Museum of Communism

Museum code of ethics 4.2: Museums should ensure that information they present in displays and exhibitions is well founded, accurate and gives appropriate consideration to represented groups and core beliefs. The Museum of Communism, although including some interesting pieces from the communist period, in reality consisted simply of walls upon walls of text that so clearly advocated an anti-communist bias. Although many in this area of the world have feelings of resentment toward communism, I expected more from a Museum. I was not surprised to read the founder of this museum was an American businessman. Be careful when reading the information presented if you choose to visit.

Very informative and complete collection. I especially loved that they started with the basic principle: communism, a dream a reality, a nightmare. I ended up in tears after watching the video footage of citizens rebelling and fighting against oppression. Very evocative.

Really interesting and not crowded. This museum will teach you all the communism period in a very pedagogical way.

A very informative and interesting museum. Eye opening. I think it's important that people visit here. There was a lot to read though and I think an additional audio guide would've been a good idea for some people. It was fairly busy (arrived at about 11am Sunday), but not so bad that you couldn't see and read everything.

This was an experience that I didn't expect to find in a place that I didn't expect to find it. I was very glad we stopped and spent a couple of hours here. It was a reminder to those like myself who remember and an important education for younger people who need to know. Highly recommend this one.