"Wyspiański's treasury" and "Wyspiański. Treasures from Lvir" opening hours: tue-sun 10-16
Due to the replacement of the internal elevator on the first and second floor, you can use the stairs only. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Due to the replacement of the internal elevator on the first and second floor, you can use the stairs only. We apologize for any inconvenience.
The Main Building - About the branch
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Designed by Bolesław Schmidt, Czesław Boratyński and Edward Kreisler, the edifice was constructed intermittently in the years 1934-1989. In 1998, the installation of special lifts and hoists enabled visitors with disabilities to tour the Museum.
The main building of the National Museum in Krakow houses the seat of the Director and administration of the Museum, Finance and Accounting Department as well as Department of Inventories, Art Conservation Department, Department of Exhibitions, Department of Educational Programmes and Publicity, Promotion Team, Marketing Team, Department of Publications, Library and Reading Room, Human Resources Department, Technical Department, Maintenance Department and Security. In addition, it is home to photography and art studios and conservation studios for painting and sculpture, decorative arts, textiles, frames and gilding, furniture and upholstery, as well as museum workshops.
The Main Building houses three permanent galleries of the National Museum in Krakow:
In keeping with the Museum's mission, the temporary exhibition halls of the Main Building serve as venues for short-term exhibitions, presenting both the works belonging to its collections and those on loan from other institutions or private collectors.
The Main Building houses three permanent galleries of the National Museum in Krakow:
- Gallery 'Arms and Uniforms' in Poland
- Gallery of Decorative Arts
- Gallery of 20th-Century Polish Art - temporarily closed
In keeping with the Museum's mission, the temporary exhibition halls of the Main Building serve as venues for short-term exhibitions, presenting both the works belonging to its collections and those on loan from other institutions or private collectors.