We visited this last week and it wasn’t too busy so could take time around the museum, we purchased the headsets with commentary for ourselves and it was great, very clear, slow paced and informative, good experience all round!

An educating tour, and guiding, to one off The Consentration camp nerby Gdańsk. The guide, Elwira, was very informative, knowledgeable and pleasant.

This museum, it’s exhibits and an excellent audio guide give a very good picture of how Poland managed to escape the yoke of communism.

This museum, it’s exhibits, it’s audio guide or among the best I have ever attended. You get a very good view of World War III, it’s causes, and resulting historical events. Allowing enough time to go through the museum completely and listen to the entire audio guide.

The Gdansk-Gdynia-Sopot Tour with Michal Maj was amazing. I couldn’t have asked for a better tour guide. Highly recommended!!!!

We were really looking forward to this tour. Unfortunately, they canceled the day before our tour. They refunded our payment promptly so that was good .

We had an awesome dumpling tour!! Kaja as a very outgoing , knowledgeable and fun tour guide that took us to three amazing dumpling restaurants !! We leaned some history and fun facts about Poland!! Highly recommend!!!

The guide was brilliant! She really knew her stuff! Very impressive! Wish we knew about her sooner in our trip!

Super place to visit. Good places to eat. Amber museum very interesting. Now in the Great Mill. Look out for lovely Amber jewellery to buy. I have been several times before and always enjoy it.

This is a must visit ,anyone visiting Gdansk has to visit this place and witness the atrocities that took place ,really very emotional place

We were delighted with the permanent exhibition on the story of Solidarność. It was a great insight to everything that occurred during that time. On the other hand, the temporary exhibition on the shipyard itself was tedious. The audio guide went on describing every single piece of memorabilia at great length, which seemed superfluous and considerably increased the duration of this part. If you can get a plushie of Lech, please do!

Interesting visit. The automated tour was excellent and we had lovely pastries and coffee afterwards.

Well done Lots of explanations, facts, photos. Important topic, today possibly more than some years ago

Extremely informative. Very well done exhibit. Terrifying similarities with what is happening now in the eastern part of Europe.

This museum was really an experience, sometimes overwhelming in its sadness and horror of what was inflicted on ordinary people. The story is very comprehensive and also tells of the huge part that Poland played in the outbreak of the war. The permanent exhibition has some excellent displays involving tanks ,aircraft and weapons ,all quite spectacular. My ticket price was 29zl The museum is a big attraction and there are sometimes long queues for tickets ,i purchased mine the day before. First admission is at 10.00am but entry numbers are limited and you are allowed into the museum before but you are not allowed entry to the exhibition until 10.00am . The staff are very friendly and helpful. Bags are requested to be placed in lockers using a returnable 2 zloty coin. This museum cannot be rushed through and also involves a fair amount of reading information boards so isn't really suitable for young children. I recommend at least 3 hours to do this justice. There is an audio guide for 12 Zloty which is well worth the price and automatically activates on entry to the different rooms. There is a museum shop and café . The location is in a peaceful spot by the river and has outside seats and ,the museum is signposted but can also be seen by its modern architecture from a distance.