The Artus Court opposite the famous Neptune fountain is nicknamed the parlour of historical Gdańsk. The works of arts or their replicas accumulated here refer to legends and myths of the ancient times and the Middle Ages. Here you will see the largest tiled stove of Europe; being 10.64 metres high it is lined with 530 richly adorned tiles.

Based in the historic interiors of the Bishops Palace, the Subcarpathian Museum in Krosno has been collecting and exhibiting cultural goods related to regional history and unique collections on a European scale for more than half a century. The museum invites you to visit the permanent exhibitions, presenting collections which are closely connected with the history and cultural heritage of...

In the castle, you can visit five permanent exhibitions: The Treasures of the Pomeranian Dukes , which presents the memorabilia of the last members of the Gryfitas dynasty, From the Past of Słupsk – related to the history of the town and its inhabitants, The Historical Arts of Pomerania from the 14th to the 18th century , which includes a collection of gothic sculptures, Renaissance...

Swołowo is one of the best preserved villages in Pomerania. Its medieval oval plan remained unchanged until today. Swołowo is a fine example of the framework architecture, which is typical for the region. The unique architectural and spatial features of the village are the reason why it is called ʽthe capitol of the Checkered Houses Land’. The Museum of the Folk Culture of Pomerania in...

The Museum of Toys and Play is the biggest and the oldest museum of toys in Poland. On an exhibition area of six hundred thirty-one square metres there are presented a few thousands of exhibits. Visitors can see a multitude of exhibitions, among others, historical and folk toys, dolls from all over the world, model cars, aeroplanes, boats, railway models and...

The National Museum in Krakow is the oldest and largest museum with the adjective "national" in its name in Poland. It was established in 1879 by a resolution of the Krakow City Council. Until the end of World War I, it was the only large museum open to the public in Poland, and to this day it remains the institution with the largest number of collections, buildings and permanent galleries....

The Palace was erected in the years 1501-1503 for Erazm Ciołek - the Bishop of Płock and the secretary of King Alexander Jagiellon. Bishop Ciołek was a diplomat, humanist and a patron of artists. The architecture of the building features traditional Gothic elements (pillars in the vestibule) and influences of the Italian Renaissance (main portal). At the beginning of the 16th century, the...

EXPLORE WITH US THE BEAUTY OF MINERALS AND THE MYSTERY OF THE SECRET SOVIET MINE. The uranium Mine of Kletno is a magical place. Visiting a maze of colourful corridors, you will be transported back in time. You will take a prehistoric journey through the last 500 million years of evolution, tracing the geological history of the Śnieżnik Mountains. On this voyage you will discover: the...

Józef Czapski’s pavilion is the newest and smallest building, forming part of the Emeryk Hutten-Czapski Museum complex, department of the National Museum in Cracow. Built in the back of the former garden adjacent to the Łoziński tenement, the pavilion is dedicated to the grandson of the creator of the most valuable numismatic collection in Poland, the eminent Polish intellectual, writer,...

The Arsenal Municipal Gallery is a self-governmental cultural institution financed by the Municipality of Poznań. We are active in the fields of exhibiting, publishing, organizing cultural events, and developing educational programs. We continuously extend the Gallery collection. As a public institution, we are interested in our immediate political, social and ecological contexts. Our...