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Museums
The Museum of Musical Instruments, a branch of the National Museum, is housed in a townhouse on the Old Market Square. The permanent exhibition “A New Sound” is divided into 16 galleries and tells the story of European music from the late Middle Ages to the 20th century.
The violin of Henryk Wieniawski.
The harpsichord on which the young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and a son of Johann Sebastian Bach played.
Instruments shown in the context of the period, the ensemble, the place and the tradition. On tablets with the multimedia guide you can listen to how they sound.
Since 1946 the only workshop in Poland for the conservation of musical instruments has operated here.
With the Poznań Tourist Card admission is free.
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The only Monet painting in Polish collections and a large collection of works by Malczewski.
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A live show about the St Martin's croissant, just off the Old Market Square. Buy tickets in advance.
For children
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The story of the victorious uprising of 1918–1919 in the neoclassical Guardhouse on the square.
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