Audio Guide National Museum in Warsaw

Audio guide National Museum in Warsaw in English
In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through National Museum in Warsaw telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.
What you'll hear inside National Museum in Warsaw:
- 1Ancient Art Gallery
Home to over 24,000 objects of ancient art spanning Egyptian, Greek and Roman civilisations.
- 2Faras Gallery
Home to Europe's largest collection of Nubian Christian art, recovered from Faras Cathedral in Sudan by Polish archaeologists.
- 3Medieval Art Gallery
Featuring objects from the 14th and 15th centuries from various regions across Poland, including the renowned Grudziądz Polyptych.
- 4Gallery of Old Masters
Brings together painting, sculpture and decorative arts organised by social contexts: court, church and city.
- 5Nineteenth-Century Art Gallery
Home to Jan Matejko's renowned painting 'Battle of Grunwald' (426 x 987 cm), one of Poland's largest canvases.
- 620th and 21st Century Art Gallery
Showcasing modern and contemporary Polish art across 700 m², enhanced with augmented reality technology and mobile applications.
- 7Madonna and Child by Sandro Botticelli
One of the most outstanding masterpieces in the museum's collection of European painting.
- 8Maerten Soolmans by Rembrandt
A portrait by the Dutch master that was looted by the Nazis and later recovered.
- 9Oriental Art Collection
Poland's largest collection of Chinese art, featuring approximately 5,000 objects including works from Japan and Korea.
- 10Numismatic Collection
An extensive collection of coins and medals documenting the monetary history of Poland and Europe.
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Editorial summary
Museo en un edificio modernista donde se exponen cuadros y esculturas de artistas polacos e internacionales de todas las épocas.
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Museo de pequeño tamaño pero bastante completo en cuanto a variedad de obras (arte sacro, Egipto, Roma y civilizaciones antiguas, pintura, artes decorativas). Solo por las salas de arte religioso medieval se justifica de sobra la visita, pero se puede recorrer entero en una visita y no defrauda. El personal es muy amable, mi mujer iba con muletas y nos sacaron de la cola de los tickets y nos llevaron directamente al mostrador. Toda la tarde fueron muy atentos, indicando el ascensor y los salvaescaleras. Mi impresión es super positiva y lo recomiendo absolutamente.
Nuestra visita al Museo de Varsovia fue excepcional. Fuimos un martes, aprovechando que la entrada a las exposiciones permanentes es gratuita. Sin embargo, por curiosidad decidimos entrar también a la exposición temporal "Autoportret / Self-portrait", que tenía un costo adicional de 35 zł. Aunque el contenido era interesante, la muestra se reducía a solo un par de pequeñas salas, por lo que el precio nos pareció algo elevado para lo que ofrecía. Aun así, la experiencia general en el museo fue muy positiva y vale la pena visitarlo, especialmente si vas un martes.
Arte, cultura e historia. Excelente para salir de la rutina y alimentarte con nuevas experiencias en el ámbito de la historia.

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