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City Museum of 艁贸诲藕

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Adjacent to the Manufaktura mall, this museum is housed in the impressive palace of 19th-century textile baron Izrael Kalmanowicz Pozna艅ski. The opulent apartments are a clear indication of the Pozna艅skis' wealth, bedecked with elaborate dark-wood wall panelling, delicate stained-glass windows and a grand ballroom. Despite taking a back seat to the building itself, the 1st-floor exhibitions are interesting, covering famous 艁贸诲藕 citizens such as pianist Artur Rubinstein and writer Jerzy Kosi艅ski, while those in the basement cover the city's history.

Amidst ongoing renovations, don't miss the 1902 baroque dining room.


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