What wasn’t clear from the website was that the tours in English run every other hour. We arrived just before 3pm. The “into the light” was at 3pm and the 3.20pm “into the dark” was fully booked. The next showing of “into the dark” was 5.20pm. We went to the “into the light” to kill the time. But we’d still have had almost an hour wait after it finished before “into the dark”. They only have a small waiting area without much to look at. The journey into the light was aimed at young children and was delivered by a tour guide with minimal enthusiasm or knowledge to a group of 6 adults. We left early when we were given “free play” time in the sand pit. One of the most bizarre and worthless experiences of my life. In contrast the “into the dark” tour was thought provoking, intimate and worthwhile. The tour guide Pawal was insightful and helpful. The way it was set up was ingenious. Even the way the other members of the tour reacted added depth and interest. We even all left with brail souvenirs. I would highly recommend the “into the dark” tour but do not bother with “into the light” unless you are a child under 10. The into the dark tour took 50 minutes and they had lockers so if you plan in advance you can book it in before/after a train to the airport.

The museum is interactive, combining the elements of science and sensory experience. Our guide, Karina, was very kind and professional. My son has autism and usually he wouldn’t last through any guided tour, but this time we didn’t take a break a single time.

Was amazed by the into the dark experience. Really gave you a small insight into the blind world… very humbling! Pawel Krol our blind guide was extremely helpful, interesting and funny. Would definitely recommend.

Highly recommend visiting "Into the darkness" exhibition, it gives you an insight into what life is like for a blind person and improves your awareness of others needs. Our guide was kind and helpful. Womai "into the darkness" is a unique exhibition and a must-do in Krakow

It was my first time in Womai and I was wonderfully surprised! My guide was Paweł Król who introduced me to unique world of blind people. It was one hour of exciting and challenging tasks and experiences. Paweł was very gentle, kind, very focused and at the same time very humorous. I am very glad that I mustered up the courage to try this.

I was at womai for into the darkness exhibit/experience with my family. The guide was an amazing man who answered all of our questions and showed us the world without light. I highly recommend this for anyone, even if you're not "an art" person. We were amazed and thought about it for days after.

I visited in December with my mum and 1 year old daughter looking for a way to get out of the snow for a few hours and not knowing what to expect. The venue is down a long flight of stairs, but staff met us at the entrance and helped carry the stroller down into the safety and warm. We had no expectations of the venue before we attended and had just searched for somewhere sensory that might interest a 1 year old. Staff were interesting and knowledgable and we all loved the hands on aspect of the museum. My mum and I both said that we might have been more interested in science growing up if we had visited somewhere like this! Staff were very kind and accommodating to my daughter, and she loved playing with the lights and in the sand pit. We all had a really good afternoon and are so glad we stopped here on a whim! Can recommend for anyone travelling with young children

We visited the museum after reading good reviews at the trip advisor. On the last day of our visit to Kraków I took tickets for all the family in English. The museum is very easy to find opposite the Galleria mall. We chose the "in to the darkness." Our guide was Pawel, who is blind. He was the best to help us experience "his word into the darkness." My kids loved the experience, and we all put ourselves in the "world" of blind people. Panel, thanks for your patience in answering our questions. We wish you all the best and keep traveling❤️.

On January 5, I went to the "Towards Darkness" exhibition. It was an amazing and enchanting experience. My guide was Konrad. He was very funny and friendly. Maintaining a very nice and cheerful aura, he made the entire event unforgettable. The atmosphere during the exhibition was very relaxed and I didn't feel uncomfortable even for a moment (even deprived of such an important sense as sight!). I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great experience. I will definitely come back to see other exhibitions!

Great fun and experience. The whole exhibition is well explained, interesting, mind blowing. Kids have time for fun, adults won't be disappointed as well. This exhibition is something new and different than any other, I strongly recommend visiting.