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Art Museum - Ms²
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Book Art Museum
Situated inside the former villa of Henryk Grohman the Book Art Museum is a strange one room affair open only by prior appointment.
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Central Museum of Textiles
To understand exactly what Łódź is all about, and to really get under the city’s skin, a visit to the Textile Museum is a good place to start.
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Dętka Museum
This is industrial tourism at its best, allowing visitors to Łódź to penetrate the earth's core and visit the sewers that lie below.
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Experymentarium
Woah, here's a museum that makes science fun, and in a way that rather than ordering you to ‘keep away from the glass’, actively encourages visitors to ‘push’, ‘touch’ and ‘enter’.
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Księży Młyn - Edward Herbst Palace
One of the most intriguing places in Poland, Księży Młyn (Prince’s Mill) is currently closed until mid-2013, though an exhibition in the palace's carriage house will open in the spring (exact dates, prices and hours are still unknown).
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Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography
Established in 1931 and one of the leading research institutions of its kind in the country, this charming little museum is packed
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Museum of Cinematography
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Museum of Culture and Religious Traditions
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Museum of Natural History
A typically run of the mill Polish museum that wouldn’t look out of place in a small town anywhere in the country, find the usual collection of stuffed birds and rocks not very thoughtfully presented and illustrated in Polish only.
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Museum of Sport and Tourism
One of the great unsung oddities of Łódź, the Sport & Tourism Museum has been attracting the accidental visitor
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Museum of the City of Łódź
Inside the breathtaking Neo-Baroque former residence of Łódź manufacturer Izrael Kalmanowicz Poznański,
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Museum of the Factory
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Museum of the Tradition of Independence
Set inside a former Tsarist prison your tour begins on the ground floor, where a walk around the former cells allows visitors
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Open-air Museum of the Łódź Wooden Architecture
Tucked behind the Central Museum of Textiles is a unique open-air museum dedicated to the wooden architecture that dominated the streets of Łódź in its early years.
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The Museum of Art
Closed until at least 2013, this superb museum and gallery features a worthy modern art exhibition - called Open Composition - courtesy of progressive artists from a number of countries, including Poland.
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