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The main Gdansk branch of the National Museum is housed in a former Franciscan Monastery that was intially freed up way back in 1555 during the Reformation. Gdansk was then one of the most protestant cities in the Polish Commonwealth. Since the pandemonium of the war years, the museum has been steadily improving. A treasure trove for art-lovers, the jewel in the crown is Hans Memling's apocalyptic 16th century altar-piece 'The Last Judgement.' For more modern gems, the Museum has a smashing new outlet at the baroque Opatow Palace. |
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reviewed by Richard & Janet from United Kingdom on Sep.30.2009 | |
Perhaps Krakow's has the edge but enjoyed a saunter round here. Happy to recommend 
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reviewed by Pam and Chris B. from United States on Jun.22.2009 | |
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reviewed by Jay from United Kingdom on Mar.11.2009 | |
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