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Museum showcasing an extensive collection of Pope John Paul II memorabilia, plus religious art.
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Reviews — 8
Incredible museum for such an affordable price! We was really surprised. Clean, with a lot of interesting exhibits and paintings, related to both Orthodox and Catholic Churches. Nice people working there. They even have a small souvenir store. Just feel a little bit sad, because they don't have a proper tour guide there
Nice museum no photos no videos but good experience and stories
Definitely worth the visit! You can visit this museum by purchasing the ticket for the castle. There are a lot of interesting things and you learn a lot about the story of the city. The museum is so well decorated and clean. The people who work there are also very kind. There aren’t a lot of people that visit this museum, so it’s quiet and more enjoyable.
Very friendly atmosphere and you'll find a nice service.
Minor museum with religious art. Paintings, wooden temples, jewelery.
Great museum. With lots to see. Because of the old building some areas have some steps which can make it very difficult for wheelchair users. We’ve been there with a wheelchair but my daughter can walk short distances so we could still explore without problem. But if she was completely wheelchair 🦽 bound it would make it very difficult.
The staff there are very friendly and we got into this museum practically free as our Wawel cathedral entrance tickets 🎫 included entrance to this museum.
The staff there are very friendly and we got into this museum practically free as our Wawel cathedral entrance tickets 🎫 included entrance to this museum.
Excellent museum, very clean admission, and found it very interesting where you can see where pope John Paul II lived for many years.
