An unforgettable space adventure and the entire Universe at your fingertips - Kosmopark has come to Warsaw. It is one of the most engaging interactive exhibitions, where an impressive space of 1800 m2 and over 40 thematic areas.

Here everyone can feel like an astronaut on a mission. You can enjoy a spectacular projection of the sky, the stars and the farthest reaches of space in the Planetarium. Virtual VR Expeditions, on the other hand, allow you to travel to Mars and the Moon. You also have the opportunity to experience the daily life of astronauts on the International Space Station. You will feel the power of the energy that drives stars in the Plasma Lab, and in the Vortex you will discover the most mysterious and fascinating phenomena of the Universe - black holes. Aerial manoeuvres in the gyroscope, or space training, is an exciting challenge for daredevils who are at least 140 cm tall. You'll also find out how much effort it takes to walk on Jupiter, where strong gravity makes you weigh almost 2.5 times as much as on Earth. And these are just some of the surprises that await you as you explore the space exhibition.

Additional attractions of the Cosmopark include interesting workshops. Here, children can create their own mini-universe enclosed in a jar or shimmering like galaxies, a Bobo balloon. Each activity combines creativity with science. Participants not only have fun, but also learn about physical and chemical phenomena in a cosmic way. The workshops are conducted in a light, interactive form, so that children quickly get involved in the fun and don't even notice that they are just acquiring new knowledge. What's more, space birthdays can be organised here, as well as other events in intergalactic style.

Cosmopark invites you to conquer the Universe 7 days a week From 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Toddlers up to the age of 3 enter free of charge, and children up to the age of 14 can visit the exhibition only with an adult guardian.

See the exhibition Cosmopark.

The Norblin Factory houses a veritable vehicle of art, technology and emotion. The impressive interiors, equipped with 360° moving screens, laser projectors, as well as a spatial sound system, become the setting for mesmerising productions. There is no permanent exhibition here. Usually, every few months Art Box, in partnership with global experts, prepares a completely new seasonal exhibition.

In 2025, visitors had the opportunity to attend the excellent installation „Alphonse Mucha - The Magic of Art Nouveau. ”Romantic Chopin” is another interactive exhibition in Warsaw realised by Art Box Experience. You can embark on a heart-stirring journey through the life and works of the eminent composer from 19 September 2025 to 31 January 2026. A retrospective from his childhood in Żelazowa Wola, through Warsaw salons and Viennese turbulence to Parisian artistic bohemia. Eight themed spaces await an immersive show, an interactive music sculpture, VR, an AI tree with mentors and inspirations, and a final room dedicated to the Chopin Competition.

The creators of the Art Box Experience are not resting on their laurels. They have created an innovative space Art Box Metaverse, where you will become part of a digital world and an engaging adventure. 4D virtual reality is a whole new dimension of entertainment. It provides full interaction with the environment as well as other participants in real time. The first story is a dark „Hotel Dracula”. This VR experience has been successful in Paris, Madrid and Barcelona. Now it's time for Warsaw! And already in November, the next installment - an ideal offer for the whole family - a fantastic world of the most beautiful fairy tales.

The Art Box is also an event space, providing a spectacular backdrop for conferences, banquets, premieres or shows of all kinds, including fashion. Thematic and educational workshops, including for children, and guided tours with storytelling and refreshments are also held here.

See the Art Box Experience exhibition: „Romantic Chopin".

The mission of the Copernicus Science Centre is to stimulate curiosity about the world and encourage independent discovery and critical thinking through interactive scientific experiences. It is one of the most recognisable educational institutions in Poland. An integral part of Copernicus is also the Planetarium, offering film screenings, musical and visual performances and astronomical shows under a dome full of stars. The Centre also hosts workshops, laboratory classes, meetings and other special events.

Exhibitions in Copernicus They change and complement each other, but are all available with a single admission ticket (not counting the Planetarium). The huge open space occupying most of the first floor of the building is full of interactive stations and installations. „Experimentation Zone” includes more than 200 stands where you can explore the laws of science on your own. „Bzzz!” is a section dedicated to toddlers - full of tactile, olfactory and sonic games. Older visitors can enjoy, among other things, the „High Voltage Theatre”, where they can see a demonstration of electrical discharges with their own eyes. Humanoid machines play the role of actors in the „Robotic Theatre”. The „Majsternnia” is also worth a visit. - a space for creative building and testing ideas without instructions. The exhibition „The Future is Today” focuses on the not-so-distant future that most of us will experience. It comprises three parts: Human 2.0, Digital Brain? and Mission: Earth. The latest exhibition „Mirrors. Between Illusion and Reality” is a journey into a world where the boundaries between the real and the illusory are blurred. 

The Copernicus Science Centre is the place to go when you are planning to Weekend with a child in Warsaw, but also an outing with a bunch of friends or even an unusual date. Finally, a practical tip! Before your visit, check the „Today in Copernicus” tab to make sure which attractions are available on the day.

See the exhibitions of the Copernicus Science Centre: „Bzzz!”, „High Tension Theatre”, „Robotic Theatre”, „DIY”, „Experimentation zone”, „The future is today”, „Mirrors. Between illusion and reality".

The Melt Museum is a multisensory-immersive space that has been operating since October 2024 and has already become one of the city's artistic landmarks. It is a place where the boundaries between art and technology, as well as the real and the virtual, melt. The museum was created as the vision of the award-winning duo Melt Immersive - Kamila Staszczyszyn and Kuba Matyka. They are artists known from Atelier des Lumières in Paris or Ars Electronica in Linz. They have numerous collaborations to their credit, including with PRO8L3M, Hania Rani, Dawid Podsiadło and Sokol, as well as with brands such as Disney, Netflix and Versace.

Right from the threshold you are transported into the world of „Artificial Dreams” - a permanent exhibition where techno-utopia intertwines with a cyberpunk vision of the future. Eleven immersive spaces - full of spectacular projections, light and sound responding to your presence. You can actively co-create an interactive symphony of perception. 

Melt Museum is attraction in Warsaw, suitable for both children and adults. Everyone will find a shared fascination in a completely new dimension. The experience lasts approximately 35-90 minutes. Guided tours are available on selected dates. What's more, various types of events can be organised here. From corporate parties, to events requiring a unique multimedia setting, to birthdays.

See the Melt Museum exhibitions: „Artificial Dreams".

In the historic Old Town Square, not only monuments and details recounting the history of the town of Siren await you, but also modern interactive museum. Warsaw is full of such contrasts and non-obvious fusions. And the World of Illusions Museum, located on the first floor of one of the tenement houses in the Old Town, is a place that completely shatters the sense of the obvious. Here, reality plays tricks on the imagination, and optical illusions, games of light and perspective create a unique story full of surprises.

The exhibition is permanent and includes more than sixty installations. Each room surprises with a different way deceiving perception. The Mirror Room is a labyrinth in which it is difficult to distinguish where reality ends and reflection begins. The space here stretches into infinity. The Chamber of Shadows allows you to „stop” your shadow on the wall. In the Ames Room, on the other hand, perspective plays first fiddle. The people standing on two sides of the room appear to be of completely different sizes. The iconic „head on a plate” is an attraction that demands to be fixed in a photo. At the end, the Vortex Tunnel awaits. The floor seems to ripple and you lose your balance, although you are actually stepping on a stable bridge.

These illusions not only entertain but also teach. They also show how easily the eye and brain can be fooled. Lots of laughs and great souvenir photos await you here. To make sure the photos come out spectacularly, it's best to take them from marked points. The World of Illusions Museum also takes care of the educational dimension by organising activities for school groups. Birthdays, photo shoots and other events can also be held here.

See the exhibition World of Illusions Museum.

One of a kind interactive exhibition in Warsaw, and above all a valuable life lesson - the Invisible Exhibition. Invisible Exhibition is a global educational project, also operating in Sweden, the Czech Republic, Hungary and the United States. It aims to raise awareness about the lives of blind and visually impaired people through an interactive experience in total darkness. It teaches empathy and is an inspiring experience, forcing you to reflect, but also showing you how barriers can be overcome through determination. During your visit you will be accompanied by various emotions - surprise, sometimes even a slight discomfort, but above all you will discover the world from a completely different perspective and enrich your social sensitivity.

The adventure, or rather the challenge, lasts just over an hour. Your guide is a blind or partially sighted person and the minimum age to participate is 9 years old. Remember to wear comfortable clothing and footwear and that you leave your phone and any gadgets in a locked cupboard. Before darkness falls, you find yourself in the „visible” section. This is a place full of everyday objects, Braille, toys and aids used by visually impaired people. This allows you to build some context before entering a world almost devoid of visual stimuli, where you will try to cope with everyday situations without the aid of sight. The whole experience also allows you to discover how important the other senses are - hearing, touch and smell.

The exhibition offers companies and institutions Invisible Team Building. It is an original and engaging way to strengthen team relations and an interesting alternative to traditional team-building meetings.

See The Invisible Exhibition.