"The Neon Museum is the only place of this kind in Poland. It was opened in 2012 and, in addition to showcasing a collection of neon signs dating back to the period from 1945 onwards, is devoted to the mission of preserving and documenting light advertisements from that period (it was on the Museum's initiative that such iconic neon signs as the Mermaid on Grójecka Street or the "Soaps and Paints" sign on Nowolipki were renovated, while the legendary "Jas i Malgosia" neon was reproduced on Jana Pawła II Avenue.) The museum is located within the post-industrial Soho Factory in Kamionek, the oldest part of the Praga district, on the right-bank Warsaw.
Discover over 60 (and counting!) neon signs and learn about their story! You can do it in the framework of a regular visit during the Museum's opening hours, or opt for a private guided tour (possible even outside business hours)."
Neon Museum
