In the early 1950s, in connection with the threat of the Cold War, the authorities of the People's Republic of Poland began to build anti-aircraft shelters on the territory of the country. Numerous results of this project can be seen in Nowa Huta. During the tour we will talk about the historical context of the construction of shelters and about what typical protective structures were supposed to look like. Together with the museologist Agata Klimek- Zdeb, we will also visit the original space of the shelter from the period.
HOW TO GET THERE? nearest stop: Struga tram: 16, 22, 74
Muzeum Krakowa – Podziemna Nowa Huta
“Shelters in Nowa Huta — the legacy of the Cold War” — guided tour of the permanent exhibition with sensory aids and audio description elements AD
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In the early 1950s, in connection with the threat of the Cold War, the authorities of the People's Republic of Poland began to build anti-aircraft shelters on the territory of the country. Numerous results of this project can be seen in Nowa Huta. During the tour we will talk about the historical context of the construction of shelters and about what typical protective structures were supposed to look like. Together with the museologist Agata Klimek- Zdeb, we will also visit the original space of the shelter from the period.
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