The National Ethnographic Museum is one of the oldest ethnographic museums in Poland, established in 1888. Located in the center of Warsaw, in a historic building, the Museum presents and makes available diverse collections of objects from all over the world, as well as it realizes a rich programme of temporary exhibitions, educational activities, and cultural events. The educational and exhibition space, designed with the youngest visitors in mind, includes interactive, engaging family exhibitions that are adapted to children’s perceptions. Currently, the Museum presents 4 permanent exhibitions embracing the most valuable collections: the African Expeditions, Asian Roads, the Order of Things, the Time of Celebration, and the Korean Gallery. The Museum can be visited in the company of pets.