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Noc Muzeów 2015: An Evening of Sports & Tourism at a Warsaw Museum

Explore a special program of athletic demonstrations, interactive zones, and the UEFA Europa League Trophy in Warsaw.

The Museum of Sport and Tourism in Warsaw hosted "Noc Muzeów 2015," offering a unique evening focused on sports and tourism. Visitors engaged with live athletic demonstrations, including modern fencing and judo, and participated in traffic safety activities. A highlight was the opportunity to see the prestigious UEFA Europa League Trophy and meet Olympic fencer Aleksandra Socha. This event provided a memorable experience exploring cultural attractions.

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Exhibition summary

The Museum of Sport and Tourism in Warsaw hosted 'Noc Muzeów 2015' (Museums Night 2015) on May 16, 2015, offering a special program of sports and tourism-related attractions. Highlights included demonstrations by athletes like Aleksandra Socha and Paweł Nastula, and the opportunity to see the UEFA Europa League Trophy.

Curatorial context

The Museum of Sport and Tourism in Warsaw held its 'Noc Muzeów 2015' (Museums Night 2015) event on May 16, 2015, from 7:00 PM to 2:00 AM. This special program offered visitors a unique opportunity to engage with sports and tourism themes through a variety of attractions. The event featured live demonstrations, including modern fencing with Aleksandra Socha, Kendo by the Warsaw Kendo Club, and Judo with Paweł Nastula. Additionally, attendees could participate in a traffic safety activity zone with a rollover simulator and remote-controlled car races, and meet sport figures such as Olympic fencer Aleksandra Socha and participants of the SELMA EXPEDITION yacht voyage. Wojciech Pasieczny, a Road Safety Specialist, was also present to share insights.

Admission and ticket notes

The event was open on May 16, 2015, from 7:00 PM to 2:00 AM, with the last entry at 1:30 AM. Specific ticketing information for this event is not detailed on the page, but it was part of the broader 'Museums Night' initiative.

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Venue
Museum of Sport and Tourism
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
May 16, 2015 – May 16, 2015
Artist line / attribution
The event featured participation from athletes such as Aleksandra Socha, Paweł Nastula, and Wojciech Pasieczny.
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