Opis
The museum is housed in the Gniński Palace (also known as the Ostrogski Palace), dating from the late 17th century. The interactive exhibition leads visitors through four levels — from the composer's childhood in Warsaw to his final days in Paris.
The collection includes manuscripts, letters, portraits, as well as the Pleyel piano that Chopin played during the last years of his life.
Highlights
- Chopin's Pleyel piano.
- Multimedia stations featuring his compositions.
- Free admission on Wednesdays.
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Voice: Alloy (EN)
Tip
Ticket numbers are limited per hour — buy online in advance.