The Museum of the Second World War is a state cultural institution and museum established in 2008 in Gdańsk, Poland, which is devoted to the Second …
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Nov 24, 2024
Cleaver audio tour that knows where you are and even syncs with the larger films. Loads to see ... and listen to. A thought provoking 4 hrs. Brings home the scale and inhumanity of the war. Very h… Full review by David P
Nov 24, 2024
This museum is spectacular, you could easily spend the whole day there and still come back next day. We had an amazing guide from Rosotravel tours, that took us through in 3 hours (was supposed to be… Full review by Hrabba1
Nov 23, 2024
Extremely detailed exhibition with many real life accounts and original artefacts with some very well made reconstructions. Audio guide was very good and followed you via gps markers Spent over 3 ho… Full review by Stevescottow
Trying to book for Sunday 12th April 2020 - which is Easter weekend - it’s not allowing me to book for that date any reason why? We are only in Gdansk for 2 nights and go home Monday evening but I see it’s closed on Mondays - thank you if you can help me with my question.
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Being Easter weekend I feel it might be closed but its a lovely stroll down from the main thourghfare and pre booking is not required so if its open alls good but if not u can.stroll …
Being Easter weekend I feel it might be closed but its a lovely stroll down from the main thourghfare and pre booking is not required so if its open alls good but if not u can.stroll around the old dockyards
I keep trying to see if I can get tickets for June 5th, a Tuesday, but it is greyed out. Does this mean there are no tickets left?
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Hello! You are lucky to be there on tuesday. It’s was grayed because it’s not possible to buy tickets. You save 23 PLN because it’s FREE admission on tuesdays. It's very …
Hello! You are lucky to be there on tuesday. It’s was grayed because it’s not possible to buy tickets. You save 23 PLN because it’s FREE admission on tuesdays. It's very popular, so try to be there early.
I understand this museum is a little different as it focuses on the suffering of the people, rather than hey battles nearby. Question: full well known by the suffering of Jews and Poles, with respect, does the Museum cover Pomerania ie Danzig before, during and towards the end of the war. If the story is going to be told, it is worth a balanced presentation.
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As travelingjohn123 says, but I would advise buying your tickets on line beforehand to make sure you can get into the museum, they only have a few for sale, on a turn up on the day …
As travelingjohn123 says, but I would advise buying your tickets on line beforehand to make sure you can get into the museum, they only have a few for sale, on a turn up on the day basis.overall this is a must visit
Will I get tickets on 18-06-2017 about 9 AM. How much are tickets? How do I get there from the port in Gdynia by public transportation
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The cost of tickets is about 23 zlotys which is about £5. Easy to get to from Gdynia by train and return ticket will be about 12 zlotys per person so again very cheap and trains are …
The cost of tickets is about 23 zlotys which is about £5. Easy to get to from Gdynia by train and return ticket will be about 12 zlotys per person so again very cheap and trains are plentiful. The walk from the Central train station to the museum is about 15 minutes. Check opening times as I think its closed on Mondays like many museums in Poland. Allow plenty of time and if you do have time afterwards the Solidarity museum is well worth a visit too
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