What you'll hear inside Prison Tower and Torture Chamber:

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  Displayed Archaeological Finds

  Wielki Młyn's ground floor displays archaeological finds uncovered during renovation excavations, presented alongside the historic eastern wall.

• 2
  Prison Tower (Wieża Więzienna)

  The Prison Tower (Wieża Więzienna) is the focal point of Gdańsk's medieval jail complex, a 25-metre brick structure that once formed part of the Main City's fortifications.

• 3
  Torture Chamber (Katownia)

  The Torture Chamber (Katownia) is one of two buildings forming the Gothic-Renaissance gateway complex on Długa Street in Gdańsk.

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  Prison Tower Viewpoint

  The Mirador de la Torre Prisión occupies the upper level of Gdańsk's Prison Tower, crowned with a baroque helm added in 1594 by Antoni van Obberghen.

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  Picota (Pręgierz)

  The Picota (Pręgierz) is a distinctive fixture on the eastern face of Gdansk's Prison Tower, erected in 1604 after being relocated from the city's Main Town Hall.

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  Szyja (connecting passage)

  A wall-passage literally called "the neck", which links the Prison Tower with the Torture Chamber, forming a double barbican unique in Europe.

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  Exhibition on the rebuilding of Gdańsk

  An exhibition of the Muzeum Gdańska devoted to the post-war reconstruction of the old town.