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Galicia Jewish Museum, {CATEGORY}

This often-overlooked museum, in a far corner of Kazimierz, is almost a must-see. The main exhibition features contemporary and often very beautiful photographs of important Jewish sites throughout southern Poland with an explanation of what happened there. The effect works beautifully. So much of the experience of visiting Poland is running across sites very much like these pictures and trying to piece together the history behind it. The lesson here is that nearly every place has a tragic story.

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Address: Dajwór 18, Krakow

City: Krakow

Country: Poland

Phone 1: +48 12 421-68-42

Official site: www.galiciajewishmuseum.org

Opening hours: Daily 10am-6pm

Entrance fee: Admission 12zl ($5.20/£3.25)

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Galicia Jewish Museum, {CATEGORY}

This often-overlooked museum, in a far corner of Kazimierz, is almost a must-see. The main exhibition features contemporary and often very beautiful photographs of important Jewish sites throughout southern Poland with an explanation of what happened there. The effect works beautifully. So much of the experience of visiting Poland is running across sites very much like these pictures and trying to piece together the history behind it. The lesson here is that nearly every place has a tragic story.