Great history in 303 Sq museum named W/Cdr. Jan Zumbach

It is only regrettable that it took me so long, actually several years, to visit this place. It turned out extraordinary. The collected period exhibits, uniforms, memorabilia, photos and descriptions delight with their quality, attention to detail, class and precision of presentation. You can really move back in time to the extraordinary heroism of our pilots during World War II. The creators of the museum put all their passion and heart into it. You can see it at every turn. Indoors as well as in outdoor exhibitions, airplanes or film sets. It is friendly, warm and intimate, and at the same time with a momentum that many European museums can envy. I want to be there and never leave this place. At the end of this wonderful and individually shared visit, I was able to sign the museum's special Chronicle, for history and posterity. The village of Napoleon, an obligatory place on the map of aviation enthusiasts, but also those who are interested in the history of Poland.