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Step into the Muzeum Nauki Gdańskiej and uncover Gdańsk's horological treasures. This captivating museum boasts an impressive collection of clocks, from the oldest medieval timepiece to the groundbreaking first pulsar clock. Be amazed by the world's longest pendulum and explore the musical charm of its carillon. Rated 4.7 by visitors, this attraction is not only educational but also a fascinating experience suitable for the entire family. Restroom facilities are available for your convenience, ensuring a comfortable visit as you journey through time.

Features

Suitable for children, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Katarzynki
Bus stop 165 m walk
Heweliusza
Bus stop 262 m walk
Targ Drzewny
Bus stop 323 m walk
Gdańsk, Dworzec Główny
Bus stop 367 m walk

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4.6
based on 243 reviews
4.6/5 243 reviews
Bianca W
Bianca W
3 weeks ago on Google

There's a decent amount of exhibits about clock, clock mechanisms, and clock towers, but there's very little information. More weight is put on moody displays with backlighting and lots of dark rooms. The stairs cab be difficult to climb as they're narrow and badly lit. View from the top of the tower is okay but nothing to write home about. I'd say the tower at the city hall and St. Mary's church are definitely nicer. So, worth a visit if you're really into clocks, but otherwise not necessarily a main attraction.

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Amanda Dudek
Amanda Dudek
4 weeks ago on Google

Wejście w miarę dobrej cenie. Samo muzeum posiada 3 piętra oraz wejście na punkt widokowy. Klimat cudowny.

K Elf
K Elf
1 month ago on Google

I absolutely LOVE going up into clock towers, but it's the narrow stairs with cross-traffic that is hard to do. This place actually has one-way traffic like the road, which is awesome. The opening is just outside of the church and is easily missed if you're not looking - think small opening only. It's only b/c I was super curious when I saw the spiral staircase 😍.