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Noc Muzeów 2022: Engaging Sports, Tourism, and Culture Exhibition in Warsaw

Experience a unique evening of historical exhibits, dynamic demonstrations, and interactive workshops in Warsaw.

The Museum of Sport and Tourism in Warsaw presented 'Noc Muzeów 2022', an annual event offering free access to diverse exhibitions. Visitors explored permanent collections and special displays, including a tribute to Wanda Rutkiewicz. The program also featured engaging sports demonstrations, hands-on workshops, and cultural activities for all ages.

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Exhibition summary

The Museum of Sport and Tourism in Warsaw invites visitors to 'Noc Muzeów 2022' (Museum Night 2022) on May 14th, starting at 6 PM. The event features access to permanent and temporary exhibitions, including a special display on Wanda Rutkiewicz, along with a rich program of sports demonstrations, workshops, and interactive activities.

Curatorial context

The Museum of Sport and Tourism in Warsaw hosted 'Noc Muzeów 2022' (Museum Night 2022) on May 14th, beginning at 6 PM with free admission. Visitors had the opportunity to explore the permanent exhibition 'History of Polish Sport and Olympism' and temporary exhibitions such as 'Ach, how pleasant... - Spa and leisure tourism on postcards from the 19th and 20th centuries' and 'Wanda in the frame,' a special exhibition dedicated to Wanda Rutkiewicz. The event offered a wide array of activities, including fencing, archery, kendo, and judo demonstrations and workshops led by top Polish athletes and trainers. Visitors could also learn sailing and climbing knots, receive water safety advice from Legionowo WOPR rescuers, and meet judo legend Paweł Nastula. The program included catering by WARS and fitness equipment testing, with the event also being broadcast online. The museum stayed open until 1 AM, with the last entry at 00:30.

Admission and ticket notes

Admission to Noc Muzeów 2022 was free. The museum was open from 18:00 to 01:00, with the last entry at 00:30. Specific exhibition timings and event schedules are detailed in the program.

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