Temporary exhibitions
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02.07.2021
02.01.2022Polish National Styles 1890–1918
The exhibition Polish National Styles 1890–1918 opens the series called 4 x Modernity comprising four parts concerning original moderniza-tion patterns in Polish art, design and architec-ture of the 20th and 21st c.The Main Buildingal. 3 Maja 1 view on map -
Monday - closed
Tuesday - 10.00-18.00
Wednesday-Friday - 9.00-17.00
Saturday - 10.00-17.00
Sunday - 10.00-16.00 Check the ticket prices -
13.08.2021
05.12.2021KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI. PASSAGES...
Exhibition of Japanese woodblock prints from the collection of the National Museum in Krakow
"Leading the way is Hokusai, decrepit but wondrously young, full of fire and ardour…”[1] – was how Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) was introduced by the eminent Polish collector Feliks Jasieński (1861–1929), a connoisseur and avid promoter of Japanese art.
The Main Buildingal. 3 Maja 1 view on map -
Monday - closed
Tuesday - 10.00-18.00
Wednesday-Friday - 9.00-17.00
Saturday - 10.00-17.00
Sunday - 10.00-16.00 Check the ticket prices -
07.09.2021
30.01.2022Great Poles
The “Great Poles” exhibition presents the profiles of eminent Poles who played an important role in the history of the nation, Europe and the world. They include writers, poets, scholars, leaders and national heroes. They left a legacy whose material record is represented by manuscripts and prints from the Czartoryski Library.The Princes Czartoryski Museumul. Pijarska 15, 31-015 Kraków view on map -
MON - CLOSED
tue - 10-18
Wednesday-Thursday - 10.00-18.00
Friday-Saturday - 10.00-19.00
Sunday - 10.00-18.00 Check the ticket prices -
27.08.2021
28.11.2021The Manor House in Jankówka. Display of the painting by Józef Mehoffer
In the autumn of 1907, fulfilling his dream of having a house with a garden, Józef Mehoffer purchased an 18th-century larch wood manor house in the village of Jankówka in the Pogórze Wielickie region, which he owned until 1917. It was located on a hill from which, as Jadwiga Mehoffer writes, “from above the crowns of the trees in the overgrown orchard a broad view spread out of the arcs of mountain ranges,” including the peaks of the Beskid mountains and at times even the Tatras.The Mehoffer Houseul. Krupnicza 26, 31-123 Kraków view on map -
Monday - closed
tue - 10-17
wed-fri - 10-16
Sat - 10 - 17
Sunday - 10 - 16 Check the ticket prices -
09.07.2021
26.09.2021Berestechko 1651. Silver frontage from the sanctuary of Our Lady of Chełm
Antependium is a decorative panel placed beneath an altar table (mensa). The silver antependium from the collegiate church in Chelm is the only remaining piece of the baroque furnishing of the temple. Until 1874 the church was a cathedral of the orthodox dioecese that was united with Roman catholic church.The Erazm Ciołek Palaceul. Kanonicza 17, 31-002 Kraków view on map -
Monday - closed
Tuesday - 10.00-19.00
Wednesday-Thursday - 10.00-18.00
Friday-Saturday - 10.00-19.00
Sunday - 10.00-18.00 Check the ticket prices -
29.12.2020
31.10.2021Where’s Rome, where’s Crimea… Coinage of the Golden Horde and Crimean Khanate
The establishment of the Mongolian Empire in the early 13th century was the work of Genghis Khan (ca. 1162–1227), one of the greatest chiefs of all time. During his lifetime, he divided the state between his four sons. The westernmost part of the empire, known as the Golden Horde (or traditionally the Ulus of Jochi), included vast territories of Eastern Europe and northern Central Asia. The Golden Horde (1242–1502) flourished the most in the first half of the 14th century, but its downfall began just around a dozen years later. In the 15th century, the Crimean Peninsula, which had been its integral part for two centuries, passed into the hands of an autonomous dynasty of the Girays, who established the independent Crimean Khanate (1441–1783).The Czapski Museumul. Piłsudskiego 12, 31-109 Kraków view on map -
Monday - closed
tue - 10-17
wed-fri - 10-16
Sat - 10 - 17
Sun - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Check the ticket prices
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