The only Polish museum of professional and folk instruments, with over 3000 items from Poland and around the world. Combining music, history, and ethnography, it’s more interesting than it sounds. Three floors of exhibits include lutes dating back to the 15th century, a collection of 160 pianos illustrating the development of the instrument over the centuries, and a room of relics from the life of Frederic Chopin. Rounding off the exhibit is a collection of mechanical instruments: music boxes, barrel organs, juke boxes, player pianos, and gramophones. Visitors can borrow a tablet with additional info in English, the highlight of which is being able to hear recordings played on the instruments you're looking at.

Average visiting time: 60mins.

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