Pomorska Street Museum — Attraction in Krakow

The entrance is through a gate that appears like a carpark. I have heard that the space is small, but it is smaller than expected. Everything has an English translation.

As much as I am interested in the topic, it seems there are too many text that appears as "details" instead of learning / historical content. The repetitive 15 seconds audio background is highly distracting / annoying. There is enough content for half a day visit, but I only spent about an hour, the environment is not conducive for...

The museum is included in the Memory Trail ticket alongside the Oskar Schindler's Factory and the Eagle Pharmacy. It is definitely worth a visit. The exhibition is divided into two parts: the first one consists of an historical track from the German occupation to the Soviet utilization of the place, while the second includes the visit to the cells. You can still see the inscriptions left on the walls by the prisoners. To access the cells, visitors must wait for the staff to open the...

We walked here from our hotel which was roughly a 30min walk. When we got there we didn't really know what was what, the man and women weren't exactly very helpful and you had to pay by card because they never had change.

Apart from that the place is really informative and you get a sense of how brutal the Gestapo was. You get to go inside the actual cells where prisoners were tortured and beaten which was very surreal. It's definitely worth a visit when...