The ever-popular Fabryka Norblina is really over two centuries of history right in the center of Warsaw. So it's only fitting that a museum would tell that history! The Fabryka Norblina Museum goes over the beginnings of Norblin Factory in the late 18th Century when the land was purchased by Franciszek Ryx who started with two villas and an English-style garden. Now, the space has grown to 10 historic buildings and 50 machines and devices located over 2 hectares—truly a tale of growth!
The permanent exhibition at the Norblin Factory Museum is based on four basic tour routes: ‘Buildings and Architecture’, ‘Machines and Equipment’, “Products” and "People .‘ An additional path connecting the most important and interesting elements of the basic paths is ’The Norblin Factory in a Nutshell," which is guided by museum guides.
We recommend two routes in particular: the Buildings and Architecture route as well as the Machines and Equipment route. Here you can see objects that are part of the historic Norblin Factory, entered in the register of monuments.
Equally interesting is the Products route, where you can see the original historical products of the Factory. The People route is a walk through the factory streets and squares, which have their own patrons. Plan for around 1 to 1.5 hours for the whole experience!
The permanent exhibition at the Norblin Factory Museum is based on four basic tour routes: ‘Buildings and Architecture’, ‘Machines and Equipment’, “Products” and "People .‘ An additional path connecting the most important and interesting elements of the basic paths is ’The Norblin Factory in a Nutshell," which is guided by museum guides.
We recommend two routes in particular: the Buildings and Architecture route as well as the Machines and Equipment route. Here you can see objects that are part of the historic Norblin Factory, entered in the register of monuments.
Equally interesting is the Products route, where you can see the original historical products of the Factory. The People route is a walk through the factory streets and squares, which have their own patrons. Plan for around 1 to 1.5 hours for the whole experience!
