Underground Rynek
GREAT OPENING - 24th september, 8 pm
Krakow is so old that no one can fully grasp its immense history. The Krakus Mound even remembers the times of the Celts and the legendary Avars. Krakow was also home to the Slavic dukes and kings who decided on the shape of the city that was to become the capital of one of the most powerful states in medieval Europe.
The underground museum opening to visitors at the beginning of this September will be the first of its kind in Poland, and unique on a global scale too. The ‘In the Footsteps of Krakow’s European Identity’ exhibition will be a multimedia show as well as a journey through time – allowing visitors to not only see the history of the origins of the legendary city, but also to touch them!
In the archaeological park located 4 metres below the surface of Krakow’s Market Square, we will see a section of medieval Krakow come alive, something as yet unprecedented in Europe. The historic monuments that were found there are evidence of the continuity of trade, pursued here uninterruptedly for over 800 years.
Underground museum:
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25 plasma screens 13 LCD screens 104 players 160 signal converters 27 multimedia projectors 37 touch screens 190 degree projection screen 1 fogscreen 98 speakers 28,000 m - total length of cables 5 holograms |
150 audiobooks 700 archaeological monuments 500 models of the historic monuments 8 animated movies 5 documentary films 7 mannequins and scale models 5 time capsules 600 3D digital reconstructions 30 multimedia posts 25 display cases 64 digital cameras
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