Museum of Amber - Museum of Gdansk, Gdansk

Stood in the pointless un-spaced queue for over an hour. If you’re going to stop people from going into the museum in large groups because of coronavirus, at least enforce the 2m rule in your queue. Otherwise you are simply moving the problem from inside your museum to outside within the queue. Also spent 15 minutes of this time waiting for a staff member to finish his break. Has this place never heard of rotation? It’s a very simple principle I’ll be happy to inform you of. Never coming back or recommending this place to others, in fact I will try my hardest to deter people away from your pointless dis-organised museum. I feel I’d rather of come here in 1400s for it may have been under better management. Kind Regards, Mr Proudfoot

Great museum, lots of stairs !

Visited last year. Great exposition, nice views from the top. I think the women who were watching the exibition were looking forward to see us gone and themselves go home.

Quite nice museum - the collection is bigger than I thought, it tells everything about Baltic Amber: its natural origins, and how its trade made Danzig develop into an important city. It presents everything from jewellery from different centuries, stones that contains fossil remains of bugs' bits and even whole bodies.

Small and rich in diverse amber stones, jewellery and art. Some exhibitions with English caption, but individual items only in Polish language. Bring your Google translate! We needed 1 hour for the exhibition in the old gate and prison, had to wait 20 mins in the shade, some stairs need to be climbed!