Very unique museum for rescued old neons explaining their history and also their role in Polish... read more
Very unique museum for rescued old neons explaining their history and also their role in Polish... read more
This is a small place which is hard to find beacuse the location is hidden. Only the second time it... read more
I’ve visited some sketchy Euro museums in my time (Gherkin + Penis Museums say hi) so it’s a JOY to have mind blown now and then.
Hello Warsaw’s Neon Muzeum - dedicated to preserving communist era signs and explaining how they’re inextricably linked to the social history of cold-war Warsaw.
Watch the document in the little cinema in full - you won’t regret it.
Only one gripe is the amount of dorks with professional SLRs taking their selfies waaaaaay too seriously. Take notes from Reklama and LIGHTEN UP, YOU GUYS.





The Museum shows and tells the interesting story of the evolution of the Neon Gas tubes signs industry, since discovered and till today. The intersting part is during the Comunism period. Worth visiting if you are in Soho area. Otherwise you may skip.





We came to the area to visit the closed and relocated "Life Under Communism Museum" with the Neon Museum as an after thought. I am so glad the other museum is no longer here because this little museum in the Soho district turned out to be one of my favourite places in Warsaw and it meant I gave it the time it deserved!
While the history of neon at the start is historically and scientifically interesting, what made the trip was seeing the old signs and finding out about the history associated with each. It was then interesting to spot the locations of the original signs around the city, we went as far as to visit the restored "Girl Playing Volleyball" sign in its original location after the museum.
It may sound tacky, and it is, but in the most wonderful way.





Very interesting museum with great collection of neon signs. I learned a lot about the use of neon and the history of the signs in Poland. Definitely worth visiting although a bit hard to find.

Very interesting place, unusual museum. There is nothing common with boring museums what I've visited few times. Good activity to see something original

Downloaded an app ‘In your pocket’ and found the Neon Muzeum recommended. What a find! Housed in an interesting old factory building, it was a fascinating collection of old neon signs, some illuminated, rescued from buildings whose use had changed. One wall was dedicated to the history of neon and a short film, both in English and Polish. Bargain at 12 zlotys.
