Amazing, incredibly atmospheric, and almost shed a tear. The most immersive experience I’ve ever had in a museum, in my entire life. It felt like I was, truly, walking through time. Extremely detailed in a multitude of languages. Being a history buff myself I rather quite enjoyed it. No issues what so ever, staff was friendly and helpful. I would go again if I didn’t have so little time in the city. Perfect museum well worth the small price. Visiting from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Unfortunately, we didn't give ourselves enough time to see everything in this museum but, what we did see was so interesting. We went on a Tuesday, which is free to enter & only had to pay (about £1 each) for the audio information which was a must. Before you go in you have to hand your coats/jackets into the cloakroom (free of charge), This actually made it more comfortable to walk about. The museum has so much information to give people and I really liked the way it was set out. The displays & information boards were so interesting to see and read.

A very well put together museum, so much information overwhelming at times Great value for money. We used the audio head phones that operated perfectly. It take a long time I did about 3 hours. And had to speed through the last 30 minutes as was shattered.

One of life's must dos. Up there with Auscwiecz. Powerful, factual evidence based, objective account of the lead up to why horrors can be imposed on others. It could not happen again they said. It is and within the lifetime of those who suffered it last time. It is frightening how the same arguments occur now by people and to people who said it should never happen again.

Very informative and interesting. A sobering experience. 25z entry fee. Free coat and bag check - bring a 2z coin or ask a staff member for assistance. All displays in english are difficult to read if you are just slighty visional challenged. Dim lighting throughout.

What an experience this was simply the best 2nd World War museum experience I have had. The audio accompaniment tour was spot on and added a very personal touch. Highly recommend to all to visit to try and view and learn the mistakes of our recent past.

First class in portraying the build up to the war and depicting all fronts of the war from Europe, Italy, Japan. Every American should visit this museum. They would then appreciate the USA. The film add on is a must experience, narrated by Tom Hanks.

Very good museum about the Polish experience during WWII. Gdańsk actually played a direct role in the war that was interesting to learn about. Also, the museum is stocked with loads of WWII memorabilia. We worth the visit!

We planned a couple of hours here before going home. It’s a huge building - mostly underground with many rooms. We went in a Tuesday- it was free, we can thoroughly recommend the audio tour which cost £2.50 each and was really good- we would have missed a lot without it. I can’t really put into words how moving the whole exhibition was, but I have to say I’m so glad we went, Gdansk has such a place in history , it is so much more than the Christmas markets.

This is an amazing museum. I learned so much here. Displays are annotated in Polish and English but it is also worth paying a little for the audio guide. The detail in this museum is phenomenal. We spent 4 hours here - we rushed through the last third as we were physically and emotionally spent. It is definitely worth two days and would probably take three visits to pay it justice. It is very well done and so informative. I read that there are plans to change it - please don't. The wider perspective it what's makes it so good. I'd recommend following this list up with a visit to the Solidarity Museum as that rounds out the story following the war. The museum is easy to get to and is a very short walk from the waterfront at the Hilton Hotel.