A place that tells the story of Praga
The Museum of Warsaw's Praga is one of the most interesting cultural institutions on the right bank of the Vistula River. It was opened in 2006 as a branch of the Warsaw Museum and is located in historic tenement houses at 50/52 Targowa Street – just a few minutes' walk from Hit Hotel in Praga Północ. It is the perfect place to learn about the history of one of the oldest and most colorful districts in the capital.
Praga was a separate town for centuries and was only incorporated into Warsaw in the 18th century. Today, it is considered one of the most authentic parts of the capital, with preserved original buildings, a unique atmosphere, and a rich local culture. The Museum of Warsaw's Praga allows you to discover this history in an extremely accessible and engaging way.
What can you see in the museum?
The museum's exhibition includes both permanent and temporary displays, showcasing the daily life of Praga’s inhabitants, the history of craftsmanship, local traditions, and social changes. Among the main attractions are:
Praga model – a detailed model of the district illustrating its development over the centuries.
Documents and photographs – archives illustrating the history of residents and local businesses.
Religious and cultural traditions – collections related to the multicultural character of the district, including Jewish, Orthodox, and Catholic heritage.
Craftsmanship and daily life – exhibits presenting the work of craftsmen and ordinary families.
Temporary exhibitions – devoted to contemporary art, local creators and topics related to the history of Warsaw.
Thanks to interactive elements and rich collections, the museum is an interesting place for both adults and children.
The museum as part of the Praga trail
The Museum of Warsaw's Praga is an excellent starting point for further exploration of the district. Nearby you can find, among others, the St. Florian's Cathedral Basilica, the Church of St. Mary Magdalene, atmospheric tenement houses on Ząbkowska Street, and the modern cultural center Soho Factory.
Guests choosing a hotel in Warsaw near the city center and wanting to experience the authentic character of the capital will find a visit to the museum a highly valuable experience.
Why is Hit Hotel the best base for visiting the museum?
Staying at Hit Hotel in Praga Północ puts you just a few minutes’ walk from the Museum of Warsaw's Praga. This is very convenient, especially for those who want to start their day with a museum visit and then continue exploring the attractions of the entire district.
The hotel offers comfortable rooms at an affordable price, a restaurant, and convenient access to the center of Warsaw – allowing you to fully enjoy the city's charms while staying close to local attractions. It is an ideal offer for individual tourists, families with children, and groups.
Museum of Warsaw's Praga – living history
This place not only documents the past but also actively participates in the cultural life of the district. Meetings, workshops, film screenings, and artistic events are organized here, allowing visitors to feel the atmosphere of Warsaw's Praga even better. This makes the museum a unique space where history meets contemporary life.
FAQ – frequently asked questions
Where is the Museum of Warsaw's Praga located?
The museum is located at 50/52 Targowa Street, a few minutes’ walk from Hit Hotel.
Is the museum suitable for children?
Yes, the exhibitions are interactive and interesting for the youngest visitors, and educational workshops are also organized.
What are the opening hours?
The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday. It is best to check current hours on the official website before your visit.
✨ Planning a stay in Warsaw? Stay at Hit Hotel and discover the authentic atmosphere of Praga – start with a visit to the Museum of Warsaw's Praga, just steps from the hotel! Book your accommodation now and learn the history of the capital from an exceptional perspective!
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