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Here are the latest Wroclaw cultural reviews, in reverse order. If you'd like to add your own comments about any cultural joint in Wroclaw, simply find the appropriate page for that particular gallery, museum, etc, and submit your review there! We look forward to your comments. | |
Ethnographic Museum
reviewed by Harry
from United Kingdom
on Apr.23.2008 | "ethnographical museum in Wroclaw? Great! some amazing temporary exhibitions" |  | |
Opera Wroclawska
reviewed by Rob
from United Kingdom
on Mar.12.2008 | "the Wroclaw Opera House is a fantastic building, spectacularly lit at night - find it on Swidnicka street the main road leading to the Rynek. Inside it is equally grand and the Opera and Ballet companies here are superb with a great programme offering plenty of things to see throughout the season - and a real variety. Best of all the Wroclaw Opera is very cheap, especially if you think how much you pay to see a show on Broadway or in London's West End!!!" | | |
Entropia Gallery
reviewed by Dominika
from Poland
on Mar.11.2008 | "Entropia galeria in my favourite in Wroclaw. I hope to come back soon:)" | | |
Raclawice Panorama
reviewed by Sue
from United Kingdom
on Dec.05.2007 | "It was worth the journey just to see this painting, when I walked out onto the viewing gallery I couldn't believe how wonderful it was, I felt I was in the open air of the battle field. The explanation would have been better with headphones as there was the constant background noise of the commentary in another language whilst listening to your own." | | |
St. John's Cathedral
reviewed by Hubert
from New Zealand
on Nov.20.2007 | "a fantastic cathedral for a fantastic city. Views from the top were spectacular" | | |
Teatr Muzyczny
reviewed by Slinks
from United Kingdom
on Nov.16.2007 | "they also have some more cutting edge concerts and performances here such as Homoxymoron - a project featuring eL.U.Ce and Rahim" | | |
Aula Leopoldina
reviewed by Aurelia
from Canada
on Nov.03.2007 | "I love city Wroclaw and Aula Leopoldina stands aut. Greetings for all students and profesors!" | | |
Aula Leopoldina
reviewed by Aurelia
from Canada
on Nov.03.2007 | "I lovey city Wroclaw and Aula Leopoldina stands aut. Greetings for all students and profesors!" | | |
Aula Leopoldina
reviewed by Zach
from United States
on Oct.29.2007 | "This room is a must-see for anyone visiting Wroclaw. I have visited it many times. One of the tidbits of information about this room, as far as I can determine is this.
In "German times" this was Breslau University, which awarded Johannes Brahms an honorary degree. As his thank-you note, Brahms wrote the famous Academic Festival Overture.
So, for those who are musically inclined, when you stand in this magnificent room, you may stand where Brahms stood to receive his degree.
The room is overwhelming. You will never forget it." | | |
Raclawice Panorama
reviewed by Jestem Tourist
from United States
on Oct.22.2007 | "Come on guys, it aint that cool. The novelty of a 360 degree battlescene is cute, but it's also pretty easy to understand why the cylindrical painting thing never caught on. The history of the painting might be more interesting than the painting itself, especially if you know nothing about the Kosciuszki Insurrection. Bit more background on Polish history would have been helpful." | | |
National Museum
reviewed by Kiris Klimek
from United States
on Aug.15.2007 | "A jewel of a place - and a bargain with the entry fee from the panorama. Of all places!!- when I visited there was a special exhibit of Netherlandish paintings - with a sweet Bruegel included as a bonus." | | |
Telecommunications Museum
reviewed by Eric
from United States
on May.08.2007 | "the telecommunications museum is definitely a bit of fun on a rainy day. It's kind of old school, which adds to the charm. At least there was something to read in English!" | | |
Museum of Architecture
reviewed by Francis
from United Kingdom
on Jan.24.2007 | "I enjoyed my visit here. A nice building with some interesting exhibitions (i forget the theme now). It was either free or next to nothing to get in, so well worth popping your head in if you're passing" | | |
University Museum & Tower
reviewed by Kathy
from United States
on Oct.11.2006 | "The exhibition was a bit weird, but the tower is really cool. Nice views over the city on a sunny day" | | |
Raclawice Panorama
reviewed by Dawn Mc Cosker
from Ireland
on Apr.30.2006 | "Definate worthwhile visit; headphones with english commentary; tour lasts 30mins; and involves you in the painting. Even easy to handle with a vodka hangover!" | | |
Military Museum
reviewed by Rhodezinhio
from United Kingdom
on Jul.01.2005 | "This place is pretty cool actually. I love the old Arsenal building, and as well as the military museum there was an archaelogical museum and a modern art exhibition at the back (which i am sure no one else had discovered - there were no posters or anything!)" | | |
National Museum
reviewed by anna siemacha
from Poland
on Jun.30.2005 | "Remember: Opening hours: Closed Mondays and Tuesdays; Wednesdays, Fridays 10am-4pm; Thursdays 9am-4pm; Saturdays, Sundays 10am-6pm." | | |
Telecommunications Museum
reviewed by Dunc
from United Kingdom
on Jun.28.2005 | "This museum is my favourite in Wroclaw. Lots of funky old machines - bit worried when I saw the mobiles phones in there too...my Ericsson can't be far behind!" | | |
Raclawice Panorama
reviewed by Duncan R
from United Kingdom
on Jun.20.2005 | "Worth the hype - a great painting and a good job of making you feel part of the battle! Your ticket is then good for the National Museum down the road!" | | |
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