I liked the exposition, and the very friendly staff of the museum: they greet me kindly, prompt me, and offer to help me take a photo. You can buy a ticket for a specific exhibition, or for everything at once (the main exposition of the archaeological museum, the exhibition of torture equipment of the Middle Ages - reconstruction, the museum of horse-drawn carriages, the museum of carriages). Conveniently, there are QR codes that you can use to listen to the audio guide. There is a wardrobe. Souvenirs (postcards, magnets, ceramics, etc.) are on sale

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Анна Реунова

Level 2 Local Expert

It was very pleasant and even exciting to touch our story. To see the lives of people who once lived, how we walked on this earth, studied, worked, and left behind a memory in the archaeological finds of the museum. We can see the forces and creativity that the craftsmen put into their creations compared to the automated production we are used to. I also liked the kind of interactivity of the museum: you can listen to the legend of Meneska, "descend" several layers of history back, walk along the ancient, but still strong remnants of buildings. (P.S. I personally liked the small clay piggy banks and the letters of the Bernardine monks)

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squirreldav

Level 4 Local Expert

The exposition is small and could be interesting if there were more visual information. There is very little information about the exhibits. No one said anything, but there were no more or less detailed descriptions. The staff members are probably focused on school trips, because they only have a commanding tone of communication. The only living person turned out to be a security guard, who greeted me kindly, gave me the necessary information and kindly escorted me out.

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