Это реальное бывшее здание тюрьмы с подвалами. Лестницы крутые и довольно узкие. Расширить там ничего нельзя. На коляске реально посмотреть только саму экспозицию на первом этаже, для подвала потребуется помощь.

Не обратила внимания, к сожалению.

Bjr. Il y a des visites en langues étrangères. 20 euros en plus. Franchement , si vous avez google translate ,il n'y a pas besoin. En tout cas, c'est un excellent musee.

Buy tickets at the door but beware they cclose on Tuesdays and public holidays of which there are many.re are

Hi. Not necessary to pre-book tours. Special rates for senior citizens - a couple of Euros - but you have to ask!. About ten minutes walk from the Cathedral square. Headphones and a running commentary in English is available for a small charge too. Lots of pamphlets for free and books for sale also. All in English. Gruesome and thought-provoking but well worth the visit.

There are a lot of stairs , very narrow in part , I don't think there is a lift , not 100% sure, check website

io ci ho messo circa due ore, ma se non leggi i pannelli con le notizie, che sono in polacco e in inglese, ci metti di meno.

Mi dispiace, non ricordo se è disponibile audio guida e non so se vi sono tour in italiano. Comunque al museo vi è abbondanza di pannelli descrittivi e spiegazioni in inglese

We walked from the KGB museum to what I would call the centre of the city (decent shops, restaurants) in about 10 minutes. Another 10 minutes to the touristy areas.

Number 3 or number 7. But make sure you are going in the right direction or you will do a roundabout trip of the city. Not really a problem as it is only 1 Euro for each trip on a tram or bus.