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Ethnographic Museum - The National Museum in Wrocław

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The present seat of the Ethnographic Museum (since October 2004), once a summer residence of the bishops of Wrocław, is located in Traugutta Street. The palace was erected by Cardinal Philipp Ludwig von Sinzendorf in the grounds of the country estate of the Wrocław bishopric, in the 16th century known as the White Grange (Ger. Weisses Vorverk). The construction, designed by Christopher... read everything »
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50-419 Wrocław
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The present seat of the Ethnographic Museum (since October 2004), once a summer residence of the bishops of Wrocław, is located in Traugutta Street.

The palace was erected by Cardinal Philipp Ludwig von Sinzendorf in the grounds of the country estate of the Wrocław bishopric, in the 16th century known as the White Grange (Ger. Weisses Vorverk).

The construction, designed by Christopher Hackner, commenced in 1737 and was completed around the beginning of the Second Silesian War (1744–1745). The palace, with a vast ballroom and four guest rooms, was used as a place of rest and entertainment surrounded by a park and French garden.

The cardinal’s successor, Bishop Philipp Gotthard von Schaffgotsch, initially supported by King Frederick II of Prussia, fell out of royal favour during the Seven Year War (1756–1763) when he sided with Austria and not Prussia, was banished in 1766 and the residence was then nationalized. In the following years it frequently changed owners and designation.

In 1803, acquired by Karl Julius Meyer and Brandon Georg von Sprockhoff, it lost its representative function and the outbuildings, kitchens and gardener’s cottage were used for producing chicory, an ingredient of malt coffee. The French garden was replaced by a drive for carriages.

In 1880 the palace was bought by an industrialist Egmond Websky and rebuilt as a neo-Baroque residential building, called “the Webski villa”, which survived almost unchanged and became the Registry Office in 1907.

The interior burnt down during the last war, the palace was rebuilt during 1962–1965 (architect Jan Gruziński), and was then used as a residence for actors – until 2004 when it became the seat of the Ethnographic Museum.


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10:00 - 16:00
Wednesday
10:00 - 16:00
Thursday
10:00 - 16:00
Friday
10:00 - 16:00
Saturday Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
Sunday
10:00 - 18:00
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free entrance
Holidays Opening hours
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reduced 8.00 PLN
family 5.00 PLN od osoby
group 5.00 PLN od osoby
children free of charge up to the age of 7
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in English for a fee 200.00 PLN
in German for a fee 200.00 PLN
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Agenda - The Środa Treasure. Legends and Myths
2024.10.01-2024.12.29 The Środa Treasure. Legends and Myths
Temporary exhibition
The National Museum in Wrocław
Pl. Powstańców Warszawy 5
50-153 Wrocław
Dolnośląskie
art crafts yes
Agenda - Madness. The Case of Marian Henel, the Lecher from Branice
2024.09.28-2025.02.16 Madness. The Case of Marian Henel, the Lecher from Branice
Temporary exhibition
Ethnographic Museum
ul. R. Traugutta 111-113
50-419 Wrocław
Dolnośląskie
fabrics, graphics and drawing, photography yes
Agenda - Collection of Polish art from the second half of the 20th and early 21st century
Collection of Polish art from the second half of the 20th and early 21st century
Permanent exhibition
Four Domes Pavilion
ul. Wystawowa 1
51-618 Wrocław
Dolnośląskie
collage, fabrics, installations, modern art, painting, sculpture yes
Agenda - European Art of the 15th–20th c.
European Art of the 15th–20th c.
Permanent exhibition
The National Museum in Wrocław
Pl. Powstańców Warszawy 5
50-153 Wrocław
Dolnośląskie
painting yes
Agenda - Miracle-Workers
Miracle-Workers
Permanent exhibition
The National Museum in Wrocław
Pl. Powstańców Warszawy 5
50-153 Wrocław
Dolnośląskie
art crafts, collections, fabrics, industrial design, utility items, weapons and militaria yes
Agenda - Polish Art of the 17th–19th c.
Polish Art of the 17th–19th c.
Permanent exhibition
The National Museum in Wrocław
Pl. Powstańców Warszawy 5
50-153 Wrocław
Dolnośląskie
art crafts, painting, sculpture yes
Agenda - Silesian Art of the 14th–16th c.
Silesian Art of the 14th–16th c.
Permanent exhibition
The National Museum in Wrocław
Pl. Powstańców Warszawy 5
50-153 Wrocław
Dolnośląskie
art crafts, collections, numismatic items, painting, sculpture, utility items yes
Agenda - Silesian Art of the 16th–19th c.
Silesian Art of the 16th–19th c.
Permanent exhibition
The National Museum in Wrocław
Pl. Powstańców Warszawy 5
50-153 Wrocław
Dolnośląskie
art crafts, fabrics, painting, sculpture yes
Agenda - Silesian Stone Sculpture of the 12th–16th c.
Silesian Stone Sculpture of the 12th–16th c.
Permanent exhibition
The National Museum in Wrocław
Pl. Powstańców Warszawy 5
50-153 Wrocław
Dolnośląskie
architecture, art crafts, region, sculpture yes
Agenda - Panorama Racławicka
Panorama Racławicka
Permanent exhibition
Panorama of the Battle of Racławice
ul. J. E. Purkyniego 11
50-155 Wrocław
Dolnośląskie
army, independence, painting, war - other conflicts yes
Agenda - Dolnoślązacy. Pamięć, kultura, tożsamość
Dolnoślązacy. Pamięć, kultura, tożsamość
Permanent exhibition
Ethnographic Museum
ul. R. Traugutta 111-113
50-419 Wrocław
Dolnośląskie
anthropology, art crafts, crafts, devotional articles, ethnography, folk art, history, interiors and everyday life, painting, region, traditional costumes, utility items, village yes
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