What you'll hear inside Warsaw Uprising Museum:

• 1
  Room of the Young Insurgent

  A gallery dedicated to the youngest insurgents and children who participated in the uprising.

• 2
  Palladium Cinema

  A small screening room that continuously shows original footage shot by insurgents in 1944, which was used to produce newsreels during the uprising.

• 3
  Sewer System Replicas

  Two replicas of the sewage network situated in the mezzanine and basement levels, allowing visitors to experience how insurgents moved through German-occupied territory.

• 4
  Hospital of the Insurgents

  A recreation of the hospital that provided medical care and treatment to the wounded during the 1944 uprising.

• 5
  Hangar with B-24 Liberator

  A spacious hall featuring a full-scale replica of the B-24 Liberator bomber, suspended from the ceiling above the main hall.

• 6
  Observation Tower

  Located at the top of the building, it offers panoramic views across Warsaw from this elevated vantage point.

• 7
  The Printing House

  A room displaying original typewriters and printing presses used to produce clandestine newspapers during the German occupation.

• 8
  City of Ruins

  A short 3D film projection offering an aerial view of Warsaw's ruins in 1945.

• 9
  Nazi Section

  Dedicated to the horrors of German occupation and the atrocities committed by German forces during the uprising.

• 10
  Communist Section

  Displays the Soviet takeover of Poland, Stalin's puppet government, and the absence of support during the uprising.