Because of these comments we just never thought of going there when it came to planning our free time together with Little Man. It was one of the best experiences we had together with Little Man!
Next, you receive a short introduction from a staff member of what you will see, how to walk around the place, what to be aware of, what to do and what not to. English speaking staff and introduction available for visitors. The first room you enter has a big pool in it with the globe hanging above and this is where a movie is screened about water on Earth — history, facts etc.
The movie is in Polish but there are English subtitles for foreigners to read. He was excited and I was comfortable with his safety and the safety of the museum itself ;. We went to the right and entered a room with plenty of different deep-ocean creatures. They were stunning. The museum prepared some real size 3D exhibits of some of these species and on a number of different screens you can see videos and pictures of them too, including facts and figures related.
Little Man liked the pictures and movies of the creatures of course. Short parent note — as you get a bit further into the room the creatures seem to be more and more scary rather than funny so once we saw the first part of the room I quickly moved on with Little Man to the next room not to scare him. Moss all around!!! As you move on with the exhibition, you get to discover more and more interesting things, experiments, displays and phenomena related to water.
Our English-speaking guests enjoyed it a lot too and in my opinion, the museum did a great job in having everything translated so well for foreign visitors. Moreover the exhibition is just right in its length — not too long, not too short, not overloaded with information and another great thing is that you choose what you want to see, listen or read about more, you choose what you want to experience and what not.
