Polish collector opens largest museum of Apple products in Europe

Created for Apple enthusiasts and tech fans, the Apple Museum of Poland. Found at the revitalized Norblin Factory complex in Warsaw, the museum will feature a complete collection of Apple gadgets allowing users to experience the “history and development” of the company.

With over 16,000 exhibits related to the development and evolution of Apple products, the products will be rotated periodically. The museum will showcase “the most complete and the largest collection in the world” presenting computers, laptops, accessories, telephones, software, peripherals, multimedia carriers with unique Apple materials, posters, and more.

As per the museum’s website, the first exhibit will feature the Apple 1, Macintosh 128K, the 20th anniversary Macintosh, and the iMac G3. The Apple 1 replica has been signed by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.

The museum had previously been operating at a temporary location in Piaseczno, however, the collection’s owner Jacek Łupina thought it was time for a change in scenery.

“The choice of our new location was not accidental. The Norblin Factory appears to be the most electrifying lifestyle center in this part of Europe. It is a place with magical cultural and social potential. A place where the spirit of the extraordinary history of Polish industry hovers, enclosed in a unique modernist-classicist architecture. The Norblin Factory is the quintessence of the mix of tomorrow resulting from yesterday. It is exactly like the Apple brand”