FEATURES, ORIGINS, VALUES AND LEGAL PROTECTION
The exhibition located in the original 19th century basement of the Town Hall Annex combines, in a modern way, traditional museum exhibits and multimedia presentations. An interesting feature of the underground complex is mysterious well which only has water when there is water in the pond in the park. The exhibition uses eight forms of presentation that include notice boards, for which iconographic materials have been developed, multimedia Informational displays, reconstructions of interiors based on discovered and preserved architectural relics and museum exhibits. The exhibition presents the history of the Town Hall in Zamosc from the 16th century to the present day including the archaeological work carried out around it in the 20th and at the beginning of the 21st century. As a result, several historical features were discovered including a water tank, from the mid 17th century along with its original inlet channel and a well from the 19th century, which is located inside the old prison facility in the current Town Hall Annex. The history and architecture of the Town Hall in Zamosc is compared to other buildings of this type in Poland. The exhibition also includes contemporary picture of Zamosc, as a city that has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The exhibition also covers the cities that have been twinned with Zamosc and the presence of the city’s and region’s name on the seas and oceans of the world in the form of ships names that include “m/s Zamosc”, “m/s Ziemia Zamojska” and “m/s Roztocze”. Presentations include photographs and other memorabilia from the ship launching ceremonies.

TOUR ORGANISER
Zamosc Museum
Ul Ormianska 30
Tel +48 84 639 64 94
e-mail: biuro@muzeum-zamojskie.pl
http://www.muzeum-zamojskie.one.pl/

ACCESSIBILITY OF FACILITIES BY VISITORS
The route was opened on 1st May 2011.
Information on sightseeing tours is available from the TOUR ORGANISER.
Length of the route is around 180m.
Tour takes about 1hour.
The temperature inside is 22° C and humidity is 70%.
The route is electrically illuminated.
The facility is not suitable for people with physical disabilities.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes.