Warsaw

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Museum honoring Poland's pioneering female pharmacist with early 20th-century pharmacy recreation.

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Located in Old Town. Multiple levels without elevator. Free admission on Thursdays.

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Antonina Leśniewska Museum

Women in pharmacy history

1930s laboratory recreation

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Established1985

Focus Period1920s-30s

Free DayThursdays

Fun Facts

Named after Poland's first female pharmacy owner

Features all-women staffed pharmacy from 1900s

Free admission on Thursdays

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Antonina Leśniewska Museum of Pharmacy

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This Warsaw-based museum preserves the evolution of pharmacy from the 17th to 20th century, with over 2,500 artifacts including glassware, pill machines, original books, and mock-ups of old laboratories. Named after Poland's pioneering female pharmacist.

Tuesday–Sunday 11:00–18:00\nClosed Mondays\nFree admission on Thursdays

+48 22 831 46 41

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