A branch of the Museum of Kraków in a shelter under a school in Nowa Huta, with the exhibition "State of Emergency" about shelters and the Cold War.
Underground Nowa Huta is a branch of the Museum of Kraków, set up in a shelter under Mechanical School Complex No. 37 at os. Szkolne 37. It is the first place opened to visitors as part of a route devoted to Nowa Huta's shelters.
The main exhibition is "State of Emergency" (Stan zagrożenia). It tells about shelters and the Cold War in the context of Nowa Huta, and its theme is the reflex of hiding from danger. The exhibition is located in the basement of the school, in the space of the shelter.
According to the museum's website the site is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00, and closed on Mondays, Tuesdays and public holidays. The last admission for individual visitors is 30 minutes before closing, for groups 60 minutes. Tickets can be bought through the bilety.mhk.pl system or, subject to availability, at the ticket office on the day of the visit. The museum also offers guided tours of the exhibition and themed walks, which are best booked in advance.
Nowa Huta has more to see, among others Wanda Mound about 1.4 km away and the People's Theatre. The Polish Aviation Museum is about 4 km away.
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