Muzea: Kraków

a contemporary art gallery with photography exhibitions in the Bielak Passage

the oldest Polish anatomy museum, with specimens collected since 1803 in the Theatrum Anatomicum

university pathomorphology museum with specimens in glass cabinets, open since 1831

archaeological reserve beneath the Market Square, with glass walkways over streets from the 11th century

wax figures of politicians, sportspeople and actors on ulica Floriańska

interactive exhibition of computers, consoles and Polish electronics that you can touch

museum in Fort No. 2 “Kościuszko” by the mound, with a permanent exhibition and a Kościuszko library

branch of the Museum of Kraków with an exhibition on the former town of Podgórze and temporary exhibitions

galleries and a performance hall with exhibitions, concerts and a theatre festival in Łagiewniki

monastery museum with early printed books and liturgical objects, visited by appointment

collections store and conservation workshops of the Museum of Kraków, visited with a guide

gallery with exhibitions of 19th- and 20th-century art and architecture in the Pod Krukami tenement house

a science centre with over 100 interactive stations, laboratories and a roof garden

a scouting museum in the nineteenth-century Jugowice fort

contemporary art gallery with the Kraków Group and geometric abstraction in a former house of prayer

private executioner's museum in a 15th-century cellar, with more than a hundred instruments of torture and guided visits

a small exhibition of Baltic amber with inclusions at a gallery in the Old Town

a museum in a fort in Swoszowice about Polish soldiers of 1919-1921, open on Sundays

a university museum with works by Matejko, Wyspiański and Wajda, temporarily closed

a historic villa from 1923-1925, a branch of the MuFo Museum of Photography

a surviving section of medieval fortifications with a visitor route on ul. Pijarska

a museum of Tadeusz Kantor in a former Podgórze power station, with a new building resembling a table

a museum of the founder of the Felician Sisters in a 14th-century townhouse near the Main Market Square

art gallery in a historic townhouse in Kazimierz, with Judaica and exhibitions since 1994