Temporary exhibitions
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05.03.2021
11.07.2021Aleksander Kotsis (1836-1877) Shades of Realism
Born in Ludwinów near Krakow and living in Podgórze, Aleksander Kotsis was one of the most valued Polish painters working in the mid-19th century. His work is associated with artistic circles in Krakow, Vienna and Munich. Kotsis's art represents the direction of 19th-century realism, and its analogies can be found in the works of the so-called painters of the people, e.g. Jean-François Millet (1814-1875). What is also worth-noting is the Romantic perception of the world.
The Szołayski Housepl. Szczepański 9, 31-011 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 -
02.02.2021
05.09.2021ROYAL PORTRAITS - VASES
The Cabinet of Drawings and Engravings of the Princes Czartoryski Museum presents assorted engravings from the collection with images of successive electoral kings of Poland from the Vasa dynasty. The portraits on display are works by prominent Dutch artists of the 16th to 17th centuries.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 -
02.02.2021
05.09.2021From the Princes’ Collection
The collection of the Princes Czartoryski Library is a vast repository with resources that keep surprising us.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 -
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 -
05.02.2021
01.08.2021Architecture as the Music of Space. 5 extraordinary concert halls in Europe
The exhibition at the Cracovia Hotel is the second exhibition, which was originally organised at the Mieczysław Karłowicz Philharmonic in Szczecin in 2016. The starting point for its creation was the new Philharmonic building designed by the Barcelona-based Barozzi Veig studio, which was awarded the architectural Mies van der Rohe award.Former Cracovia Hotelview on map Thursday-Sunday - during the opening hours of the main building
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06.03.2020
30.06.2021The Matejkos. The Next Generation
The Jan Matejko House – a museum established in the 19th century as an innovative tribute to an outstanding man and his meritorious service to the Polish and European cultures – boasts an extremely interesting collection of exhibits.The Matejko Houseul. Floriańska 41, 31-019 Kraków view on map Monday - closed
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tues-fri - 10-16
Sat - 10-17
Sunday - 10 - 16 Check the ticket prices
