The diploma thesis focuses on the design of the Museum of Water Transport in the former ship hall, located in the Winter Harbor in Bratislava. The effort to revive this industrial area is also the proposal of a museum in the building of the ship hall, thanks to which the history of the Winter Harbor and water transport in Slovakia would be preserved. Since it is a national cultural monument, the proposal respects the architecture of the building and preserves the original form and materials used. New constructions have been added to the interior, which are differentiated by color and thus create a contrast between new and old structural elements. The floor plan of the future museum is divided into 2 main parts: the entrance zone and the exhibition zone. The first contact of the visitor with the museum takes place in the entrance area, where tickets and souvenirs are sold. The visitor can make his visit to the museum more pleasant by sitting in the cafe, from where he has a view of the exhibition area with the exposition. In the summer months, he can also use the terrace inside the complex with a view of the harbor, where the reconstructed tugboat Šturec is located, right opposite the proposed museum. The exhibition zone on the 1st floor consists of a permanent exhibition, which continues on the 2nd floor, where it is complemented by interactive objects and a lecture area. The design of the interior solution also respects people with reduced mobility, therefore there are no floor elevations in the interior, which allows wheelchair users to move between individual parts of the museum without problems. The result of the thesis is a design of a functional interior solution for the Museum of Water Transport in the area of the Winter Harbor in Bratislava. Thanks to the creation of the museum, a place would be created that would preserve the rich history of water vessels and a once important industrial point in the capital of Slovakia.