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The lady in the cloakroom shouldn't be in the service line. She was neither friendly nor helpful when I asked her about the locker. Or maybe she was just racist. Because she smiles nicely at Europeans but sure she treated me unkindly. I felt really offended by her behaviour, and then she was looking through my cloak to see the brand or something. Sure, she can explain that she was looking for the tag to hook the coat, but her expression tells otherwise.
But the museum itself was still quite alright
But the museum itself was still quite alright
The Chopin Museum in Warsaw is an interactive museum where you can listen to catalogs of works by Chopin and learn about his life. Offered on weekends, there are even half hour piano concerts. While the museum is rather small, the exhibit is full of information and offers guests the opportunity to learn about and appreciate Chopin. Highly recommend.
The Chopin Museum offers an immersive experience into the life and music of the great composer. Interactive exhibits and beautiful recordings make it a must-visit for classical music lovers
Great exhibition where you can explore the life of Chopin as well as listening to his compositions. There is also a room for kids. We had a great time and really enjoyed our stay as well as the building itself.
Given how expensive some museums/churches are in the UK, I thought this was good value for money. Am interesting insight into Chopin and some creative ways to educate people. My favourite was a piano, where you chose a score, placed it on top and the piano played the piece. Interesting building also. The bust display was good too. Souvenir shop was was reasonably priced also; I bought a fridge magnet for 5 PLN/£1
Amazing, loved it, even got to have 10 rounds of 5 different weapons. So worth going and seeing everything in the coastal area. Once in a lifetime opportunity.
A very nice museum with interesting exhibits, and a very nice collection of miniatures depicting the Uprising. There are comprehensive labels in English, so it's not necessary to use an audio guide.
Great museum with many historical artifacts, the main highlight for me were the models which were all of great detail and quality. Despite most of the text being in polish, I still could appreciate most of the history.
You sold me a gun that broke after the second time of trying now I threw 110 zlotý in the trash 0 stars
It's a lovely interactive museum, don't miss a chance to visit it! Apart from the comprehensive insight into the Frederic's biography, there's an exhibition of some of his belongings and stands/cabins where you can enjoy listening the Shopin's masterpieces 👌
We visited the museum on the first Wednesday of the month and the entrance was free of charge 😊
We visited the museum on the first Wednesday of the month and the entrance was free of charge 😊
There’re quite a lot of tourists comparing with other museums in Warsaw I had been to, so it requires some patience to wait for reading the illustrations. Also quite a few of the illustration devices were out of service.
However if you are patient enough, you definitely could stay a whole day listening to and studying the music of Chopin, reading his life, learning about his acquaintances, and knowing the historical backgrounds.
However if you are patient enough, you definitely could stay a whole day listening to and studying the music of Chopin, reading his life, learning about his acquaintances, and knowing the historical backgrounds.
Given that he is my favourite classic musician, I was a little disappointed towards the end of my visit to this museum which costs a ticket of PLN30 (Around €8). The place is a little warm and sticky in the hot summer. I think it might be air-conditioned, but not cool enough. The content of the museum is fragmented and a little ambiguous. It felt like the genius musician was just an ordinary chap who left very little to formulate a documented timeline. I guess still better than having no museum at all I his ancestors town. I personally don't think it is worth checking, except for ticking a box on yout list
Only the collection on the entrance level has an audioguide. That collection talks mostly about Lwiw and Vilnius. The second part about live in Sovjet gulag kams was very interesting.
The main collection on the second floor looks very interesting, but there is no audio guide. I don't come to the museum to read paragraphs of tekst from a monitor.
The main collection on the second floor looks very interesting, but there is no audio guide. I don't come to the museum to read paragraphs of tekst from a monitor.
It's excellent 👌 history
Poland did not exist as a country for 123 years, divided by Russia, Austria and Germany. Poland was reborn in 1918. This museum is mostly about this magnificent event!
Very nice, informative place. We enjoyed both the outdoor and indoor parts. Card payments are accepted, you can take your dog even in the indoor museum (he was even given water which was really thoughtful). You can buy a guide into your cell phone in various languages which we appreciated a lot. I highly recommend to visit.
Fantastic museum, spent quite a while in it, plenty of things to see and learn about. Has a large selection of naval weaponry displayed outside and it's all reasonably priced too. Definitely recommend to anyone whos interested in military history
Everybody in the museum is very nice and helpful. I'm still in shock
Jest okej ale Albion online dużo lebsze
Super atrakcja
Wolę albion
The main exhibition is located on the second floor, and it's not large, taking about an hour to go through. The exhibition focuses on the process of Poland's independence after World War I, introducing significant leaders of that time. You can see how Poland worked to restore its nation on the map of Europe after over a century of partition.
On the first floor, there are additional small exhibitions related to General Tadeusz Kościuszko's paintings and photos of Warsaw's reconstruction after World War II, some of which are only in Polish.
On the first floor, there are additional small exhibitions related to General Tadeusz Kościuszko's paintings and photos of Warsaw's reconstruction after World War II, some of which are only in Polish.
This museum does not cover the Second World War or solidarity movement.
For a non Polish speaker very little to offer. Lovely building but that's about it.
Aleja Lipowa ma już 300 lat. Do alei prowadzi brama postawiona na część Jana lll Sobieskiego.
Ufundowana przez Stefana Bidzińskiego w latach
1673 do 1674 . Stoi frontem do rezydencji. Po prawej stronie zostały posadzone w latach 1883 dwie lipy. Aktualnie „ Marysieńka" jeszcze rośnie, natomiast „Jan" wysechł od środka.
Ufundowana przez Stefana Bidzińskiego w latach
1673 do 1674 . Stoi frontem do rezydencji. Po prawej stronie zostały posadzone w latach 1883 dwie lipy. Aktualnie „ Marysieńka" jeszcze rośnie, natomiast „Jan" wysechł od środka.
Even though the museum was interesting my and inspiring, the staff didn’t know English well (or at all)
Romantyczna Aleja Lipowa z drzewami o rozmiarach pomnikowych. Zaczyna się za łukiem triumfalnym Sobieskiego.