• 31 May (Sunday), 11AM–3PM (arrival before 2PM recommended)
• Location: square next to the Museum
• Meeting point: info point near the outdoor gym at the square adjacent to the Museum building
• Languages: Polish, English, Ukrainian, Belarusian, PJM (Polish Sign Language)

An extraordinary adventure awaits you in the Land of Stories! There’s been a bit of chaos—stories have broken into tiny fragments, words, and letters, which are now hidden in the meadow next to POLIN Museum. We need your help in putting everything back together and restoring the power of words!

First, we will try to catch the letters and turn some of them into animal puppets. Through a language cricket game, we’ll remind them which alphabets they come from. To make them feel at home, we’ll build them a Story House inside a special box. We will bring story characters to life using a zoetrope and create a scenography for tales from giant building blocks. By completing obstacle courses, we will decipher coded letters and read secret messages. At the end, we’ll create our own stories using stickers collected during the game and present them to the Guardian of Stories.

Surprises await everyone who completes the challenge!

You can join the game anytime between 11AM and 2PM and complete the activities at your own pace before 3PM. During the picnic, there will be a Relaxation Zone with deck chairs and a food area (payable) hosted by our vendors. Families with the youngest children are invited to the Toddler Zone, where sensory activities and games will take place.

• 31 May (Sunday), 11AM–6PM (last admission at 5:30PM)
• Location: "The Power of Words: On Jewish Languages temporary" exhibition space
• Free ticket vouchers available at the game information desk (the voucher can be exchanged for a ticket to the temporary exhibition and a game card at the Museum ticket desk; vouchers are valid until 8 June, the closing date of the exhibition)
• Languages: Polish, English, Ukrainian, Belarusian
• Prizes available at the Museum ticket desk after completing the game

Join us for a special family visit to "The Power of Words: On Jewish Languages" temporary exhibition. We have prepared the "Alphabet Whirl" game for you. At the ticket desk, you can pick up game cards and borrow backpacks filled with objects that will make your visit even more engaging.

Thanks to the game, you’ll discover the secrets of the Hebrew alphabet, track creatures hidden in old manuscripts, and learn where the word "git" comes from! At the end, collect your gifts at the ticket desk.

• 31 May (Sunday), 11AM–6PM (last admission at 5:30PM)
• Location: Core Exhibition space
• Free ticket vouchers available at the game information desk (the voucher can be exchanged for a ticket to the Core Exhibition and a game card at the Museum ticket desk; vouchers are valid until August 31)
• Languages: Polish, English, Ukrainian, Belarusian
• Prizes available at the Museum ticket desk after completing the game 

The "Mystery Museum" game is designed for families with children aged 5–10. You will explore the most interesting galleries of the Core Exhibition and search for answers to riddles. During the game, you’ll discover the highlights of the exhibition and learn many fascinating facts about the history of Poland and Jewish culture. Prizes await all participants!

The game includes selected galleries: from the Middle Ages to the Interwar Period.

• 31 May (Sunday), 11AM–6PM (last entry at 5:30PM)
• Location: Core Exhibition space
• Free ticket vouchers available at the game information desk (the voucher can be exchanged for a ticket to the Core Exhibition and an audio guide at the Museum ticket office; vouchers are valid until 31 August)
• Available in: Polish, English, Ukrainian

We invite you to explore the Core Exhibition with a special family audio guide. At the ticket desk, you can borrow compact audio devices and headphones.

The exhibition space is full of tasks and surprises. You will hear stories from royal chambers and artisans’ workshops, as well as conversations held in the streets of old towns and cities. You’ll learn stories about cooperation, friendship, family life, Jewish holidays, and traditions.

The tour includes galleries with content suitable for young visitors.

• 31 May (Sunday), 11AM–6PM
• Location: King Matt’s Family Education Area, level 0
• Free admission, pre-booking not required
• Clean indoor footware required 

Join us for fun activities in the colorful space of the King Matt’s Family Education Area. Toys, books, and interactive activities await you. You can also relax at Julia Konieczna’s mini-exhibition titled "POLIN: Space to Relax and Create."

Outdoor Game Area – Museum Grounds

• Activities take place in designated tents located next to the POLIN Museum building.
• The event takes place on grassy terrain accessible from sidewalks; movement on grass may be challenging for wheelchair users.
• Possibility of street noise (traffic, conversations).
• Noise-canceling headphones are available for borrowing.
• A quiet room is available inside the Museum building.
• Polish Sign Language interpreters will be available between 12 noon and 3PM. 

Main Hall (level 0)

• Entrance available via two revolving doors and one wide automatic door (green button located at approx. 90 cm height).
• Security screening with scanner and metal detector required.
• Assistance dogs are permitted upon presentation of a certificate to security staff.
• No thresholds or architectural barriers, although the sloped bridge leading to the ticket desks may be difficult for wheelchair users; security staff can assist.
• Ticket desk service in the Polish Sign Language: Wednesdays, 10:30AM–4PM.
• Induction loop available at the ticket desk.
• Free loan of induction loops and noise-canceling headphones available.
• Free mobile chairs available for visitors.
• Nearby accessible restroom with alarm system and baby changing table; tactile and Braille signage available.
• An accessible care room with a changing table and couch is available on level -1, accessible by elevator.

King Matt’s Family Education Area (level 0)

• No thresholds or architectural barriers.
• Entrance through glass automatic doors with markings.
• Child-friendly restrooms with lowered sinks and a changing table; induction loops available.
• Noise-canceling headphones for children, weighted cushions, and sensory-support materials are available on site.
• Dedicated breastfeeding and quiet spaces.
• Nearby restroom with alarm system and a baby changing table; tactile and Braille signage available. 

Temporary Exhibition space (level 0)

• No thresholds or architectural barriers.
• Entrance through glass automatic doors with markings.
• Tactile graphics, audio descriptions, and listening/touch materials.
• Free mobile chairs available.
• Free loan of induction loops and noise-canceling headphones.
• Nearby accessible restroom with alarm system and baby changing table; tactile and Braille signage available.

Core Exhibition (level -2)

• No thresholds or architectural barriers.
• Accessible by stairs or elevator; stairs marked with contrast strips and Braille handrail descriptions.
• Free guided tours available for groups with disabilities.
• Visitors wishing to use an assistant service are asked to contact the Museum one week before their visit.
• Information stands (PL/EN) and free tactile materials available at the entrances to galleries.
• A free audio guide is available in 12 languages, including a Polish Sign Language route. Multimedia materials are high-contrast and zoomable, and videos include Polish and English subtitles.
• Some exhibition elements may be sensory-intensive (loud sounds, lights, mirrors).
• Free mobile chairs available.
• Free loan of induction loops and noise-canceling headphones.
• An accessible restroom with alarm system and a baby changing table is located on level 0 (accessible by elevator or stairs), with tactile and Braille signage.