Ochota is Warsaw’s academic heartland. The Radium Institute Museum operates in the building opened by Marie Curie herself in 1932, while the Medical History Museum on the university campus preserves surgical instruments and 17th-century medical texts.
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Al. Jerozolimskie 123a (Atlas Tower, 1st floor), 02-017 Warszawa
The Invisible Exhibition in Warsaw's Atlas Tower - a one-hour guided walk in total darkness, led by blind guides. Tickets, opening hours, …
ul. Grójecka 79, Warszawa
Pod Okiem Gallery, Ochota: contemporary art gallery run by Ochota Cultural Centre, Grójecka 79. Open since 2014. Hours vary - call 22 822 48 …
ul. Żwirki i Wigury 93, 02-089 Warszawa
University geological museum with Apollo mission lunar dust, 233 Pultusk meteorite specimens and 4,000 mineral displays. Free entry, by …
ul. Lelechowska 5, 02-351 Warszawa
500 Russian, Greek and Balkan icons in a converted boiler room - Orthodox chapel, Nowosielski reproductions. Free entry, call ahead to …
ul. Żwirki i Wigury 63, 02-091 Warszawa
WUM Medical History Museum in Warsaw - surgical instruments, 17th-century medical books, 3D-mapped Anatomical Theatre. Free entry, weekdays.
ul. Wawelska 15, 02-034 Warszawa
Radium Institute Museum at Wawelska - in the building Marie Curie opened in 1932. Historical room, films, tree declared natural monument. …