It was one of the most incredible natural experiences I had in Poland. Located approximately 2.5 kilometers from the town center. The gully is around 3 meters deep and has a U-shaped profile. Visiting this site with a knowledgeable guide would enhance the experience, as there is much to learn about its formation and significance. However, even without a guide, it's worth the visit due to its proximity to the city and easy accessibility via electric mini cars. There is an entrance fee of just 4 PLN. There is an information board at the entrance, though it is partially destroyed. Despite this, I would still recommend visiting the gully on your own. However, it's best to avoid visiting on rainy days, as the wet ground can make walking difficult.

Place is absolutely fantastic. Exposed roots forms fantastic natural sculptures Avoid in rains - it gets slippery and immensely muddy

Simply magnificent. It is currently "closed" by the police because of some event that happened a month ago. You just need to move the plastic fence and walk in . Do not miss it. It is really special and this phenomena is rare. Take your time, it is a short walk (a few hundred meters). Highly recommended.

Very nice place, worth to go. The visit is not very long but quite nice. You have to pay for the visit, what I consider really abusive, taking into consideration is an open place in the nature.

Amazing nighttime trip with a very knowledgeable guide. Ensure you check the availability (weather and number-dependant) at the corner where electric buses stop at the city square.

A magical outdoor experience located about 30min walk away from town. Car park was right next to the entrance if you want to drive there. There's a small entry fee but totally worth it in my opinion.

Some most incredible nature experience I saw in Poland, Kazimierz Dolny. It can be 3D map and implement in video games or virtual reality. I can strongly recommend to see it during East Poland trip.

Kazimierz Dolny’s town center, or Rynek, is a charming, picturesque square that captures the heart of this historic Polish town. Surrounded by beautifully preserved Renaissance townhouses, including the ornate Przybyłów Houses, the square feels like stepping back in time. It’s a lively hub filled with cafes, art galleries, and local craft stalls, making it ideal for a leisurely stroll. The relaxed atmosphere is perfect for people-watching and soaking in the artistic vibes that Kazimierz Dolny is known for. It’s especially enchanting in the evenings when lights illuminate the old buildings, adding a magical touch.

Very lovely place to spend a few hours. You can buy souvenirs.

Beautiful market square with amazing Renaissance architecture. During the day it gets extremely crowded and loses a bit of its charm. I came back the next morning around 6:30 and had the whole square to myself – peaceful, quiet, and absolutely magical.

Historic, scenic and trendy. This ancient town is worth a visit, perfect for a weekend getaway. Definitely is one of my favorite places in Poland!

Well preserved atmosphere of the old town.

Romantic place, busy all year long with magical feeling of the past with many historical buildings. Loads of small galleries and restaurants around.

I was there during summer vacation. Very Nice village and the walk by the river is also very nice. In the main square were gipsys and they were taking advantage of the tourists. I think the locals must do something about it. PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM THE GIPSYS !!! Is also sad that the locals are not doing something and just observating what happens

a very moving and authentic place. Some of the tombstones are easily readable and the whole structure in the midst of the forest is awe-inspiring. The nazis lost, the Jews - despite the horrific event - survived and flourished. It is a great historical lesson in perseverance.

Very very amazing and nice place to visit close to Kazimierz Dolny. I recommend everyone to go there, however you should go by car or you can pick a transport inside the city to go there. It is nice monument but there is not so much so see there, only this. :-)

Amazing place with huge historical background. Really worth to see.

(Translated by Google) The Jewish cemetery in Kazimierz Dolny is a remarkable place for reflection and contemplation on history and the passage of time. Just entering the forest path creates an atmosphere of peace. Admission is free, but you must climb a flight of stairs to reach the cemetery grounds – it's worth keeping this in mind when planning your visit. This place holds immense historical and emotional value – not only does it remind you of Kazimierz's former residents but also encourages reflection on the fate of the entire Jewish community in Poland. A quiet walk among the trees and old tombstones is a lesson in history and humanity that will long remain in the memory. (Original) Cmentarz żydowski w Kazimierzu Dolnym to niezwykłe miejsce zadumy i refleksji nad historią i przemijaniem. Już samo wejście przez leśną ścieżkę wprowadza w atmosferę spokoju. Wejście jest darmowe, jednak aby dostać się na teren cmentarza, trzeba pokonać schody – warto o tym pamiętać, planując wizytę. To miejsce ma ogromną wartość historyczną i emocjonalną – nie tylko przypomina o dawnych mieszkańcach Kazimierza, ale też skłania do refleksji nad losem całej społeczności żydowskiej w Polsce. Cichy spacer wśród drzew i starych nagrobków to lekcja historii i człowieczeństwa, która na długo zostaje w pamięci.

(Translated by Google) The Jewish Cemetery in Kazimierz Dolny is easy to miss from the road; you have to stop at a small parking lot. The place is quite impressive, considering that during the German occupation, it was practically razed to the ground, and the tombstones were used by the Germans, among other things, to pave the way to the monastery where the Gestapo had its headquarters. Behind the wall commemorating those events, there's a forest with a dozen or so graves. (Original) Cmentarz Żydowski w Kazimierzu Dolnym łatwo przeoczyć z drogi, trzeba zatrzymać się na malutkim parkingu. Miejsce to robi duże wrażenie, wiedząc, że w czasie okupacji niemieckiej został on praktycznie zrównany z ziemią, a macewy posłużyły Niemcom m.in. utwardzenia drogi do klasztoru, gdzie gestapo miało siedzibę. Za upamiętniającą tamte wydarzenia ścianą znajduje się las z kilkunastoma grobami.

(Translated by Google) The cemetery is essentially Kazimierz's "Wailing Wall," with several forgotten monuments nestled among the trees behind it. It's a shame the city won't take this historical monument under its wing. It's worth seeing and allowing yourself a moment of reflection. (Original) Cmentarz to w zasadzie „Kazimierska ściana płaczu” a za nią między drzewami kilka zapomniany pomników. Szkoda, że miasto nie weźmie pod swoje skrzydła tego pomnika historii…. Warto zobaczyć, pozwolić sobie na chwilę zadumy.

(Translated by Google) A must-see in Kazimierz Dolny. A truly moving story of the people and the cemetery itself. (Original) Miejsce obowiązkowe to odwiedzenia w Kazimierzu Dolnym. Bardzo dojmująca historia ludzi i samego cmentarza.

The main old town in Kazimierz is very pretty and picturesque. The shops offer a variety of souvenirs but they are quite pricy. Most shops accept cards but it is good to have some cash just in case. The castle is ruins and some walls, but offers a good view on the town and the river. If you are planning to get to Kazimierz by public transport, plan it ahead as the town does not have a railway station so you can only get there by bus/minibus or car. Some minibuses are more frequent during school year and there are fewer of them during school holidays. Minibuses usually take payment in cash only so it is good to have some spare change.

Awesome place to go with a lot of history. It’s very rare. You get a chance to see anything like this in North America. Definitely worth a stop and the short hike note not stroller friendly make sure you are prepared when getting up there with kids.

Fun castle, shame it was destroyed a couple of times. However the ruins are intact and you can still visit the tower close by.

I’d rather call it the ruins of the castle, but it’s worth visiting, really. You can walk up or drive almost to the top of the hill (there is paid parking there). Then you climb a flight of stairs, go up the hill and can pay to enter the castle. It’s only the inner yard and one platform with a good view of the city and the river below, and a part of the wall with former prison. That’s about it. So it won’t really take much time. On the other hand you can use your imagination and figure out how the caste might have looked in the times before it became ruins… it’s very windy up there too. All in all, it was rather interesting to visit this castle

Fun stop with the kids for one hour. Check out the castle ruins then up to the tower to see the view of the Vistula river. You’ll need a ticket to get into either. Kids up to 7 are free. Adults are either 13 regular or 10 zl discount. We bought tickets right at the entrance and parked next door to the entrance for 5zl for 1 hour.

I loved atmosphere and the tower with amazing view on the river and the city. The castle itself is not a place of great interest: renewed and restorated it seems so fake... A great pity that when you want to go to the top of the tower you hace to go back to the castle, no opportunity to buy tickets near the tower

5zl to explore this place is definitely a great price, there are ample explanations inside on the history of the castle. Congratulations to the freaking genius who though it was a good idea to put white letters on glass in a lit room (sarcastic, ofc), but apart from that a great place to visit, probably the only one in Kazimierz, this little city is sort of devoid of life

Great location to visit! We went up around 19:30 to 20:00 which meant that it was close to sunset time which I think is the best time to visit. The colours are beautiful especially along the Vistula River. This was my second time up the hill, but this time we didn't have to pay, the booth was closed up with no one collecting payments. This was a bonus!

Hill of Three Crosses (Góra Trzech Krzyży) is absolutely worth the climb! The short hike to the top is a bit steep but very manageable, and once you reach the summit, you’re rewarded with one of the most beautiful panoramic views of Kazimierz Dolny and the Vistula River. The atmosphere is peaceful, especially during sunset — a perfect spot to relax, take photos, and enjoy the charm of this historic town from above. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Kazimierz Dolny!

Amazing view, really recommend! Next to this hill are old ruins that are also worth a look. We did not have to buy tickets, but I don't know if this is always the case, because there was a little cabinet with ticket prices (maybe in summer?)

Great view point, it's worth it and climb up the stairs. You need to pay for the ticket at the top.

On the hilltop, the three Jesus crosses rise like sentinels, overlooking the ancient village of Kazimierz with an almost supernatural majesty. The view is nothing short of jaw-dropping—a sweeping panorama of cobblestone streets, centuries-old rooftops, and the glistening Vistula River, all framed by Poland's untouched beauty. At sunrise or sunset, the scene explodes with fiery gold and crimson hues, turning the entire landscape into a vision straight out of a dream. This place isn't just peaceful—it's otherworldly, a raw and electrifying blend of nature, history, and sheer awe. A visit here is an experience that sears itself into your soul.

When you climb up they will charge you for that, still it is a small price for such a pretty view.

Paid entrance to the hill, really? 😀 Especially the fact that the toll is taken when you’ve reached the top. Been to real mountains times more beautiful in other countries, and for free. Nonsense lol :)

I think it has nice views of the surrounding area but is it something you have to see? Not really, if you have spare time you might as well go.

Nice view over the town and river

Only 5 minutes walk from city centre . Best views around

must see

good view

beautiful

Spectacular view.

Nice walking / hiking area

Amazing place for long and short walks along Wisła river; cruises available as well as beverages nearby

Nice place with calming peaceful views.

Beautiful view over the river Wisľa.

Super

Nice place to relax

Less than 1 hour boat trip in the river. Nice to do the trip with some kids

Unfortunately the exhibit was closed for restoration and only the gift shop was open.

Best place to stay in Kazimierz Dolny

Shtetl vibes 🥹

Super

Super

(Translated by Google) This place definitely deserves a mention – the coffee is truly delicious, aromatic, and prepared with great care. The staff impresses with their culture, courtesy, and warm approach to guests, creating an immediate sense of uniqueness. The stunning exhibition adds a unique character to the whole experience, making a visit not only a moment of relaxation over a cup of coffee but also an inspiring experience. The rooms are A+ – comfortable, clean, and furnished with attention to detail, perfect for a peaceful stay. It's a wonderful place to relax, a pleasure to return to. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a place with soul 🪬 (Original) To miejsce zdecydowanie zasługuje na wyróżnienie – kawa jest naprawdę pyszna, aromatyczna i przygotowana z dużą starannością. Obsługa zachwyca kulturą, uprzejmością i serdecznym podejściem do gości, dzięki czemu od razu czuje się wyjątkową atmosferę. Do tego rewelacyjna wystawa, która dodaje całości niezwykłego charakteru i sprawia, że wizyta staje się nie tylko chwilą relaksu przy filiżance kawy, ale także inspirującym doświadczeniem. Pokoje są na 5 z plusem – wygodne, czyste i urządzone z dbałością o detale, idealne na spokojny pobyt. To cudowne miejsce na wypoczynek, do którego z przyjemnością się wraca. Gorąco polecam każdemu, kto szuka miejsca z duszą 🪬

(Translated by Google) Kazimierz Dolny is one of my favorite places in Poland, but staying at Beitenu made me rediscover it. This isn't just an ordinary guesthouse, it's an experience. A place where you can immerse yourself in the history of Jewish Kazimierz, seeing how the past and present intertwine harmoniously. There's a photography exhibition, a restored bimah, a place filled with books. And then you return to your room, where you feel comfortable and safe. It's the perfect balance between cultural depth and simple, human comfort. Delicious coffee in the café and a delightful service. (Original) Kazimierz Dolny to jedno z moich ulubionych miejsc w Polsce, ale pobyt w Beitenu sprawił, że odkryłam go na nowo. To nie jest zwykły pensjonat to doświadczenie. Miejsce, w którym możesz zanurzyć się w historię żydowskiego Kazimierza, zobaczyć, jak przeszłość i teraźniejszość przenikają się w harmonijny sposób. Wystawa fotografii, odrestaurowana bima. Miejsce wypełnione książkami. A potem wracasz do swojego pokoju, w którym czujesz komfort i bezpieczeństwo. To idealny balans między głębią kulturową a zwykłą, ludzką wygodą. Pyszna kawa w kawiarni i przemiła obsługa.

(Translated by Google) A very nice historic church in Kazimierz Dolny. From the church yard you can admire a nice panorama of the city, the castle and the mountain of three crosses. The church looks impressive. Inside there is a very nice wooden altar and a beautiful painting of Our Lady. Both the sanctuary and the entire surroundings of the order have an extraordinary atmosphere. A place definitely worth visiting. (Original) Bardzo ładny zabytkowy kościół w Kazimierzu Dolnym. Z dziedzińca kościoła można podziwiać ładna panoramę na miasto, zamek i górę trzech krzyży. Kościół prezentuje się okazale. Wewnątrz bardzo ładny drewniany ołtarz i piękny obraz Matki Bożej. Zarówno sanktuarium jak i całe otoczenie zakonu ma niezwykły klimat. Miejsce napewno warte odwiedzenia.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church on a hill, an excellent viewpoint of Kazimierz. (Original) Piękny kościół na wzgórzu, doskonały punkt widokowy na Kazimierz.

(Translated by Google) The Sanctuary of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and its monastery are one of the most beautiful and important places in Kazimierz Dolny. 🕊️ This impressive church, with its rich history and beautiful interior, captivates from the first sight. The Franciscan monastery adds a unique atmosphere of peace and reflection to this place. It's a perfect place for prayer, reflection, or simply a stop during a walk around the city. The surrounding area is picturesque, and from the monastery hill, there's a charming view of Kazimierz and the Vistula River. A place full of spirituality, history, and beauty – worth visiting not only for believers but also for anyone who wants to experience the unique atmosphere of Kazimierz Dolny. (Original) Sanktuarium Zwiastowania NMP z klasztorem to jedno z najpiękniejszych i najważniejszych miejsc w Kazimierzu Dolnym. 🕊️ Imponująca świątynia z bogatą historią i pięknym wnętrzem zachwyca od pierwszego wejrzenia. Klasztor franciszkanów dodaje temu miejscu wyjątkowej atmosfery spokoju i refleksji. To doskonałe miejsce zarówno do modlitwy, jak i do chwili zadumy czy zwykłego zatrzymania się podczas spaceru po mieście. Okolica jest malownicza, a z klasztornego wzgórza rozpościera się urokliwy widok na Kazimierz i Wisłę. Miejsce pełne duchowości, historii i piękna – warto odwiedzić nie tylko wierzącym, ale każdemu, kto chce poczuć niezwykły klimat Kazimierza Dolnego.

(Translated by Google) A true attraction, the Franciscan monastery with the Sanctuary of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, built in the late 16th century, remains virtually intact. We visited in summer when the monastery's doors were opened to visitors. We could stroll through the corridors and enter the inner courtyard with a well. It felt as if time had stood still – the austere, thick walls, large windows, the pervasive coolness, and the silence. The sanctuary, or church, after renovation, features a magnificent, original restored altar, probably also from the 16th century. The large, long wooden staircase leading up to the monastery, up a high hill, is truly impressive. The only new feature introduced in 2020 by Bishop Budzik of Lublin, the church features the image of St. Charbel, the miraculous Lebanese monk, before whom services are held to obtain graces. We recommend it. (Original) Prawdziwa atrakcja, klasztor Franciszkanów z Sanktuarium Zwiastowania NMP, który został wybudowany pod koniec XVI wieku, w stanie praktycznie nienaruszonym. Byliśmy latem, kiedy drzwi do klasztoru zostały otwarte dla zwiedzających. Mogliśmy przejść się korytarzami i wejść na wewnętrzny dziedziniec ze studnią. Mieliśmy wrażenie, jakby czas się zatrzymał - surowe, grube mury, duże okna, wszechobecny chłód oraz cisza. Sanktuarium, czyli kościół po remoncie, ze wspaniałym, oryginalnym odrestaurowanym ołtarzem, chyba także z XVI. Ogromne wrażenie robią duże, długie drewniane schody, którymi wchodzi się do klasztoru na wysoką górę. Jako jedyna nowość, którą wprowadził w 2020 roku lubelski biskup Budzik - w kościele znajduje się oblicze św. Charbela, cudownego libańskiego mnicha, przed którym odbywają się nabożeństwo o wyproszenie łask. Polecamy

(Translated by Google) When visiting charming Kazimierz Dolny, be sure to visit the Sanctuary of the Annunciation of Our Lady of Kazimierz and the Franciscan Monastery, located on the hill opposite the castle, surrounded by a wall. From here, you can enjoy a beautiful panorama of the Castle, the Tower, the Hill of Three Crosses, and Kazimierz. The Sanatorium houses a painting of the Virgin Mary, famous for its many apparitions. (Original) Zwiedzając urokliwy Kazimierz Dolny nie może pominąć położonego na przeciwległym wzgórzu do wzgórza zamkowego, Sanktuarium Zwiastowania Matki Boskiej Kazimierskiej i Zakonu Franciszkanów, otoczonych murem. Z tego miejsca roztacza się piękna panorama na Zamek, Basztę, Wzgórze zTrzech Krzyży i Kazimierz. W Sanatorium znajduje się Obraz Matki Boskiej słynący z wielu objawień.

(Translated by Google) An interesting religious building. A unique entrance to the top through a covered staircase. At the top there is a very nice view of the Kazimierz panorama. (Original) Ciekawy obiekt sakralny. Wyjątkowe wejście na górę przez zadaszone schody. Na górze bardzo ładny widok na panoramę Kazimierza.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place. On the cloisters there is a wonderful view of the market square, the Hill of Three Crosses, the panorama is beautiful. There are high stairs leading to the Sanctuary, but it is very easy to go down them. A place of silence and prayer. (Original) Piękne miejsce. Na krużgankach rozpościera się cudny widok na rynek, na Górę Trzech Krzyży, panorama jest przepiękna. Do Sanktuarium prowadzą wysokie schody, ale bardzo łatwo po nich zejść. Miejsce wyciszenia i modlitwy.

Nicely restored old building

(Translated by Google) Renaissance tenement houses of wealthy merchants, brothers Mikołaj and Krzysztof Przybyła from 1615. Richly decorated and beautifully preserved. In the front, figures of patrons - St. Nicholas the bishop and St. Christopher carrying the baby Jesus across the river. The tenement houses are certainly a showcase of Kazimierz, it's just a shame that under them there are stands with market junk. Nevertheless, they are definitely worth seeing. (Original) Renesansowe kamienice bogatych kupców, braci Mikołaja i Krzysztofa Przybyłów z 1615r. Bogato zdobione i pięknie zachowane. Z frontu postacie patronów - św. Mikołaja biskupa oraz św.Krzysztofa przenoszącego dzieciątko Jezus przez rzekę. Kamienice są z pewnością wizytówką Kazimierza, szkoda tylko że pod nimi stoiska z jarmarczną tandetą. Niemniej na pewno warto je zobaczyć.

(Translated by Google) Impressive. They stand out immediately upon entering the market square. They are an example of late Renaissance architecture that combines local building traditions with Dutch and Italian influences. The townhouses are topped with impressive attics. Beautiful bas-reliefs, especially that of St. Christopher crossing the river with Jesus on his arm. (Original) Imponujące. Wyróżniają się od razu po wejściu na rynek. To przykład późnorenesansowej architektury, która łączy miejscową tradycję budowlaną z wpływami niderlandzkimi i włoskimi. Kamienice są zwieńczone imponującymi attykami. Piękne plaskorzeźby, zwłaszcza ta Św. Krzysztofa przekraczającego rzekę z Jezusem na ramieniu.

(Translated by Google) Private tenement houses with a long history. It is one of the architectural gems of this city. The tenement houses are located on the market square. They are distinguished by their Renaissance wealth. I recommend. Worth seeing (Original) Kamienice prywatne z długoletnią historią. Jest to jedna z perełek architektonicznych tego miasta. Kamienice zlokalizowane są na rynku. Wyróżniają się bogactwem renesansowym. Polecam. Warto zobaczyć

(Translated by Google) There's something strikingly coherent about the facades that stand amidst the uninspired architecture of a small town. High culture, a poetry of detail, suddenly emerges from behind wooden cottages that seem to date from another era. The people who built these tenement houses reached beyond the horizon of their time and gazed with pride at Kazimierz Dolny. (Original) Jest coś uderzająco spójnego w fasadach, które stoją pośrodku przaśnej architektury małego miasteczka. Wysoka kultura, poezja detalu nagle wyłania się zza drewnianych chat, które pochodzą jakby z innej epoki. Ludzie, którzy zdecydowali się wznieść te kamiennice sięgali poza horyzont swoich czasów i patrzyli z dumą na Kazimierz Dolny.

(Translated by Google) Perfectly restored tenement houses that are currently the seat of the City Hall. A certain dissonance is caused by the almost neighboring tenement house, exactly the second one on the left side of the Przybyłów Tenement House, you can see the collapsing roof... (Original) Doskonale odrestaurowane kamienice będące obecnie siedzibą Urzędu Miasta. Pewien dysonans wprowadza kamienica niemal sąsiadująca, dokładnie drugą po lewej stronie Kamienic Przybyłów, widać walący się dach...

(Translated by Google) In my opinion, these are the most beautiful townhouses in Kazimierz Dolny. They date from the 17th century. I really like the decorations and bas-reliefs. It's not without reason that these townhouses are called the most beautiful monuments of the Polish Renaissance. They're a bit out of the way, but that only adds to their charm. (Original) Moim zdaniem to najpiękniejsze kamienice w Kazimierzu Dolnym. Pochodzą z XVII wieku. Bardzo podobają mi się zdobienia, płaskorzeźby. Nie bez powodu kamienice te nazywane są najpiękniejszymi zabytkami polskiego renesansu. Troszkę w kąciku ale to tylko dodaje im uroku.

(Translated by Google) I'm cold, but my heart is warmer – or how I accidentally discovered the Arctic in Puławy The plan was simple: Czartoryski Palace, a stroll through the classicist atmosphere, and maybe some ice cream in the market square. Meanwhile – bam! – chance (or maybe it's fate?) led me to… the Polar Research Museum. I don't know if it's an Arctic version of the "Wild West" or rather "Star Wars" on a glacier, but one thing I know for sure: I've arrived at a place with soul, frost, and a huge dose of passion. There are polar bears, snowshoes, expedition notes, and equipment that looks like it just returned from Siberia (and it didn't have it easy there). Everything is presented with panache, but not for show – this isn't some Instagram snow theater, but a true story about people who willingly put themselves in the freezer in the name of science. Two things captivated me most: – the stories of polar explorers who were simultaneously scientists, madmen, and poets (some literally), – and the feeling that this museum was created with heart, not budget, even though the exhibition is surprisingly modern and truly interactive. I was also surprised by… the silence. Not the boring, museum-like kind, but the Arctic kind – as if the walls truly remembered the silence of the glacier. In the end, I thought: this must be one of those places where you can leave a museum and feel chills – not from the air conditioning, but from the emotion and delight. Score? 5 out of 5 seals. Not just for snow and history lovers – for anyone who enjoys discovering the unexpected. It's truly worth it! (Original) Zimno mi, ale w sercu cieplej – czyli jak przypadkiem odkryłem Arktykę w Puławach Plan był prosty: Pałac Czartoryskich, spacer wśród klasycystycznych klimatów i może lody na rynku. Tymczasem – bach! – przypadek (a może to los?) skierował mnie do… Muzeum Badań Polarnych. Nie wiem, czy to arktyczna wersja „Dzikiego Zachodu”, czy raczej „Gwiezdne Wojny” na lodowcu, ale jedno wiem na pewno: trafiłem do miejsca z duszą, mrozem i ogromną dawką pasji. Są niedźwiedzie polarne, rakiety śnieżne, zapiski z wypraw i sprzęt, który wygląda, jakby właśnie wrócił z Syberii (i nie miał tam lekko). Wszystko podane z rozmachem, ale też nie na pokaz – to nie instagramowy śnieżny teatrzyk, tylko autentyczna opowieść o ludziach, którzy dobrowolnie pakują się w zamrażarkę w imię nauki. Najbardziej urzekły mnie dwie rzeczy: – historie polarników, którzy byli równocześnie naukowcami, szaleńcami i poetami (niektórzy dosłownie), – oraz poczucie, że to muzeum zrobione jest z sercem, a nie z budżetem, choć ekspozycja jest zaskakująco nowoczesna i naprawdę interaktywna. Zaskoczyła mnie też… cisza. Nie ta muzealna, nudna, ale taka arktyczna – jakby ściany naprawdę pamiętały ciszę lodowca. Na koniec pomyślałem: to chyba jedne z tych miejsc, gdzie można wyjść z muzeum i poczuć, że ma się ciarki – nie od klimatyzacji, tylko od emocji i zachwytu. Ocena? 5 na 5 fok. Nie tylko dla miłośników śniegu i historii – dla każdego, kto lubi odkrywać rzeczy niespodziewane. Na prawdę warto!

(Translated by Google) A new place, only a few months old, on the tourist map of Puławy. There are nice exhibits and descriptions provided. After a few months of activity, they managed to organize 5 rooms with exhibits and many paintings in the corridor. Museum employees are committed, help, guide and are well prepared for their work. (Original) Nowe, zaledwie kilkumiesięczne miejsce na turystycznej mapie Puław. Są tam fajne eksponaty i podane opisy. Po kilku miesiącach działalności udało im się zorganizować 5 sal z eksponatami i wiele obrazów na korytarzu. Pracownicy muzeum są zaangażowani, pomagają, oprowadzają i są świetnie przygotowane do swojej pracy.

(Translated by Google) The exhibits are rich in detail, with descriptions of the scientists' lives during their research. Tours are available for 15 PLN, and there's also one free day each month. (Original) Bardzo bogate stanowiska i opisy życia naukowców podczas wykonywanych badań. Można zwiedzić za 15 zł a dodatkowo w każdym miesiącu jest jeden dzień wolny.

(Translated by Google) An interesting exhibition in a non-obvious place for polar science. The host talks interestingly about the topics related to the exhibition. A regular ticket costs PLN 15, there is a parking lot behind the entrance. I definitely recommend it! (Original) Ciekawa wystawa w nieoczywistym miejscu dla polarnictwa. Prowadzący ciekawie opowiada o tematyce związanej z wystawą. Normalny bilet kosztuje 15zł, za wejściem znajduje się parking. Zdecydowanie polecam!

(Translated by Google) Time very well spent. We were 3 people. We visited with a guide (additional cost of PLN 50 in addition to the cost of tickets, but I RECOMMEND). (Original) Bardzo dobrze spędzony czas. Byliśmy w 3 osoby. Zwiedzaliśmy z przewodnikiem ( dodatkowy koszt 50 zł oprócz kosztu biletów ale POLECAM).

(Translated by Google) A fantastic museum. Friendly and committed staff. The exhibition is well-designed and very interesting. We were with a school group, the kids listened so attentively that we had to extend the visit. (Original) Rewelacyjne muzeum. Pracownicy sympatyczni i zaangażowani. Ekspozycję dopracowane, bardzo ciekawe. Byliśmy z grupą szkolna, dzieciaki słuchały tak uważnie, że musieliśmy przedłużyć wizytę.

(Translated by Google) An interesting museum with a room built of elements that previously served in the station, many interesting photographs and exhibits, everything very nicely described, and during the week there was no traffic at all, which allowed for free sightseeing (Original) Ciekawe muzeum z pomieszczeniem zbudowany z elementów, które wcześniej służyły w stacji, wiele ciekawy fotografii i eksponatów, wszystko bardzo fajnie opisane a w tygodniu nie było zupełnie ruchu co pozwalało na swobodne zwiedzanie

(Translated by Google) Worth seeing. Beautiful Polish cities. (Original) Warto zobaczyć. Piękne polskie miasta.