Out of the three manors I loved this one the most! I can't even express how wonderful it was to have a walk there. It's like being in one of the Russian fairy tales. As soon as you see the place you realize where Pushkin got his inspiration from. Make sure to visit the place when it's warm and sunny and don't forget to bring some mosquito spray with you.

Not bad. Nice views and forest.

The Pushkin’s manor reconstructed after WWll to its former glory. The views from the Manor House are spectacular. Nice place to visit!! Recommend!

Very interestin. Give representation of xix century russian country-house. By the way, this house belong to greatest russian poet, so it was not destroyed after revolution.

Oh you know what ? This please is amazing it's like magic everywhere.

An interesting statue of Pushkin on his property

Great historical site

It's very beautiful and interesting that the museum. I love too the home of Pousquine

There is nothing interesting to see here, except the Pushkin's grave.

AS Pushkin buried here.

Rare monastery nowadays where one can feel real monastic atmosphere.

Better to visit in evening hours.

(Translated by Google) Located in a beautiful location, wonderful view of the city. A beautiful place for a walk. The modern appearance of the monastery is a complex of buildings surrounded by an old stone fence. You can get inside through one of two gates: Pyatnitsky, near which stood the now destroyed church of the same name, and Anastasyevsky, near which there was a chapel of the same name (also no longer existing). Now you can see a small stone gatekeeper. Near the Pyatnitsky (or Holy) Gate there is the house of the governor of the early 20th century. Another gate named after the lost church today, Nikolsky, connects the holy and trading courtyards of the monastery. The main attractions of the monastery are the Assumption Cathedral and the Hannibal-Pushkin family tomb. In the aisle of the first, a coffin with Pushkin’s body was placed on the eve of the funeral service. The name of A. S. Pushkin, who lived in Mikhailovskoye, is closely connected with the monastery, which he often visited. While working on Boris Godunov, the poet spent a lot of time in the monastery archives, studying ancient chronicles and historical works in order to make his drama as authentic as possible. In addition, the monastery hosted fairs that were famous throughout the area, where the poet also often visited in search of types. (Original) Расположен в красивом месте, чудесный вид на город. Красивое место для прогулки. Современный облик монастыря представляет собой комплекс построек, обнесенный старой оградой из камня. Попасть внутрь можно через одни из двух ворот: Пятницкие, близ которых стояла ныне разрушенная одноименная церковь, и Анастасьевские, у которых находилась одноимённая часовня (тоже уже не существующая). Сейчас у них можно увидеть небольшую каменную привратницкую. Близ Пятницких (или Святых) ворот расположен дом наместника начала 20 века. Ещё одни названные в честь утраченной сегодня церкви ворота, Никольские, соединяют святой и торговый дворы монастыря. Главные достопримечательности монастыря — это Успенский собор и фамильная усыпальница Ганнибалов-Пушкиных. В приделе первого был установлен гроб с телом Пушкина накануне отпевания. Имя А. С. Пушкина, жившего в Михайловском, тесно связано и с монастырем, который он часто посещал. В период работы над «Борисом Годуновым» поэт проводил много времени в монастырских архивах, изучая старинные летописи и исторические труды, чтобы сделать свою драму максимально достоверной. Кроме того, при монастыре проходили знаменитые на всю округу ярмарки, на которых поэт тоже часто бывал в поисках типажей.

(Translated by Google) On the territory of the monastery there is a fragment of a bell, a belfry and the main attraction - the Pushkin necropolis and the grave of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin. Children are often brought here on excursions, in whole buses... We just found ourselves in such a period and this, of course, is not very good, but what can you do, everyone wants to touch the great and eternal... (Original) На территории монастыря находится осколок колокола, звонница и главная достопримечательность - некрополь Пушкиных и могила Александра Сергеевича Пушкина. Сюда очень часто привозят детей на экскурсии, целыми автобусами... Мы попали как-раз в такой период и это конечно не очень, но что поделаешь, все хотят прикоснуться к великому и вечному...

Ancient stone walls, scenic hilltop views, and a serene atmosphere make it unforgettable. Rich in Russian heritage, perfect for history buffs and nature lovers. Well-preserved and peaceful, a must-visit gem near Pskov! Highly recommend exploring.

It's one of Izborsk fortress must visit attractions.

Turku castle better, but still interesting place.

Very pleasant (when sunny!)

Always a quiet, peaceful place where people, history, and nature mingle. Spring water you actually don't fear to drink.

If you like Russia, this is a must. Fine and authentic restoration, have stayed there for more days and i come back every year.

I love this place since the first time for its atmospheric beauty, but would like to see more historical expositions

Amazing place, even if some churches were closed

If you're a religious person or a big fan of nature, than you will probably like this place. If not, I don't think, you're going to be impressed. The walls of the fortress are ancient and massive. You can walk near them and enjoy the atmosphere. The church is yet small and not really beautiful. When I was here the main church was closed for cleaning.

Very colourful and beautiful monastery

A beautiful and holy place where there are burried a lot of Saint people. The monaster is very old but in good shape. You can visit the caves from sand where monks are burried.

The place to be. Please touch base with the Visitor Service a day or two in advance, if you are planning to visit the caves. Hierodeacon Lazarus (Lazar) is the man in charge.

Really ancient and historic place, go and see and you will find a fantastic pittoresk monastir.

Probably the only place in Russia that managed to stay open under all political regimes. Despite many attempts to shut it down.

A unique and inspiring place to experience Mark Rothko’s art in his homeland. The museum is beautifully designed, calm, and welcoming, with thoughtful exhibitions that give both context and space for reflection. A true cultural gem in Latvia and well worth a visit!

What a fabulous art gallery! All wonderfully curated in an amazing art space. There's no need for to write about Rothko here. Other works in the exhibitions were various and interesting - well chosen to offer a broad combination of abstract art and indeed ceramics under a single awe inspiring roof. This place is a singularity in Europe. Don't forget the separate ceramics exhibition space in the building opposite. Another rare experience!

I was willing to come here for a long time and took it as a great opportunity to admire the works, but museum got me disappointed. Despite having a watcher guard in every room, i cannot even lean forward to admire the technique and brushstrokes of Rothko himself. In this case - what is the idea? I can just search these works in google and take a look. But the works of other artists are marvelous though - very much worth visiting

Very limited (close to non existent - 6 painting ) Rothko collection. Nice permanente exhibition, worthy to visit only if you are already in Daugavpils.

Excellent exhibits. Not much Rothko unfortunately. Other artists paintings were great. Bit expensive to go in. €10 each.

Nice museum in the outskirts of Daugpilis. Not many works of Rotko, but still worth to visit.

Beautifully kept museum and the surrounding area, great for families.

The Daugavpils Fortress is an impressive fortress. The fortress is placed outside of Daugavpils. The fortress has had various purposes since 1810. Both Napoleon, World War 2 and during the Soviet era were involved with the Daugavpils Fortress. Today the fortress is pretty much run down. The best place is the Nicholas Gate and the buildings where the art museum is. We were told by some very nice historians by the Nicholas Gate that because we were visiting during the winter most of the museums were closed. Around the fortress a lot of ruins can be seen from the fortress wall. It's a fun area to explore and It's definitely worth a visit!

Although it is supposed to be a popular tourist destination, we felt like intruders in a closed community. Visited a local store but the lady behind the counter was not welcoming at all. She seemed annoyed that we came in, although we were polite and nice to her. We enjoyed only the graffiti exhibition and cannons, also the Alexander's gate is moderately interesting. Probably would be more interesting if we would visit the museums. Maybe other time!

Good to spend an hour or so, the area in itself is tourist friendly, with museums and coffee shops around.

Big, bigger, biggest! The history of the Daugavpils Fortress actually begins in 1772 with the First Partition of Poland, when Dyneburg (Polish for Daugavpils) fell into Russian hands and became a border town. Although the Second and Third Partitions of Poland moved the border many kilometers away from Dyneburg, the Napoleonic Wars forced Tsar Alexander I to order the construction of a Dyneburg Fortress in 1810. After a slow start and a revision of the plans, some 10,000 workers built a huge Vauban fortress. In 1812, part of Napoleon's Grande Armée attacked the still unfinished fortress. The garrison already stationed there, which had safely retreated behind the Western Dvina, managed to repel the French attacks with artillery fire. The construction of the fortress lasted until 1878, partly due to the invasion of Napoleon, long delays, floods and a slow work pace. Nevertheless, the immense fortress (area = ±2 km2) is a modern and important military stronghold. During the first Latvian independence (1920-1940), the Daugavpils Fort became the base of the Latvian army. After the fortress was captured by the Germans during WWII, they established the POW camp Stalag 340 here. From 1948 to 1993, the fortress was home to the Daugavpils Higher School of Military Aircraft Engineering, but after the regained Latvian independence, the Daugavpils Fort lost its military function. As of 2025, parts of the fortress have been restored, several museums are located there (including the Mark Rothko Art Center) and people live there. Daugavpils Fortress, the best preserved early 19th century citadel in Northern Europe, is definitely worth an (extended) visit!

The fortress is partially restored, but even only for a walk it's an interesting place, soaked with history.

Beatiful and historic place. Has remainings of the Fortress and some other old buildings. Nice walk around, although why only 4 stars. Despite having a museum of art, medicine, and war, it feels like it hasn't been used to its full potential. Some work needs to be done on some of the old buildings which are in ruins, which could be used for other cultural or entertaining purposes. Ofcourse it might also be a slight mood killer that it has local residents sharing the routes and part of the grounds of the Fortress. Nevertheless worth your visitx entry into the inside of the fortnerr is free, you can just come in. Hope to see see some potential future development!

Fascinating history and with the Rothco Museum I'm situ, quite an amazing selection of culture to take in.

I’ve visited this place a few times now, the tree top walk and viewing platform are great fun. The view from the viewing platform is great, but a word of warning the floor is constructed from metal grates so you can see though it - you’ll need a head for heights. During the summer there can be lots of mosquitoes as I found out, I’d recommend wearing trousers! Well worth a visit.

It's a great family activity. Walking above the trees is a very interesting experience. After the trail, there are two cafes with a fairly wide selection of food, which is also nice.

The Tree Top Walking Path offers a unique and refreshing experience walking among the treetops with stunning panoramic views of the surrounding forest. The path is mostly flat and accessible, making it suitable for all ages. The highlight is the observation tower with breathtaking vistas and a fun 55-meter tunnel slide for some added adventure. The adjacent Adventure Forest playground is perfect for families, with plenty of activities for kids. The staff are friendly, and the facilities, including clean toilets, are well maintained. It's a peaceful nature escape with interesting birdwatching opportunities and beautiful seasonal colors, especially in autumn. A small entry fee applies, but the experience is well worth it. Highly recommended for nature lovers and families alike!

Very nice and relaxing place to be. Cost is loe, but for me the track was just too short. Nonetheless - still something different and enjoyed it. :)

A short quality experience in Anykščiai, in our case there was no wait for the tickets, cards are accepted. Lots of parking on the road to the path.

Nice surroundings in the middle of the national park but I expected longer treetrop walking path. We were in and out in about 10-15minutes (including going to the top of the lookout tower). The information center is quite nice and the people who work there are even nicer!

Unique treetop walking path near Anykščiai. Ticket price for adults 5€, entrance for children is free.

Free to walk up to and around the grounds for a fantastic view but you have to pay for the tower. Be careful of the stones going up to the castle or you can take the funicular for 3EUR return. Would highly recommend to visit for the beautiful scenes!

Did a walk up because the funicular was closed on a sunday. It's not too bad. Saw little children hopping up and many old couples doing it too. Beautiful views. Totally worth the climb.

Gediminas Tower offers one of the best panoramic views of Vilnius. The climb up the hill is short but rewarding, and the tower’s small museum gives a clear overview of Lithuania’s medieval history. The restored structure is simple yet symbolic, standing proudly above the city. It can get windy and crowded, but the scenery makes it absolutely worth the visit.

Visiting Gediminas Hill was a memorable experience, worth every step. The view from the top is breathtaking, and the tower itself is a reminder of Vilnius’ roots and legends. Helpful tips for tourists: • 🚶‍♂️ The funicular is currently out of service, so you have to climb on foot. The path is steep – wear comfortable shoes. • ⏰ Best time to go is before sunset, when the city is painted in warm colors. • 🎟️ Inside the tower, there’s a museum about the history of Vilnius castles. • 👨‍👩‍👧 The climb may be challenging for kids, but the experience is rewarding. • 📸 Don’t forget your camera – the panoramic views are among the best in Vilnius.

Visited on our day trip to Vilnius. There was no funicular working on the day which was limiting for some visiting. The path up is part cobble (very uneven) and wooden stairs so while the renovation is ongoing if you have mobility issues it may not be for you(September25). Good Views of the city. €8 to enter. We did not go in. The whole site is limited due to restoration work but still worth the climb

Gediminas Castle is a great place to visit in Vilnius. It’s on a hill, and from the top, you get an amazing view of the whole city, especially at sunset. You can walk up or take the funicular if you don’t want to climb. The tower has a small museum inside where you can learn a bit about Lithuania’s history. It’s not very big. The best part is definitely the view, it’s perfect for photos and just relaxing for a while. If you’re in Vilnius, this is one of the top spots to see!

A must in Vilnius. If you visit in the winter, I recommend taking the cabin , not the wooden (slippery) stairs. Great views Worth it

St. Anne’s Church is truly beautiful and charming. The traditional old architecture is breathtaking, with its rich history reflected in every detail. Inside, the wonderful woodworking on the furniture adds warmth and authenticity to the atmosphere, making it a peaceful and inspiring place to visit. A must-see for anyone who appreciates historic architecture and craftsmanship.

St Anne’s Church is the most beautiful and famous structure in Vilnius. It was constructed during 1495-1500 at Vilnius old town. The intricate design of the church makes it an outstanding piece of architecture. The exterior of the church has remained almost unchanged, though the interior has been repaired many times. The interiors of the church feature unique paintings and decorative wood carvings that are truly beautiful. Enjoyed visiting the church very much.

Today is Easter and we went into the Church of St. Anne. According to legend, Napoleon would like to place it on the palm of his hand and transfer it to Paris. But the church in the style of "Flamboyant Gothic" still decorates our city. This small and very beautiful church is often open on church holidays. And whenever we go in, we see a haze. Maybe because of this smoke, it has a light, airy atmosphere.

One of the most breathtaking sights in Vilna. Definitely in the top 5 most beautiful churches I've ever seen. A must to visit if you're in town.

One of the most impressive churches I’ve seen from an architectural point of view. Truly magnificent both outside and inside. Take a moment to admire it from the park on the other side of the street before entering through the main gate into the main church. A must see in Vilnius.

One of the most beautiful and epic churches I've been. Interestingly enough it has a carving of the Godess Ishtar. Which is a pagan symbol.

This Late Gothic Church uses 33 profiles of bricks in the faccade. The History does not say it but I wonder if 33 profiles are used to represent that Christ was 33 when he was crucified. Napolen destroyed the church in battles of 1812 and was rebuilt in 19th century with a belfry of NeoGoghic style. The Soviets used it as storage and offices. Even do, the interior was revitalized in late 1990s by the monks, and the chapel is in Benedictine monk honor. We spent over an hour exploring, including a secret room with frescos and wood works under reconstruction. Take photos of the frescos that were painted over by the Soviets as the trues colors come out on photos.

Very huge & impressive structure. Celebrating jubilee year in 2025. It was glowing at sunset once the su rays fell on it. Excellent monument.

Absolutely beautiful, inside and out! It is a must see if you're in Vilnius. Don't miss this one... it's well worth the visit. You will not be disappointed!

The Vilnius Cathedral Basilica of St. Stanislaus and St. Ladislaus (Vilniaus arkikatedra) is Lithuania's main Catholic shrine and a key national symbol. Architecture: The current structure is a stunning example of Neoclassical style, designed by Laurynas Gucevičius in the late 18th century, but it incorporates elements from earlier Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque rebuilds. Key Feature: Inside is the magnificent St. Casimir's Chapel, which holds the remains of Lithuania's patron saint. Bell Tower: The free-standing Bell Tower was once a defensive tower of the city's castle. The cathedral and its tower are prominently located in Cathedral Square.

Vilnius Cathedral, officially known as the Cathedral Basilica of St Stanislaus and St Ladislaus, is one of the most striking landmarks in Lithuania’s capital. Standing proudly at the heart of Vilnius Old Town, it’s not just a place of worship but a symbol of national pride and resilience. The first thing that catches your eye is its grand neoclassical façade — white columns, statues of saints above the entrance, and the separate bell tower that dominates Cathedral Square. The architecture feels more like a Greek temple than a traditional church, which makes it truly unique among European cathedrals. Inside, the atmosphere is calm and reverent. The high vaulted ceilings, intricate chapels, and beautifully restored artwork reflect centuries of faith and craftsmanship. One of the most fascinating parts is the crypt, which holds tombs of Lithuanian nobles and historical figures, adding a sense of mystery and depth to the visit. The surrounding courtyard and square are just as impressive. It’s a large open space where locals and tourists mingle, street musicians play, and people sit by the fountains or simply take in the view of Gediminas Hill in the background. Whether you visit by day or night, the cathedral and its surroundings capture the spirit of Vilnius — elegant, historical, and full of quiet charm.

Quite serene and powerful atmosphere. Loved the friendly nature of people around the cathedral. Got offered free friendship bracelets by some children visiting with their teachers.

The Vlinius Cathedral is jaw dropping. You don't need tickets. The building is so stunning, just the exterior is worth the trip (by all means, go inside, but I'm just saying it's a very impressive building). Do not miss out. Budget some time to see the Vilnius Cathedral when visiting.

Vilnius Cathedral is a striking landmark, blending elegance and simplicity. Its bright, neoclassical façade stands out in the main square, while the interior feels spacious and serene. Highlights include the stunning Chapels of St. Casimir and the crypts. It’s an essential stop for understanding the city’s religious and cultural heritage, and a peaceful place to pause while exploring the Old Town

From my personal interest, this is one of the most fascinating museums I've ever visited. A building which was both a "home" for the Gestapo and the KGB, it is now a museum which tells the story of the people of Lithuania during decades of occupation, repression and death. The most eerie parts are the corridors of the prison cells and the execution chamber. I truly recommend this museum for anyone visiting Vilnius

Everyone who goes to Vilnius should go to this museum... as a reminder of the suffering of the Lithuanian people in their struggle for independence and freedom. Be prepared though... it is very sad and some of the information was shocking. But it's a must do if you're visiting Vilnius.

This place is practically living history. I assume some of the people who worked here are still living. It's a pretty sinister place. People can really think of ways to make the lives of others miserable if they don't conform to their rules. It makes me think that humanity should be doomed. All of the material is presented in Lithuanian and English.

A sobering account of Soviet oppression at a telling moment in modern times. This museum is a converted former KGB prison, with detailed explanation of the horrors of incarceration and what it feels like to be culturally and politically suppressed by an aggressive hostile country. It recounts the resistance efforts of ordinary Lithuanians in the face of insurmountable odds, and reveals their heroism even in the bleakest of times.

Somber and very sobering. A must see and visit place to understand the Baltic States' history and current situation. Very detailed history of the KGB and the oppression of the Lithuanian people. It's a listed building and kept as much as it was when Vilnius returned to an independent state. Incredible lower level prison cells and interrogation rooms of political prisoners. There is an execution room but we could only last 30 seconds in there as it was to upsetting. We were the only ones there. Afterwards we went to see the names carved in the stone bricks at the front of the building. Emotional and enlightening visit.

Former KGB prison. To day a museum with a very complete documentation and very visible exhibition of the horrible and terrifying history of Latvia before- , during and after the war. Breathtaking and goothbumps for me and I thinka lot of visitors.

Best and the most substantial museum that I've ever been to. Totally worth the (cheap) price. You can learn a lot about Lithuanian 20th century history.

Visiting Trakai Island Castle was like stepping into a living piece of Lithuanian history. The moment you cross the wooden bridge over Lake Galvė, the red-brick towers appear in full majesty — calm, proud, and full of stories. Inside, each hall has its own character: the Grand Duke’s chamber feels royal and atmospheric, the armory impresses with real swords and armor, and the exhibition about Vytautas the Great brings the medieval world to life. I loved how well-preserved everything is — you can almost imagine knights, musicians, and nobles walking through these halls centuries ago. Helpful Tips for Visitors: Arrive early, especially on weekends — it gets crowded quickly. Book tickets online in advance to skip the queue. Take a guided tour or audio guide — it adds so much depth to the visit. Bring cash for local shops or snacks — not all vendors accept cards. Don’t miss the inner courtyard and lake views — perfect for photos. Families with kids should visit the dungeon and towers — they’re always a hit! After the castle, try the legendary kibinai at “Senoji Kibininė” nearby — the perfect finish to your day. Trakai Castle isn’t just a tourist attraction — it’s a real time machine that lets you feel the spirit of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. A must-see for anyone who loves history, architecture, or simply beautiful places that make you pause and breathe in the past.

Stunning castle in one of the most beautiful settings in the world. We were lucky with the weather as it had been raining all day the previous day. The restauration of the castle is amazing and still ongoing. Certain areas were closed because of that and because we visited out of season. But still lots to see with a huge number of period artefacts. Gives you an idea of how important trade was. Tranquil setting with nice walks in the area. Not many visitors but I can imagine it gets very busy in Summer. Good restaurants around on the lake side leading to the castle. It's a good walk from the station, about 3km, but beautiful along the lakes. The whole experience was magnificent and the on site toilets were immaculate. Access for wheelchair users a bit tricky and you need to be fairly sure footed due to the old cobbled roads and paths. But what a place. Return rail ticket from Vilnius was about €6.

A very cool medieval castle and a museum! Despite some rain and October gloomy weather, we had a great time exploring the castle. The grey skies gave the whole location a nice vibe, and the forest and lake surrounding the castle looked stunning.

Had an lovely experience visiting Trakai. Nestled in nature, the entire environment is incredibly calming and beautiful. The colorful houses and the vibrant surroundings make it a truly picturesque destination. The peaceful ambiance, especially with water all around, adds to the tranquility. And of course, if you visit, you absolutely must try the kibinai, a delicious local treat that adds an authentic touch. Absolutely worth the trip!

I visited Trakai Castle in October, and it was absolutely stunning. The autumn colors made the entire island look like something out of a fairy tale — golden leaves reflecting on the calm lake, with the red brick walls of the castle standing proudly in the middle. The weather was cool but pleasant, perfect for exploring without crowds. The walk across the wooden bridge to the castle is beautiful and gives you plenty of photo opportunities. Inside, the museum is well-organized, with interesting exhibits about Lithuanian history, the Grand Dukes, and medieval life. There’s also a sense of calm and history that you can really feel as you wander through the courtyards and towers. Even though some areas felt a bit touristy (like the souvenir stalls near the entrance), it didn’t take away from the experience. I’d recommend stopping at one of the nearby cafés to try kibinai, the local pastry — warm and delicious on a chilly autumn day. Overall: A must-visit if you’re in Lithuania. Trakai Castle in autumn is simply magical — peaceful, picturesque, and full of history.

We visited a beautiful, photogenic castle situated on an island surrounded by water. During our visit, a portion of the castle was closed for renovation, which unfortunately affected the quality of our photographs. The interior of the castle is rich in history, and the local guide was very knowledgeable in sharing its stories.

The Trakai Island Castle (Trakų salos pilis) is a stunning medieval fortress set on an island in Lake Galvė, Lithuania. Reached by wooden bridges, it feels like stepping into a fairytale. The red-brick towers, calm waters, and scenic surroundings make it one of the country’s most photogenic spots. The museum inside is informative, and boat views are magical at sunset. A must-visit day trip from Vilnius for history and nature lovers alike.

We visited this place on 26th January, on the last Sunday of the month so we did not pay the entrance ticket. The area is very big and they also turn on the lights of attractions when the sun sets. You can easily spend the entire day here. My suggestion is to come here when winter ends since all the houses were closed and there were no animals. Also, there was only one cafe open, Arbatine. We had a very nice day in the nature, and we will surely come back on summer, when the place can offer the most. PS: The right address is L. Lekavičiaus gatvė 2 Rumšiškės and not 2 J. Aisčio gatvė, where there is only the administration office.

A great place to visit! Very well organized, with a large area perfect for walking – you can easily spend the whole day here. In the town section some points are open where you can buy things, so it’s good to bring some cash. There’s a post office, a craftsman demonstrating traditional work, a restaurant (cards accepted), and a shop with local products like honey. Highly recommended!

What a wonderful place! Don’t think of it as a museum, but as a beautiful, enormous, gorgeous natural park. It’s wonderful! So much nature, it’s breathtaking. It was free today (Sunday) and we only payed 2 euros for parking (license plate scanning). There are toilets at the entrance. The souvenir shop was closed as it was Sunday, I suppose, and I couldn’t see anywhere to eat, so maybe bring some snacks and water. You can also get to the observation tower. We wished we had more time here, you can spend hours exploring and enjoying nature!

We visit d after the close for the season day, so were not able to enter any of the houses. Still beautiful walk, and we spent almost 2 hours just walking around and enjoying beautiful landscape.

During dar season there are beutiful light instalations. This year it was called "Užburtasis slėnis". Really beautifull atmosphere

We are here last day of our Lietuva trip. This was our best place to visit. Forgot Trakai go here price is the same you see more! You can spend whole day here. Walking see and RELAX. Every house is polished with fine garden. You can rest and get a cafe too. We start at 14 and leave at 19 and see less than half. I suggest get a picnic set and go there from morning.

This is super interesting to check out. Bring a lot of time and pick a dry day. There is a lot of walking required for this, but it is worth it. There are buildings from all over Lithuania, most of them can be walked though fully equipped with furniture and all in very good shape. I liked the town center the most, there were some things to do. The viewing tower might need an update some time soon.

We took a bus from Kaunas Centre here it was €1 and took about 30 minutes. As you arive there is a coffee machine at the carpark (there is no cafe or shop to get food here) it is a short pavedcwalk up to the main museum €8 Euros to go in to the Museum was well work it. There is so much to see inside. Well thought out displays and installations. Was history and so.e very thought provoking displays. Everything is displayed in Lithuanian and English. You can walk around the outside area for free. 100% recommended this for a visit 2-3 hrs would do it justice to see Everything!

Beautiful place marked by history. The fort has a very interesting museum and the exterior, including the monument, is a sacred place. I recommend going in the spring season to see all the vegetation in bloom, seemingly in contrast with the history written here.

If you want to understand something of the history of the region in the 20th century, this fortress gives a good overview. I had no idea that the Lithuanians continued to resist the Soviet occupation well into the 1950s. If you go by bus, remember to press the stop button before you reach the stop. I didn't and ended up a mile or two in the wrong direction.

Beautiful place with a sad history. Good for a visit if you love history and its a nice walk. There is stuff in England for does who dont speak lithuanian. Staff a very friendly and helpful. Would visit again.

This is a fascinating and haunting place. Its history is so deep and complex. Everyone should visit and understand the difficult time in Lithuania’s history.

One of the most unique, special and educational experiences ever. Definitely consider visiting if you ever visit Lithuania, especially if you like history and new adventures!

Interesting history but very morbid and really hits home the true costs of war. Beautiful country ❤️

Kaunas Castle is a wonderful place for a walk. In the evening it’s beautifully lit, which makes the atmosphere really charming. The whole area felt very safe, and I also noticed there are surveillance cameras nearby, which adds to the feeling of security. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Kaunas!

A historic castle very nicely preserved, clean and surrounded by green areas and walking trails around it. Minutes away from the old town of Kaunas. Worth visiting!

Kaunas Castle is a beautiful and historic spot right in the heart of the city. The red-brick fortress looks amazing, and the museum inside gives a nice glimpse into Kaunas’ past. The area around it is great for a walk, with lovely river views and a calm atmosphere. Staff are friendly, and there are often cool events or festivals happening nearby. Definitely worth a visit!

A very nice castle, but quite small once you get inside and with status you need to be careful as they are quite steep and you will need to wait for people or to go upstairs or downstairs as you can do both at the same time as it’s quite narrow. Worth a visit tho. The prices for tickets is ok too £4 for adult, but for students, kids, retired and disabled people gets it’s cheaper or does not pay at all which is nice.

Nice little exposition,well restored old castle,loved the dungeon prison part,great view from top level of the tower.Small but interesting museum,stairs at the tower are steep and narrow but there is another wider exilt on level two.Would recommend to spend couple hours exploring castle and surrounding old wall grounds.

Nice park to walk around. You can walk up to have a view. Castle itself has few remains, so not that much to visit. Has a museum indoor in the tower (paid entrance)

Nice castle immersed in a well tended park. We were there on Monday hence the castle was closed therefore we could only admire the outside of it

Kaunas Town Hall is a must-visit if you’re exploring Lithuania’s second-largest city! Known as the “White Swan” for its elegant architecture, this historic building sits in the heart of Kaunas Old Town. It has served many purposes over the centuries—city hall, prison, and even a wedding venue! Today, it houses the Kaunas City Museum, where you can learn about the city’s rich history. Take a stroll around the charming square, grab a coffee at a nearby café, and soak in the atmosphere of this beautiful and lively spot!

Close on Monday and overseeing a torn-up square (large renovation works ongoing August 2025). Not worth the effort

Most visited places in Kaunas , old town bars , cafes and restaurants, you can also find here museums art shops and other interesting sites

The Kaunas Town Hall is a beautiful and impressive building – a real highlight in the heart of the Old Town. The architecture is elegant, and the surrounding square is full of charm and history. It’s a great spot for photos and a nice place to sit and take in the atmosphere. Unfortunately, during our visit, the building was under renovation, so we couldn’t fully enjoy or explore it. It’s understandable that maintenance is necessary, but it was a bit disappointing not to see it in its full glory. Still, it’s a lovely landmark and definitely worth stopping by if you’re in Kaunas – hopefully next time without scaffolding!

10 euros, theres an app and i just cant make it work, not a whole lot, you can climb up the tower and take picture through windows ... Ac was nice.

I didn't visit the museum, but the town hall itself is a very beautiful building. The centerpiece of Kaunas Old Town

A 16th century Town hall situated on a nice square, surrounded by historic buildings. Really nice, if just to stroll around and look at the buildings and the people passing by.

saddest zoo ever! been there in 2019

(Translated by Google) My family and I went to Grodno and visited different places; there were a lot of snakes, lizards, lions, tigers, monkeys, crocodiles, emus, peacocks, flamingos, foxes, bison, deer, llamas, goats, lemurs, parrots, geese, black grouse and many others. In short, cool. (Original) Поехали с семьёй в Гродно побывали в разных местах там очень много всего змеи ,ящерицы, львы, тигры ,обезьяны ,крокодилы ,эму, павлины ,фламинго, лисы, зубры, олени ,ламы, козы, лемуры, попугаи,гуси ,тетерева и многие другие.Короче классно.

(Translated by Google) the zoo is just awful, all the animals sit in their little cubicles, don't come out into the light. no one to look at!!!!!! in all the cages there are only pigeons and sparrows, and who needs these roosters that everyone has at their dacha!! those on the outside look sickly bad 😬😬😬 the terrarium is only open until 15:00!!!!!!!! and the bridge.. my favorite ... they broke it and closed it 😔 very dirty, unsanitary conditions everywhere........ I won't even mention the price!!!! 13 rubles, well, that's incomprehensible!!!!!1!!........ the woman at the checkout was completely impudent, tried to rip me off for 10 rubles in change..... and didn't even apologize... I don't recommend it to anyone, it's better to just look at pictures on Google... definitely won't set foot here again....😣 (Original) зоопарк просто ужасный ,все животные сидят в своих коморках ,не вылазят на свет. не на кого посмотреть!!!!!!во всех клетках одни голуби и воробьи ,и кому нужны вообще эти петухи, которые есть у всех на даче!! те кто снаружи выглядят болезннено плохо 😬😬😬 террариум вообще работает только до 15:00!!!!!!!! а мост..мой любимый ... вообще сломали и закрыли 😔 очень грязно ,везде антисанитария........про цену вообще молчу!!!! 13 рублей,ну это уму не постижимо!!!!!1!!......... женщина на кассе совсем обнаглела ,пыталась надурить на целых 10 рублей сдачи.....и даже не извинилась.... никому не рекомендую,лушче просто посмотреть картинки в Гугле...однозначно больше сюда не ногой....😣

(Translated by Google) Such a wonderful, beautiful city, but the Zoo did not live up to our expectations. Terrible conditions for animals. Small cages, only a floor and a couple of branches. No trees inside, no normal locations. The fence and everything else is from the Soviet Union, they could have redone it. We were in the animal park in Baranovichi, Minsk, everything is very beautiful there, at a height, and here we wasted our money. It was a pity for the animals, it's hot, and they have nowhere to hide from the sun, they lie on the sand and die ((( (Original) Такой прекрасный ,красивый город, но Зоопарк не оправдал наших ожиданий. Ужасные условия для животных. Маленькие клетки, в них только пол и пару веток. Ни деревьев внутри , ни локаций нормальных. Забор и всё остальное с советского союза, можно было и переделать. Были в парке животных в Барановичах, Минске там всё очень красиво, на высоте, а тут зря отдали деньги. Жалко было животных, жара, а им бедным негде спрятаться от солнца, лежат на песке и умирают(((

(Translated by Google) The bird exhibit was decent, since most bird species are usually kept as pets. The mammal exhibit, especially the large predators, was extremely depressing. The bears and monkeys were pacing back and forth in a state of zoochosis. The bear enclosures were all concrete and stone, no greenery, just a dirty pond where they could cool off. The ungulates were also kept in small enclosures, with virtually no greenery. The toucan was either sick or very stressed, and was going bald. This zoo was the first place where I felt sorry for the hyena. I am not a fan of zoos in general, but the enclosures could have been made bigger, so that they would have been more interesting and natural for their inhabitants. (Original) Экспозиция птиц была приличной, поскольку большинство видов птиц обычно содержатся в домашних условиях. Экспозиция млекопитающих, особенно крупных хищников, крайне удручающа. Медведи и обезьяны расхаживают взад-вперед в состоянии зоохозиса. Вольеры для медведей полностью бетонные и каменные, никакой зелени, только грязный пруд, где они могут охладиться. Копытные тоже содержатся в небольших вольерах, где зелени практически нет. Тукан либо болен, либо испытывает сильный стресс, он лысеет. Этот зоопарк — первое место, где мне стало жаль гиену. Я вообще не сторонник зоопарков, однако вольеры можно было бы сделать побольше, чтобы они были более интересными и естественными для своих обитателей.

(Translated by Google) We were on holiday in Grodno and decided to visit the zoo. Unfortunately, we were very upset and saddened that such prisons for poor animals still exist. Nowadays, zoos should meet modern standards. Animals and birds should be kept as in nature, where there is enough space for their normal existence, lifestyle, needs. And not in cages, where, one might say, there is no room to turn around. A real nightmare. I am sure that the government of Belarus has enough resources to build a normal wildlife park! I wish you to do this. Also think about equipping the park with sufficient stations where you can buy water, food, where children can play, a room for mothers and children to change diapers, etc. In general, this is unacceptable in our time. It is a pity to see this. (Original) Отдыхали в Гродно и решили посетить зоопарк. К большому сожалению, были очень расстроены и огорчены, что до сих пор существуют такие тюрьмы для бедных животных. В наше время зоопарки должны соответствовать современным стандартам. Звери и птицы должны находиться, как в природе, где достаточно места для их нормального существования, образа жизни, потребностей. А не в клетках, где , можно сказать, развернуться негде. Сущий кошмар. Уверен, что у правительства Беларуси достаточно возможностей, чтобы построить нормальный парк дикой природы! Желаю вам это осуществить. Также подумайте о достаточном оснащении парка станциями , где модно купить воды, еды, где можно поиграть детям , комнаты мамы и ребенка, чтобы поменять подгузники и пр. В общем, это недопустимо в наше время. Видеть это жалко.

(Translated by Google) The Grodno Zoo caters exclusively to those without empathy for animals. The infrastructure is outdated, and the park staff lack knowledge of animal care. A visit to the zoo will expose you to animal suffering if you possess a shred of sensitivity. The zoo doesn't even meet minimum standards. (Original) Grodzieńskie zoo jest przeznaczone wyłącznie dla osób bez empatii dla zwierząt. Infrastruktura jest przestarzała, pracownicy parku nie mają wiedzy jak się zwierzętami zajmować. Wizyta w zoo ukaże ci cierpienie zwierząt jeśli masz w sobie odrobinę wrażliwości. Zoo nie spełnia nawet minimalnych standardów.

Loved this bridge. Such a great atmosphere - probably best to visit while warm as might be a bit windy. But it was a beautiful experience - both from the top and bottom the view is amazing. The price is 10zlt, there is a bio wc onsite.

The bridges are amazing. Very high. When you look down it takes your breath away! The place is perfect for walking. Easy access. Good parking.

Amazing place, nice view. Worth to visit! Just the road from the main highway is a bit bumppy.

Beautiful old bridges, must visit if you are traveling in the area. Easy to check it out the place. Good for families.

The Stańczyki bridges are truly impressive and well worth a visit. Surrounded by beautiful nature, they offer both a sense of history and breathtaking views. Walking across the area feels unique and inspiring. Definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a peaceful yet memorable sightseeing experience.

I visited this place about a month ago. I was really baffled by its sheer size and the view from up top, I would really recommend this place just because of it's historical value and the amazing views of the forest, creek and village. There is nothing I could complain about, but I wouldn't recommend it to someone with a fear of heights. 😉

These bridges are not only a testament to Prussian engineering and architectural prowess but also a historical symbol of their might and riches. The affordability of the visit, with a modest ticket price of 10 PLN per person, is complemented by the convenience of free parking. As you walk across these grand old bridges, you’re treated to a unique perspective of their design and structure. There’s also the option to explore beneath them along the river, offering a different view and a sense of tranquility. It’s a place where history, architecture, and nature converge, offering a memorable experience for visitors.

A nice place to visit if you are in the area. The price is very reasonable at 18 pln = £3.48 but unfortunately there is a lot of renovation work needed in the buildings as well as the grounds. It's a shame the vandals get in and graffiti the place. When we were walking around the grounds there were some information signs in a number of languages including English. The exhibitions in buildings 1,16,19 & 22 were okay, very disappointing though there was no translation to English, even a leaflet would of done.

An impressive (read: large) fortress, with a number of auxiliary exhibits throughout its buildings. Several well-marked trails offer different options to visit - the longest will take several hours. The interior of the area could host other attractions, currently it's mostly a meadow.

Impressive fortress of bastion type, really big. The admission is decent, the longest walk is like 2-3 hours, depends how much interest do you wanna pay to exhibitions and buildings. Downsides: some paths are in bit rougher style of terrain, you go obviously up and down frequently. Exhibitions are not much. Lacking the concept, bits of that and that with little commentary on info tables. Especially the "gunpowder" one. Also it's heavily over grown with trees and bushes, so sheer size and magnificence of the fortress is drown and it resembles more city park than historical landmark.

Interesting place to visit. Quite large, there are many facilities to visit.

This was an impromptu visit at the end of winter in Poland. Will come back in summer. Great place to explore and learn the rich history. You probably need good 4 hours or so to do it. Take your time and explore.

This is an amazing, huge place that is only partly developed. The site is well-organised, and there are 3 different routes to follow, the red route being the most strenuous and interesting. There are plans to develop the site further, including the restoration of some of the buildings and conversion into a hotel. Although parts of the site are not suitable for the less able, there is still a lot that is suitable, and it's well worth the visit. Recommended.

Interesting historical site to visit. There's a detailed sign next to every building to explain the function of each place. There are 3 touristic routes to follow, all of them relatively easy to do. Some of the buildings are pretty much damaged and forgotten, while some others have a nice exhibit.

Well, it's been kinda all blown up. Probably a good thing. There is a lot of history here for WWII nerds. There are lots of informational plaques and you can rent audio guides. Honestly, photographs do not do justice here. The scale of these bunkers is unbelievable.

Huge place, many buildings to see, a lot information about Hitlers place, where he was. With audio guide very simple but informative. Were on Friday 12 o'clock. Not very busy, but were many students.

Make sure you get a headphone guide, really well done. This site is vast we walked 3 miles just following the route. But worth it, really worth the effort.

A good opportunity to get acquainted with history. It is convenient that you can order an audio guide in various languages. Great education for the family.

The history, the images and the audio tour. Friendly servicing staff, with good food. Good value for your money

Most of buildings are ruins, but its more than important to visit this place. Its living history.

Very interesting history all around, in a forest setting. The part torwards the end where there is all main facts of the WW2 period displyed, it's the most interesting

Water park is pretty worn out but it is still fun. Outdoor pools are cool during summer time. If outdoor pools were heated , hotel would have even better ratings.

This is not fun place. Tropican naming as fun and current state of aquapark (if you can name it as awuapark) are on different ends of spectrum. This place has been redesigned for calm, chill place. Nothing, nada, zero related to Tropicana. I would call this as large open steril open space. Synonyms to medical reabilitation premices than Tropicana. Kids amenities is a joke, cheap plastic structure in a large open space. I as an adult I had some relaxed episodes during my stay here, but as I cam with kids, they got bored relatively quick. I would not repeat with my kids.

Would be good to have family tickets. On page it say 1.5min little confused because though is 1h and 50min in pool. They do I count as 1.30min not much time at all ,if busy for slides to use or other facilities in that time and get out if with children, 1min after been charged extra every person.

Very nicely equipped for all ages with plenty of areas for people to enjoy the pools, jacuzzi, slides, outdoor space. Equipped with kids areas.

If you expect many different water slides then this is not for you! There are just few ordinary slides, but rest off pools jacuzzy ,,sea" was very nice and most inportant was activities and pool for smallest ones.

Extremely overpriced and not affordable for families. No discounts offered or family card discount offered. Staff very grumpy. The facilities and slides, pools are good and clean. It wasn’t overcrowded and wait times were minimal. Just so expensive.

I found everything what I need. We spent good time with family.

One of those places famous for its name and traditions.If you like architecture and splendor that this place has to offer then you must see it.I would rather stop in this village for food there is Berta restaurant it's a place must visit 2 tums up ;)

Beautiful church in this town, the exterior and interior are kind of attractive! It’s a bit different compared to other churches look. Good visit if you are nearby.

Perfect place to visit - really interesting organ with moving parts (I've never seen such thing). You can park near but it's paid or near the cemetery for free. The entrance is for free but it's nice to leave not obligatory donation.

Very nice place. Free entry, although you can donate (also contactless!).

This place can offer a lot for serious believers. Starting with hotel, museum and ending spectacular interior of bazylika.

Beautiful church, in a small but interesting town. It is recommended to visit both church and town

This Bazylika is very nice, the art work is astounding.

Didn't allow pictures as if who knows what they are hiding in the cave. Troll's treasure? Plenty of pictures already online in other reviews. Cave is tiny and not worth the money. Better spend your hard earned cash in the castle next door, more entertaining and customer-focused.

Interesting caves and nice live guides, but when we arrived we did not have an option of a different language and had to listen the guide in Polish, but the cost is reasonable. you should dress well as in summer it is +9 C inside. You are not supposed to take pictures but probably it was meant to avoid flash

Beautiful cave. Tour in Polish but can get an English audio guide. I'd suggest paying for parking that is not under the trees. We got a large chip in the windshield from the trees while on the tour.

You can't take photos here(( The place is good and adapted for people like me, who afraid of any caves. There's a lot to see. I advise to go in with a guide

Cant say anything. We were going from Warsaw to this place. Unfortunately, we havent got there inside and not only we, as there were no tickets available from 12 a.m. So it matters to buy tickets in advance and pay attentiion to working hours.

It's super cool, but the place isn't exactly the best. You can tell there are a ton of bootleg stores in the area with only 3/4 regional things. The place is kind of overall very getto and the wait times are HORRENDOUS. Waited 3hrs to get in, and when I finally did it was for 5mins at best. Looks cool at first, but don't come here. 2 stars for the looks in the cave. Nothing too out-of-the-ordinary but it's nothing special. Just some stalagmites. Also, only polish??? What happened to being friendly to people outside of poland?! I saw some people from the UK and they were totally confused. DONT COME HERE. GRAVE MISTAKE.

Great place to visit for the whole family. Beware, the inside of the cave and its visit for the 20 minutes inside has about 8 degrees Celsius. There is no gift store with extra clothing (hint, hint organizers) thus bringing your own polar or a sweater with a hood is advisable. This is a guided tour, 15 people per guide. Don't be surprised if you have to wait 3-4 hours for your turn, buying tickets online and reserving your spot is a good idea. Recommended.

If you're looking for a relatively inexpensive place to break up a days travel insurance would thoroughly recommend Chęciny Zamek. We were probably here an hour or so and it has some great interactive things for the kids. It's open air so in winter it got pretty cold especially at the top of the towers but the views of the surrounding area were great. There is also a restaurant by the free car park and toilets (4zł at time of writing) on the walk upto the entrance. There's a gift shop on site and sometimes you can hire a private guide as you walk in. They took card and cash payment at the ticket booth in winter 2025.

A beautiful place to visit. But the cashier does not speak English. For a child who is 13 years old did not sell a discounted ticket because documents were left at car. I don't understand how they can't sell you discounted ticket for child. While buying tickets the cashier were talking on the phone and the queue become very long. There is a very small platform on one of the towers and if the group comes up there is no place to turn around. In this case there should be a sign down that more than 7 people can't go up. Toalets are not free. (4PLN)

It is located just a few kilometres from the motorway connecting Warsaw to Krakow, making it an ideal place for tourists to stop along this route. The visit is enjoyable and lasts about an hour or less.. From the free car park, it takes 10 minutes to walk up to the castle along a small pedestrian street lined with wooden statues. Admission costs 23 PLN, it is possible climb two of the three towers enclosed within the surrounding wall. You then descend on the other side. At a certain point, the road forks into two: one path leads to the village, while the other leads back to the car park and the commercial activities. Built at the end of the 13th century, the castle was once home to knights, nobles and queens. It was destroyed and burned in an uprising against the royal family in 1607. It was rebuilt three years later, but suffered further destruction at the hands of various armies from 1655 onwards. Some maintenance work was carried out on the ruins in 1880, and it was rebuilt after the Second World War to restore it to its former glory.

The place is certainly impressive and excites the mind. Both the castle on the mountain and the town at its foot are steeped in history and make you want to spend as much time there as possible.

A lot was under cinstruction and wasn't able to explore everything. Feels little empty

Very cool castle. This is one of those hidden gems that you find in Poland. You will park in the parking lot pretty far down below. There's a little bit of a hike to get to the castle from the parking lot but it is a beautiful Forest and Trail. Once you get up to the top there's an entrance and you will pay the fee to get in. There are two towers that you can climb all the way to the top and get a panoramic view of the whole Countryside. My recommendation is to take the tallest one and just go up that one because the views are pretty similar. There are all types of things to see and to visit once you are in the main part and I just think that this place is beautiful.

Very nice place, a reconstructed castle with many attractions and places to take pictures. Lots of informative signs. Be prepared for an abundance of steep steps, especially to the top of the round tower. The view is amazing

The aqua park is very small. We attended on Thursday, in July. It was very crowded. There were no places to sit, as people left their belongings on the chairs. You can smell chlorine in the air. It is quite suffocating. Every facility is overcrowded. It is noisy. It is expensive - 2 hours cost 60 zł. If you want to use the sauna area, it is 4 zł per minute! Hugely disappointing. Seriously overpriced.

A terrible, terrible aqua park. Overpriced only because it's in Krakow. Seems like there is no limit for how many people can enter which just points to disgusting greed. If you won't buy tickets online before 10 am you have to wait in pretty long queue or buy tickets in automat. Probably depends on a day of course how long the queque is. Automat sells you only the most expensive tickets - just to force you to pay more (for reference 1h ticket is 55 pln, 2h is 70 pln and there is only option to buy unlimited for 130 pln per person). It's scandal. Aquapark itself is very small and disigned by 3 year old. Let's add some fountain here, two and a half tours for swimmers here, three over there between another swing and a climbing wall. Max depth of pool is 1.5m, there is absolute no privacy anywhere for people to chill further from others. Jaccuzzi where the smallest I have ever seen and there was no way to get in there because there were only 3 of them with like 300 people in the entire aquapark. The "beach" side is a joke. I expected to have a pool also outside and some chairs on sand (because beach) but no. There is fake grass and like 10 cm deep pool for kids, squirting fountain called 'playground' and beach volleyball - the only view of any sand. The only nice things there were buffet area, system of locking-unlocking lockers and spacious showers. Changing rooms - terrible and unintuitine how do they work. Generally, an absolute diseaster of an aqua park. I will tell everyone that I know who is visiting Krakow to avoid this place.

Do not read bad reviews! There a so many fun rides there. The water is great. I recommend this waterpark to everyone.

Do not listen to the bad reviews! The water and the area is warm and I get cold easily. It’s clean and not worn down. We went with a child that’s 3 years old and we’re there for 5 hours!

Impressive waterpark with great selection of attractions. Slides, jacuzzi, sauna, food, pools - you name it. Interesting armband concept which works as the key and payment.

We visited on a Friday evening for 2 hours and was perfect. No queues for the slides and lovely amount of people to make it feel fun and not over crowded, would recommend this time of day. Cafe after did a great pizza and lovely place to relax. We will visit again, clean and felt very safe.

The place is fun for the whole family. We took the full day ticket, and it turned out to be a good choice.. We spent almost 6 hours there, and our kid was willing to stay even more, although she is 5.5 and couldn't use the big slides. What I didn't like - The toilets were pretty dirty all day, and the water in the pools are pretty cold (no way it was 28-30 degrees Celsius..)

Being a fan of aviation, I really wanted to visit the Museum so I'm really happy I got to do it during our little trip to Kraków! It's such a huuuuuuge museum with an immense airplanes and helicopters on display in hangars and outside, I couldn't believe my eyes at how much planes there were! (seemed endless!!) The tickets are really low for such a good quality museum and such a long visit! (it took us 2h/2h30 as we walk fast) however the lady at the ticket office was not really polite.. nor the one at the museum's shop (responded briefly and in a dry way when asked if she spoke english...). I really enjoyed my visit, I translated for my mother who doesn't speak English so she could appreciate it as much as I did. We also loved the exhibitions, very informative and interesting. I wish we had a guided visit as I saw on panels that to get inside 2 really big airplanes we had to be on a guided tour for that.. (was really sad we couldn't get in like we did on the helicopter on the scheduled time).

The best aircraft museum I’ve been too! Loads of cool aircraft to see and many different exhibits. Probably 100+ aircraft outside and there’s no fence so you can go up to them and walk all round them!

It is an amazing museum. We spent many hours there. It is very big but also you can see that all exhibitions are made with love . really recommend to visit :)

One of the best Aviation Museums I've had the pleasure of visiting! You could easily spend an entire day visiting the vast collection! It's mainly military aircraft which span 100+ years of aviation history with a mix of Allied, Axis, NATO & Soviet aircraft from WW1 through to the end of the Cold War, there is a retired LOT Polish Airlines Tupelov TU-134 airliner, but its in a bit of a state, hope it gets a restoration eventually! Totally worth coming to, even if you're not mad on planes!

It was really great seeing the variety of aircrafts, including vintage war planes. I had always wondered what happened to them, so it was cool learning about their history. The place is massive, and you'll need to walk a lot to see everything, so if you're not into long walks or history, it might not be your thing. But overall, I enjoyed it

A gorgeous, very interesting place, undeservedly deprived of attention. We were there on a free day and there were very few visitors. A large park of airplanes in the open air, many hangars of various equipment from different eras and countries. Polite staff, interactive exhibits.

Amazing museum, so many different aircraft from different places and for different uses. You could go right up to the planes and peer inside (without touching). Especially loved the exhibit on pioneering polish female pilots!

A heathen here. A pretty magnificent church. Our tour uses a local tour guide who takes us through the church while the Mass is in progress. He's also very thorough with the small museum. The church is dedicated to Black Madonna (the Virgin Mary), mother of Jesus. Reportedly, she possessed extraordinary power.

I love this place a lot. As soon as you walk through the gates it feels like you enter a little village on its own!!! It's a really peaceful and sacred place. I can only recommend ^^

Gorgeous buildings and surroundings. We were lucky enough to be there while mass was on. The sound of singing fills the place with reverie. There are multiple areas of the compound that are well worth a visit.

Wonderful shrine, a must-see while around Krakow. The icone of our Lady, the beautiful church, a very interesting treasury and museum, and breathtaking view at the top of the tower, all these make this place a magical one.

A beautiful and spiritual place with incredible history. The monastery is impressive, peaceful, and filled with meaning. A must-visit when in Częstochowa.

Photo by Letty / AKA Audrey Hepburn! God Bless all our Christian brother's and sister's of Our Father Lord Jesus Christ King of All Kings Amen❤️‍🔥🥰😍🤩

This is considered to be a sacred place with a miracle-making icon. This historical place is visited by the Pope, too. The architecture with inside decoration of the churches is beautiful! The entrance is free. There is a large parking behind the cathedral complex. Many pilgrims come here every year.

A heathen here. A pretty magnificent church. Our tour uses a local tour guide who takes us through the church while the Mass is in progress. He's also very thorough with the small museum. The church is dedicated to Black Madonna (the Virgin Mary), mother of Jesus. Reportedly, she possessed extraordinary power.

I love this place a lot. As soon as you walk through the gates it feels like you enter a little village on its own!!! It's a really peaceful and sacred place. I can only recommend ^^

Gorgeous buildings and surroundings. We were lucky enough to be there while mass was on. The sound of singing fills the place with reverie. There are multiple areas of the compound that are well worth a visit.

Wonderful shrine, a must-see while around Krakow. The icone of our Lady, the beautiful church, a very interesting treasury and museum, and breathtaking view at the top of the tower, all these make this place a magical one.

A beautiful and spiritual place with incredible history. The monastery is impressive, peaceful, and filled with meaning. A must-visit when in Częstochowa.

Photo by Letty / AKA Audrey Hepburn! God Bless all our Christian brother's and sister's of Our Father Lord Jesus Christ King of All Kings Amen❤️‍🔥🥰😍🤩

This is considered to be a sacred place with a miracle-making icon. This historical place is visited by the Pope, too. The architecture with inside decoration of the churches is beautiful! The entrance is free. There is a large parking behind the cathedral complex. Many pilgrims come here every year.