Antonina Leśniewska Museum of Pharmacy

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(370 reviews)
Warsaw, Poland
independent museum

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.

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About the Museum

Established

1985

Affiliated Institution

Museum of Warsaw

Collection Size

2,500+ artifacts

Notable Exhibits

  • Historic pharmacy glassware
  • Vintage pill machines
  • Original pharmaceutical books
  • Mock-ups of old laboratories

Exhibit Focus

pharmaceutical chemistryapothecary historypharmacy practicetraditional medicine

Visiting Information

Opening Hours

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

Admission Fee

PLN 10 (regular), PLN 7 (concession)\nFree on Thursdays

Booking

No advance booking required for individual visits

Accessibility

Multiple levels without elevator, wheelchair access available with staff assistance

Quick Facts

Languages:Polish, English
Services:Self-guided tours, Educational programs, Research access

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Getting There & Nearby

Transportation

Located in Warsaw Old Town, accessible by metro and tram

Nearby Attractions

  • Warsaw Old Town
  • Royal Castle
  • Market Square
  • Barbican

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