Częstochowa Sights

  1. 600th Anniversary Museum

    The 600th Anniversary Museum contains fascinating artefacts, including the founding documents of Jasna Góra from 1382 and a cross made from the steel of the World Trade Centre, destroyed in New York on 11 September 2001. Particularly moving are rosaries made from bread crumbs by concentration camp prisoners. Lech Wałęsa's 1983 Nobel Peace Prize, donated by its recipient, can be found beyond the Father Kordecki Conference Room.

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  2. Częstochowa Museum

    In the neoclassical town hall, Częstochowa Museum, on Al NMP, contains paintings of Polish artists as well as extensive documentation detailing the history of Częstochowa and the region at large. Some of the collection is housed in the Częstochowa Museum outlet close to the monastery.

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  3. Częstochowa Museum Outlet

    Some of the Częstochowa Museum collection is housed in the Częstochowa Museum Outlet close to the monastery.

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  4. Monastery of Jasna Góra

    Impressive though it is, the exterior of Monastery of Jasna Góra gives little indication of the grandeur layered behind its walls. Exploring this functioning monastery gives a fascinating insight into its history, and a deep appreciation for its present day relevance. Arrive early and take your time.

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