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Warsaw Stock Exchange becomes part of Poland’s largest miniature world

One of the most recognizable landmarks of the Polish financial market has become part of Poland’s largest miniature world. The Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) headquarters has been recreated at a scale of 1:25 and, as of 12 August 2026, is featured in the Warsaw exhibition of Kolejkowo. The model showcases not only the Exchange Centre building at 4 Książęca Street, but also miniature figures of employees of the WSE Group, highlighting the people who help shape the Polish capital market. The project forms part of the celebrations marking the 35th anniversary of the Warsaw Stock Exchange and supports its economic education initiatives.

The miniature model of the Exchange Centre has joined the miniature Warsaw exhibition at Kolejkowo, located at 39 Sienna Street, alongside some of the capital city’s most iconic landmarks. The project faithfully recreates not only the distinctive architecture of the WSE headquarters but also its everyday surroundings. Thanks to the use of 3D scanning technology, the exhibit also features individuals involved in the functioning of the capital market, emphasizing the role of the people behind the processes taking place on the market.

"Behind every transaction, IPO and market quotation are people, their ideas, determination and hard work. The Warsaw Stock Exchange is far more than numbers, charts and today’s record index levels. It is a place where entrepreneurship meets courage and where visions are transformed into real success stories. We are therefore delighted that part of this story is now being told here, at Kolejkowo," said Dominika Niewiadomska-Siniecka, Member of the Management Board of the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

The inclusion of the Exchange Centre in the Kolejkowo exhibition is part of the WSE’s broader efforts to promote knowledge about the capital market and finance. Projects of this kind make it possible to present topics related to investing, entrepreneurship and capital raising through entertainment, discovery and shared family experiences in a format that is accessible to a wide audience.

"For many years, the Warsaw Stock Exchange has been one of the key symbols of modern Warsaw. We are delighted that this unique headquarters building and the people who bring it to life have joined the worlds of Kolejkowo. It demonstrates that business and finance can be presented in a light-hearted, engaging and entertaining way," said Jakub Paczyński, President of the Management Board of Kolejkowo.

The project is one of the initiatives marking the 35th anniversary of the WSE. Since its inception, the Warsaw Stock Exchange has combined the development of the capital market with educational activities aimed at increasing financial literacy and promoting long-term investing. Cooperation with Kolejkowo enables the Exchange to reach new audiences visiting one of Poland’s most popular educational attractions.

"The project is primarily educational in nature. Placing the Warsaw Stock Exchange headquarters in one of Poland’s most popular family and educational attractions provides an attractive way to explain what a stock exchange is, how companies raise capital to support growth, and the role the capital market plays in building a modern economy. In the world of miniatures, even complex economic concepts become more approachable and easier to understand," emphasized Robert Stankiewicz, Director of Communications and Marketing at the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

The partnership also has a market dimension. Kolejkowo has been listed on the NewConnect market since 8 April 2025. Last year, its exhibitions in Wrocław, Gliwice and Warsaw attracted more than 500,000 visitors. The presence of the Exchange Centre model at Kolejkowo therefore combines financial education with the story of a company that itself benefits from the opportunities offered by the capital market.