Archdiocese Museum
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Pope John Paul II lived in what is now the famous Archdiocese Museum from 1951 to 1963. You can still see the recreated rooms he lived in and some of his personal belongings.
Category: Museums
Address: Kanonicza street
Telephone: 012/421-89-63
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