The Fortifications from WW2 in Częstochowa

The Museum of Coins and Medals Commemorating John Paul II in Częstochowa was established at the initiative of Krzysztof Witkowski, chairman of President Electronics Poland. The museum is a kind of a votive offering for the recovery after a stroke. It is also an homage paid to John Paul II. There are 11 000 exhibits in the collections including 2 000 coins.

"The Museum of Railway History in Częstochowa was founded in 2001, and it was originally housed in a room located on the first floor of the Stradom Częstochowa railroad station. The museum will be taken on a journey into the past and see, for example, an old ticket office with urnishings, old railroad uniforms, documents and photographs, lamps, rails, maps or plates of steam engines and other machinery. The museum is located on the Industrial Monuments Route of the Silesian Voivodeship."

Residents of Częstochowa and visitors to the city can admire images of the sky and astronomical phenomena at the most modern planetary in Poland, operating at the Institute of Physics of the Jan Długosz Academy. The building itself was erected in the years 1990-2000, but a digital projector was brought to Częstochowa not until 2005. Science lovers can see here fascinating shows, as well as participate in an unusual physics lesson.

The church of Saints Barbara and Andrew the Apostle is located in the vicinity of the monastery of Jasna Góra, with which its history is closely associated. According to tradition, in the fifteenth century, the picture of the Black Madonna was stolen, and the damaged picture was abandoned south of the walls of the monastery. It was at this site that a small church was erected in the seventeenth century. Its distinguishing feature is the cylindrical tower. The church is also known as the Sanctuary of the Hurt Icon of the Lady of Częstochowa.

The Museum of the Archdiocese of Częstochowa is the youngest of its kind in Poland. It collects a number of monuments of religious art, which come from different ages, including around 100 paintings and 120 sculptures and vessels and vestments. Many of the objects exhibited here belong to the collection of monuments, which was started by Teodor Kubina, the first bishop of the Częstochowa diocese in 1925. Therefore, the museum now bears his name.

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