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Interesting for children and adult

Interesting place, espaecially for people, who are interesting in technics. You may find working... read more

Reviewed October 2, 2016
wojciechs211
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Swidnica, Poland
Needs renovation

Great piece of history, but in quite a poor shape. Guide in Polish only. Apart from all the... read more

Reviewed April 29, 2016
JonDoe04134
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Umea, Sweden
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Reviewed October 15, 2018

Very informative if you understand Polish. For those who don't, you still see all the machines and a video as well. At the end of the tour, you can see a large collection of match boxes, with vintage designs. Also display of art made from single matches.
Interesting and different, when you have extra time in Częstochowa.

Date of experience: September 2018
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Reviewed October 2, 2016

Interesting place, espaecially for people, who are interesting in technics. You may find working line which has almost 100 years.

Date of experience: September 2016
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Reviewed April 29, 2016

Great piece of history, but in quite a poor shape. Guide in Polish only. Apart from all the machinery, they also show two films, one of them is the oldest Polish documentary (over a century old), a lot of vintage boxes and amazing sculptures from matches. About 100 m down the road there's a footbridge over the tracks with some rather ingenious graffiti, highly recommended.

Date of experience: April 2016
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Reviewed July 13, 2015

Definetly worth to visit this history where from first hand you can learn everything about match production. From chemistry behind it to all the engineering parts and machinery - truly fascinating. Before visit I wasnt aware that there can be that many types of matches.
As well you can buy different types of matches for the memory on the exit of museum and enjoy the exibition of matches:D I was amazed what kind of sculptures you can make out of only one match.

Date of experience: December 2014
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Reviewed March 17, 2015

The idea for the museum is great but it lacks funding and inspiration. It is as if the factory closed on Friday and it became a museum on Monday. I personally did the translation of the tour information from Polish to English otherwise other English (non-Polish) visitors will struggle to understand anything.

Date of experience: July 2014
3  Thank Mike B
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