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House where Polish poet Adam Mickiewicz died in 1855, now a museum dedicated to his life & works.
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Very small museum but worth to visit if you are around :)
Like finding a pearl in the ocean. Small museum but giving you a sense of who was the poet and what unique was his literary achievement
I visited this place on Monday when the museum is supposed to be closed. But the keeper kindly letted me in. I was surprised to see nothing mentioning Belarus in the history of Adam Mickiewicz there. Apart from that, the quality of exposition is pretty high. Museum is small, half an hour is enough to see everything.
Please, note, a short movie is available only in Polish with Turkish subtitles.
P. S. I edited the open hours
Please, note, a short movie is available only in Polish with Turkish subtitles.
P. S. I edited the open hours
A small portable and compact museum in a very interesting area of Istanbul - not too far from Istiklal.
Very small and compact museum located in an interesting area of Istanbul - extremely close (and so different) from the surrounding areas, especially Istiklal.
Very compact but cozy museum
Very inspirational, security is there and the neighborhood is friendly and safe. May his soul rest in peace.
