Łódź is the cradle of Polish film, and its Museum of Cinematography is housed in one of the city's most beautiful interiors – the former palace of the industrialist Karol Scheibler. Here, the palace's lavish, eclectic rooms sit side by side with exhibitions devoted to the history of cinema, animation and early optical devices, and one of the highlights is a historic fotoplastikon, a stereoscopic viewing cabinet. With the audio guide, you will discover both the story of the Scheibler family and their residence and the history of Polish cinema. The narration takes you from room to room, revealing what goes on behind the scenes of filmmaking and sharing fascinating facts that will make you see cinema in a whole new light.