Adam Mickievič Museum
About This Museum
Tucked away on a quiet street in the historic town of Navahrudak, this museum is a heartfelt tribute to one of Poland's greatest Romantic poets, Adam Mickiewicz, who was born nearby. It feels less like a formal institution and more like stepping directly into the 19th century, with creaking floorboards and rooms that whisper of literary genius. You'll find his personal writing desk, first editions of his epic works like 'Pan Tadeusz,' and even a lock of his hair. It’s an intimate and surprisingly moving experience for anyone with a love for literature and history.
Collection Highlights
The heart of the collection is Mickiewicz's own writing desk, where you can almost picture him crafting his verses. Look for the delicate lock of the poet's hair preserved under glass and beautifully handwritten letters that reveal his personal struggles and friendships.
Visitor Information
It's located right on Ulitsa Lenina, easy to find in the town center. The museum is quite compact, so you can have a rich experience without needing to dedicate your whole day to it.
Architecture & Building
Housed in a charming, unassuming building that blends seamlessly into the historic streetscape of Navahrudak; its simple exterior belies the literary treasures held within.
Contact & Location
Address: ДАСААФ, вуліца Фрунзэ, Ліда, Лідскі раён, Гродзенская вобласць, 231291, Беларусь
Phone: +375 1597 34-212
Website: Visit Website
