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Here are the latest Poznan cultural reviews, in reverse order. If you'd like to add your own comments about any cultural joint in Poznan, simply find the appropriate page for that particular gallery, museum, etc, and submit your review there! We look forward to your comments.

Arsenal City Art Gallery
reviewed by Dagny
from Poland
on Jan.03.2008

"Really quality gallery and bookshop, what a modern art gallery should be!"

Muzeum Narodowe
reviewed by Vedat
from United States
on Oct.05.2007

"for me there are very importand!I miss some photo very much"

Museum of Musical Instruments
reviewed by Ania
from United States
on Jul.11.2007

"Probably one of the most inspirational museums I've ever been to. It's really amazing that some of these instruments are really works of art in themselves - most of them in fact. But it's also interesting to see how instruments have developed through the ages, and how similar instruments can be made in completely different ways by different cultures. The only bad thing about the museum that really should be changed is that you cannot listen to any of the instruemtns. I understand some are old and would fall apart if played, but most of them could be recorded so visitors could listen to what they sound like on headphones as they went through - that would make it so much better. Either way, if you're a musician, it's worth coming to Poznan just to see this museum!"

Museum of Applied Arts
reviewed by Dagny
from United States
on Jul.09.2007

"Very cool museum - wish they had more modern stuff though. It seemed part of the exhibition was closed, maybe just temporarily. It's worth the climb up the hill as well because you get a good view of the city. "

Citadel
reviewed by Satya
from India
on Jun.29.2007

"This is one huge park with cemetries of soldiers. I lost my way in Citadela and finally managed to get out after wandering for an hour or two."

Poznan Army Monument
reviewed by Satya
from India
on Jun.29.2007

"'Poznan Army Monument' is worth seeing. One can spend a couple of hours going through the antiqued arsenal. There are some planes and tankers(probably used in WW-II) outside the museum. Kid's and young people would like it."

Poznan Army Museum
reviewed by floach@halfeaten.com
from United Kingdom
on Sep.24.2005

"Some interesting pieces here. I particularly liked the tanks."

Zamek Cultural Centre
reviewed by Carl Roper
from United States
on Sep.23.2005

"I saw the world press photo exhbition while it was here which was pleasing. The collection wasn't as extensive as I had hoped but it was still impressive."

Poznan Army Monument
reviewed by Bruce Carrick
from United States
on Sep.14.2005

"From a distance it did look kind of 'jagged' but, like the review said, at a closer look you get a feel of how widespread the effect of the war was in Poland. Later on when I was returning from the Citadel the monument was occupied by skaters. That's a lot of flat surfaces for them!"

Citadel
reviewed by Nord
from United States
on Sep.09.2005

"This place is so gigantic that you can always find a quiet corner. Me and my friend met some people playing frisbee and they demanded that we join, so it was an ultra-fun day at the park..."

Kaiserhaus
reviewed by brent w.
from United States
on Sep.01.2005

"i can't believe this place... the site itself is gorgeous, but i loved the cafes/clubs. "

Arsenal City Art Gallery
reviewed by Alan Helmore
from United Kingdom
on Sep.01.2005

"The Angier exhibition is wonderful and I heartily recommend it; we'll be back for sure!"