Great museum in Wroclaw! As mentioned in the title, it is devoted to the subject of water. Its big…read morefacilities include viewing rooms, interactive exhibitions and even a relaxation area. Most of the exhibits include English translation option along with Polish. Lockers do require a zloty coin, but they also have a complimentary cloakroom. They require tickets in advance, but also have a waiting area. I highly recommend if visiting Wroclaw, Poland.

Super cool spot! We stopped by here today to learn about water and it was more interesting than I…read moreexpected. Not much of a "museum person" but I HIGHLY recommend anyone who is visiting the city or lives there to check out this interactive educational facility which spans a lot of history of not just Wroclaw but the beginning of water in space and time in this vast Universe. You won't be disappointed!

Beautiful castle! Amazing architecture and craftsmanship. Underground tour was incredible too and…read moreoptions available in other languages. Great experience and had the Ksiaz beer and pierogis at the restaurant afterwards. Both were delicious.

What an amazing place! I have never seen a "real" castle in my life, and it was a treat that Ksiaz…read morewas my first. My experience started with a trip to the Palm House, down the road a bit, and that was a treat. Make sure to see the 100 year old palms, and on display now is a large assortment of Bonsai trees - one which was 180 years old. SIMPLY AMAZING. After that, my friend and I walked toward the castle, and checked out the scenic overlook. In the US a scenic overlook is not always so scenic, so I didn't get my hopes up. I was amazed when the castle came into view across the embankment. WOW! Simply stunning. The castle itself is amazing. We took the self-guided tour. We wanted to go at our own pace. And my Polish language skills being what they are, my friend and I though it would be better if we could take my time and enjoy the castle on our own. I don't know if they offer guided tours in English or not. The only problem with this was that we couldn't go down into the tunnels or up the tower without a guide. But, I didn't feel like I missed out on much because the place is amazing just by itself. The contrast in architecture, the opulence, the magnificence of the gardens... it was really amazing! Make sure to check out the stables too - this was a little more of a relaxing excursion, as there were not nearly as many people. I enjoyed the slower pace of strolling through and looking at the horses. The 30zl. ticket was well worth what I saw (Palm house, Castle, and Stables). For an American traveler, it was quite inexpensive for what you are able to experience! If you're in Lower Silesia, Ksiaz is a must see! I'm so glad I had the opportunity.