I love coming back to this castle. It's one of the most beautiful ones I've been to in Poland. This time I came with my friend from abroad so they could see this cool place. Unfortunately, we have been split - they went with the English group and I had to stay behind for the Polish one. That prevented me from telling him all the interesting facts I learned during school trips or answer their questions regarding Polish historical contexts. Moreover, the audio guide was played in the actual rooms not on headphones, which in big rooms like long corridors and the ballroom was hard to hear due to the distance and bad acoustics. Unfortunately, I found the staff to rush the groups through the rooms, not allowing for closer inspection of wonderful works of arts scattered around the castle. In the coachhouse, the member of staff also patronisingly was telling me which coaches to look at, even if I was visibly interested in the ones not described by the audio guide, as if being interested in something else than what you're being told was something bad. I find those changes to negatively impact the experience, which I remember much much more fondly when the audio guide was in headphones, groups weren't rushed nor divided, and you could spend as much time as you wanted admiring the furniture, design and the works of art. I also wish all the paintings and sculptures had little plaques with the name and the author, in case you like something so much and want to look it up online afterwards.