Museums
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Museum of Technology
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There’s a reason why Poland has so many talented computer engineers and technology buffs, with Warsaw’s Museum of Technology dedicated to everything technological. Established in 1955 and housed inside...
Reviewed by: Nicola
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For those who keep geology near and dear to their hearts, this place is for you. The Museum of the Earth of Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw was first established in 1948 and houses over 170,000 specimens and objects in... |
Museum of the Polish Army
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The Museum of the Polish Army in Warsaw (or Muzeum Wojska Polskiego) is dedicated to Poland’s armed forces, with a chronological history displaying the Polish army’s specific highlights with suits of armor, crossbows, muskets,... |
Pawiak Prison
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If you are looking to get some history in during your trip to Warsaw (clearly you didn’t just come to this Polish capital for the nightclubs, right?), then Pawiak Prison might be a point of interest for you. Also...
Reviewed by: Nicola
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The Maria Sklodowska-Curie Museum
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This museum plays homage to the best known Polish woman in the world (or at least to physicists and science teachers). This small museum is actually the same house in which the two-time Nobel laureate was born and has many...
Reviewed by: Nicola
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The New Orangery
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The New Orangery in Warsaw (or the Wilanow Orangery) is located near the northern wing of the grand Royal Lazienki Palace and features decorative art and sculptures from the 16th to 19th centuries. Built in 1861 and... |
Warsaw Uprising Museum
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The Warsaw Uprising Museum is a museum which is dedicated to the Warsaw Uprising of 1944. It opened in 2004 and has strong support of the Warsaw public and is known as the most modern museum in Poland. This museum sponsors...
Reviewed by: Jò
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