Museum of Bells and Pipes

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The Museum of Bells and Pipes is a branch of the National Museum of Przemyśl. It is located within the old town, in the late-baroque Clock Tower, erected in the years 1775–1777 as the belfry of the Uniate cathedral, which later became the property of the town. Currently, eight storeys of the tower have been adapted to exhibition functions. There are exhibitions of bell foundry and pipe-making relics - products for which Przemyśl was famous and famous in Poland and abroad. The museum (tower) is the highest vantage point in the city - it offers a panoramic view of the whole of Przemyśl. The clock, mounted on the tower in 1820, continues to measure time with great accuracy. The museum is the only one in Poland to present exhibits related to pipe-making and bell-foundry - crafts that have a long tradition in Przemyśl.

Please note that ITS-Poland works with groups only (10 participants and more).