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From the times of the Temple of Sybilla, the first museum in Poland created in Puławy, some 200 years have passed. Today’s museums have become increasingly very modern places with interactive facilities, which enlighten us about our world; they intrigue and can even provoke laughter. They are often established as a result of someone’s passion, some person so interested in the subject that he or she wanted to pass on this passion...
Tours with Fryderyk Chopin
In 2010, people will celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of this great Pole, by way of large artistic sensitivity and love for popular music.MALTA 2007 - International Theatre Festival
The Przypkowski Museum of Horology
A Kaleidoscope of Sound
The romance of Chopin or capricious Szymanowski? Lutosławski, the aristocrat of the 20th century avant-garde or Penderecki, once a revolutionary and now a classic? Poland is rich in composers and the above are only some of them.An evening at the Opera
A visit to a performance of Polish Opera is not just a musical event! Ten opera theatres have repertoire propositions for the aficionados of Italian belcanto or Wagnerian and even contemporary music. There are performances for adults and children, and popular operettas can also be seen.National Museum in Kielce
National Museum - From Antiquity to modern times
The Warsaw National Museum contains masterpieces of Polish and international art which can be viewed every day except Monday. Its pride of place goes to the biggest collection in Poland of ancient art: a Greek vase with the image of the poet Saphona, Nubian mural paintings and those from the cathedral in Faras, Sudan.Open air museums - saved from oblivion
The first Polish open air museum was created in Wdzydze Kiszewskie in 1906. It was founded by the Gulgowski family who were avid lovers of Kashubian culture. Today it is not only a collection of ancient tools, furnishings and clothing in wooden huts, but also testimony to forgotten customs.
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