Racławice Panorama

I have to admit my boyfriend suggested this as a destination to go and see and I kind of thought no at the time but after going I genuinely think it was fantastic. It’s very cheap which is a bonus obviously. But you go In we bought a ticket before and you go up as a group you see the paining and they have translator devices so we chose English which if you have earphones is great and if you don’t you have to just hold the thing up to your ear. You hear all about the painting and they talk you through different sections as you walk around. It is genuinely impressive how they integrate the 360 art work with some scenery and props and lighting they’ve added to give you the immersed experience. All in all only took about 30 mins from getting there to leaving if that but it was fantastic and well worth a visit. As an aside, going during school hours will probably mean it’s full of class trips, so plan the journey that suits you. Although they sat at the side and didn’t get in the way on our trip.

It was Amazing! If you are in Wroclaw it's a must see. My husband loved it. The panoramic painting is huge and it's designed this way for you to imagine to be in the middle of the battle. The session is 30 minutes long and the narrative is in Polish however if you need a translation please ask once you are inside. It's a beautiful beautiful piece of art. You won't regret it. It's about Polish uprising and Kosciuszko.

IT WAS GORGEOUS, it will probably be one of the best things you'll see in your entire life. There's a new "performance" every 30 minutes, but I suggest you buy your ticket in advance to avoid waiting outside for too long. 🎟️ The price is worth it but it's so beautiful that 30 minutes are way too short to admire it to its fullest. There are also free audio-guides in many different languages that explain the history of the painting and describe it; but PERSONALLY I'd have preferred it without it (because it gave a bit of confusion because I focused on what the voice was saying instead of the actual painting).

A great and worthy visit in Wrocław, the painting was amazing and very impressive to see. The only thing I’d suggest with the audio guide is that it has headphones, as it was very difficult to listen to the audio guide without headphones. The entry ticket also gives you entry to 3 other museums, and I suggest you book in advance as when we first went the showing was sold out until a few hours later.

Interesting experience-a unique panoramic painting, combined with props, makes for an impressive visualization of a battle. It is worth spending the time. The tour is guided in multiple languages. Remember to book at least 2 hours ahead of time.

A very well-preserved and historically important art piece. The facilities are clean and there is a free bag storage included in the price of your ticket. Tours are every 30mins and available in multiple languages with the use of language specific tour records on lanyards. The tour lasts for roughly 30mins and a ticket to the panoramic painting also includes entry to other museums in the city. Definitely worth going for a look around.

Heard about panorama paintings by reading Discworld books ("Thud"), so I had to go there and see for myself...and it was brilliant! The detailed painting is so lifelike and full of individual stories, it is posed over some decoration indicating the ongoing landscape, it's as if you stand amidst the battlefield..you can't get that on camera! There's a timeslot for your visit, so do make sure you book in advance..we had to come back a second time because it was fully booked for the next few hours. Also there's a combination ticket that enables you to check out 3 other museums as well, one of them is the National Museum which had some early sketches of the panorama on display.

It’s a unique experience. Have visited many galleries and museums but never a building specially designed to display a single (albeit huge) painting. It’s an incredible panorama, enhanced by a real world foreground. Hard to tell sometimes where the painting ends and the foreground begins. So good that I happily visit again. A must see if you visit Wroclaw.