Let's start our adventure with a visit to the Museum of Games and Computers of the Past Era (Museum of Games) in Wroclaw. This place is a real paradise for lovers of retro gaming and computer history. Located at 20A Orląt Lwowskich Square, the museum offers an unforgettable journey back in time to the 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s.

To reach the museum, it is best to use public transportation - the nearest bus and streetcar stop is just a 5-minute walk from the entrance. For motorists, parking is available in the area.

The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Tickets cost $33 for adults and $23 for children (as of 2023), but it's worth checking current prices on the museum's official website.

What awaits visitors? A huge collection of old computers, consoles and game machines. You can not only admire the exhibits, but also play many of them! This is a great opportunity to show children what computer games were like in the days of their parents or grandparents. We especially recommend classics such as Mario, Contra or Duck Hunt.

For the youngest (7-12 years old) there will be special stands with educational games. Older children and adults will appreciate the opportunity to play original arcade machines. Remember that it is worth reserving about 2-3 hours for the tour.

There are many attractions near the museum, including the Raclawice Panorama and the Centennial Hall, so you can combine your visit with other points of interest.

Another fascinating place is Hydropolis in Wroclaw, a unique water knowledge center. It is located at 17 Na Grobli Street and is easily accessible by public transportation - the nearest bus stop is a 3-minute walk away.

Hydropolis is open daily from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm (until 7:00 pm on weekends). Tickets cost PLN 32 for adults and PLN 24 for children (as of 2023), but it's worth checking current prices on the website.

This place is a real treat for small and big explorers. On an area of 4,000 m² you will find as many as 8 thematic zones dedicated to water. Interactive exhibitions, multimedia presentations and fascinating experiments will make learning about water an unforgettable adventure.

Special educational paths with quizzes and tasks have been prepared for children aged 6-12. Older children and adults can use augmented reality to explore the secrets of the oceans or learn about the water purification process.

There is a cafe on site where you can relax and have a snack. It is worth planning about 2-3 hours for the tour. Nearby Hydropolis is the Zoological Garden, which allows you to plan a full-day trip.

Let's now move to the Baltic coast, where the MuzeON Multimedia Museum in Trzęsacz awaits us. This unusual place, located at 3b Klifowa Street, tells the fascinating story of the ruins of a Gothic church on a cliff.

To reach the museum, it is best to use a car or bus - the bus stop is about a 10-minute walk from the entrance. During the summer season, there are also trains to the nearby Trzęsacz station.

The museum is open daily from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm (until 8:00 pm in the summer season). Tickets cost about PLN 25 for adults and PLN 15 for children (as of 2023), but it's always worth checking current prices on the official website.

What awaits visitors? An extraordinary journey in time, during which we will learn about the history of Trzęsacz and the legend associated with the ruins of the church. The museum consists of four air-conditioned rooms, where modern technology takes us back in time.

Special quizzes and interactive educational games have been prepared for children aged 7-12. Older children and adults will appreciate the special effects and multimedia presentations, which present the history of the region in a fascinating way.

The tour lasts about 30 minutes, but it is worth reserving more time to see all the exhibitions in peace. After visiting the museum, be sure to visit the nearby church ruins on the cliff - an unforgettable sight!

There are many attractions in the area, including beautiful beaches and the Whale Park, so you can plan a day trip.

Another fascinating place is the Multimedia Museum of Karkonosze in Karpacz, located at 5 Karkonoska St. This modern museum offers an unforgettable journey through the history of Karkonosze.

The museum is easily accessible - it is located in the center of Karpacz, and the nearest bus stop is just a 2-minute walk away. Free parking is available for motorists.

The facility is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Tickets cost about PLN 30 for adults and PLN 20 for children (as of 2023), but it's always worth checking current prices on the museum's website.

What awaits visitors? An extraordinary journey through the history of the Giant Mountains, from the formation of the continents, through the era of the great reptiles and the ice ages, to the present day. The museum consists of several thematic rooms, where modern technologies take us back to different eras.

For children aged 6-12 there are special interactive quizzes and educational games. Older children and adults will appreciate the large-scale model of the Giant Mountains and the opportunity to admire the constellations in the night sky thanks to UV light.

It is worth reserving about 1.5-2 hours for the tour. After visiting the museum, we recommend taking a walk around Karpacz and taking the ski lift to Kopa - a great complement to the knowledge gained at the museum.

There are many other attractions in the area, including the famous Wang Temple and the Park of Miniature Monuments of Lower Silesia, which allows you to plan a several-day stay in the region.

Our journey through fascinating interactive museums now takes us to Warsaw, where we will visit POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews. This remarkable place, located at 6 Anielewicza St., offers a fascinating journey through a thousand years of Polish Jewish history.

The museum is easily accessible by public transportation - the nearest subway station 'Ratusz Arsenal' is a 10-minute walk from the entrance. Paid underground parking is available for motorists.

POLIN is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm (until 8:00 pm on Thursdays). Tickets cost PLN 30 for adults and PLN 20 for children (as of 2023), but it's worth checking current prices on the official website. Importantly, admission to the permanent exhibition is free on Thursdays.

What awaits visitors? A modern, multimedia exhibition that presents the history and culture of Polish Jews in a fascinating way. Interactive installations, films and animations make the tour an unforgettable experience for people of all ages.

Special tours and educational workshops have been prepared for children aged 6-12. Older children and adults can take advantage of audio guides that offer in-depth information about the exhibition.

It is advisable to reserve at least 2-3 hours for the tour. The museum also has a restaurant serving Jewish cuisine, allowing you to extend your visit and enjoy traditional dishes.

There are many other attractions close to the museum, including the Zoological Garden and the Old Town, making it possible to plan a day trip around Warsaw.

At the end of our trip, we will visit the Interactive Flipper Museum 'Pinball Station' in Warsaw, located at 8A Kolejowa Street. This place is a real paradise for lovers of games and retro entertainment.

The museum is easily accessible by public transportation - the nearest train station, Warsaw Ochota, is a 5-minute walk from the entrance. For motorists, parking spaces are available in the area.

Pinball Station' is open daily from 12:00 to midnight (until 2:00 on weekends). An entrance ticket costs about $59 for adults and $49 for children (as of 2023) and allows unlimited play on all machines. It's always worth checking the museum's website for current prices.

What awaits visitors? More than 50 flippers from different eras, from classic machines from the 1960s to the latest models. This is not only a museum, but above all a place where you can play to your heart's content on all machines!

For children aged 8-12, it's a great opportunity to learn about the history of the games and develop dexterity. Older children and adults can compete in tournaments organized by the museum.

It's worth setting aside at least 2-3 hours for a visit, although many visitors spend much longer here. The museum also has a cafe where you can relax and have a snack.

There are many other attractions nearby 'Pinball Station', including the Copernicus Science Center, allowing you to plan a full day of attractions in Warsaw.

All in all, these six fascinating interactive museums in Poland offer an unforgettable experience for the whole family. They combine education with entertainment, allowing you to actively explore history, science and culture. Whether you're interested in technology, history, nature or games, you'll find something to enjoy here. Remember to check the current opening hours and ticket prices before you visit, and reserve enough time to explore. These modern museums are a great way to spend time with your family, combining learning with fun and creating great memories.