Hydropolis, Southern Poland, Poland

4Baross 5:00 PM Sep 16, 2021

Some hours at Hydropolis
I didnt had any idea of what this was all about when I paid myself in here last week. I had a thing in my head that it was a memorial water tower and that was all. Then I realize it was a museum about everything who have with water an do. First of all buidings and wall around is nice. Will post some examples after. It was a very long fountain where it comes cymbols and letters down with the water. Not good enough camera to get really how it was for my eyes to see it. Then in the exhibiton part there was so much info that half could be enough. In one room there was movie from some recording under water to see how is it with Bismark and other big ships. Story about what living in the sea. A part where You can see the biggest town in world and how much water ONE person using pr day. There was a enviroment part. One big model of the buidlings in town and with light on very cool. If You pressed the button it will light up on the model and You could see exact there it was. A model of how the working room are in a submarine boat. And much much more not a typical museum in my head but at the same time so important to see what water means for us on the planet. Not so expensive think the ticket price was 55 zloti and you did go around after a blue tick line on the floor. I am happy I used some hours here on my last day in Wrocklaw. Took tram nr 3 or was it 5 close to the road museum are in and then I walked the last 500 meters or less. I didnt count meter.

5GlennL73 5:00 PM Sep 21, 2020

A fantastic museum we all enjoyed it.
A fantastic exhibition all about water and everything to do with water, the water sculptures by the entrance are very impressive, we all enjoyed the whole experience. We went originally to go and buy tickets on the gate, but they were full and could not sell us a ticket. So later on another day, we booked in advance on line, with a specified entrance time, this was no issue to do. On our arrival there was a long queue of people trying to get in, but as we had tickets bought in advance online we just went to the head of the queue and were let in. So if you are intending to go, book online. Inside the premises is a pleasant cafe, worth a visit. You will not regret going.