. As interesting as the big museums often are, a visit of several hours can also be quite exhausting. If you have a good look at everything in the Neon Museum, and read every description (it's all available in English), you will be there for not longer than an hour. It has one theme, one type of exhibits: Neon signs! Neon signs from Poland, more accurately; I don't think I have seen signs from elsewhere there. The small exhibition is well presented with an introductory information board on the history of neon signs. Many signs are restored, in working order and switched on. I think I wouldn't recommend going there with smaller children - there are rather scary "don't touch, high voltage!" signs everywhere, but there aren't any barriers or protections, so it's left to the visitors to heed the warnings and avoid electrocution. A small souvenir shop has posters, mugs and similar things.

Date of experience: January 2019
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Reviewed January 4, 2019 via mobile

I didn’t think I’d have any interest in this at all, but it told a fascinating story that combined science, design, history and politics. Something for everyone!

Date of experience: January 2019
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Reviewed December 16, 2018 via mobile

We visited the neon museum as it was something we’d never heard of before. We were pleasantly surprised and felt it was worth the train journey (we also visited the vodka museum as it was on the same side of the river). It was refreshing and had good photo opportunities; however you can only take photos on your phone and for personal use which was fine for us anyway. Some very interesting facts and a cheap way to spend some time.

Date of experience: December 2018
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Reviewed December 16, 2018 via mobile

Such a wonderful little museum located in the Praga district of Warsaw.

A fascinating insight into the history of Neon and a superb collection lovingly collected and cared for by the Neon museum.

You can visit the museum in 30 mins tops and can take photos only with your phone, not professional equipment which is good. Nothing worse than bloggers taking up areas for photoshoots and you having to navigate around them.

Would definitely visit again and it's close to the museum of Communist life and some great eateries.

Date of experience: December 2018
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Reviewed December 7, 2018 via mobile

We did not know what to expect when we went into this museum. It was fascinating to see the craftsmanship and art forms that symbolised the communist years, bringing some colour and light to what were otherwise drab times. I would love to have seen Warsaw all lit up with these signs. There are more outside on the buildings around the museum, including the excellent restaurant next door.
Well worth a visit.

Date of experience: February 2018
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