The collection contains several dozen different color and coat varieties of mice.
The habitats are connected by transparent pipes that allow mice to move freely between rooms above visitors' heads.
The exhibition is designed to simulate a miniature civilization with its own internal 'urban' infrastructure.
The facility maintains specific humidity and temperature levels to mimic a natural burrow environment.
The mice are cared for by dedicated staff who manage a rotation of specialized dietary and social enrichment programs.
Mice Town (Miasto Myszy) is an indoor interactive exhibition featuring over 500 live mice living in elaborate, themed habitats. The facility is divided into multiple interconnected rooms, each designed with unique decor, including alpine landscapes, space themes, and intricate miniature villages. Visitors view the animals through transparent barriers that allow for close-up observation of mouse behavior in complex social structures. The exhibit is climate-controlled to ensure the health and comfort of the resident mice throughout the year. It operates as a unique educational space focusing on the daily lives and interactions of these small rodents in a controlled, safe environment.
The elevated transparent tunnel sections where mice frequently pass directly above the walking path.
Visit during non-peak hours to better observe the mice when they are most active in their tunnels.
Avoid tapping on the glass, as sudden vibrations can stress the animals and cause them to retreat into their burrows.
The temperature inside is kept stable, so dress in layers if you are visiting during the peak of summer.
Do not attempt to touch the mice or tap on the glass enclosures, as these actions disturb the animals.
Open daily throughout the year; hours may be shorter during the low winter season.
