Muzea: Kraków

villa moved from Ojców, now the museum of the Estreicher family, visited by appointment

a gallery from 1995 showing contemporary painting, sculpture and prints

memorabilia and papal gifts in the “Veritas” building next to the shrine in Łagiewniki

a Kazimierz tenement house with Gothic cellars, today a branch of the Ethnographic Museum

university technology museum with models of mining and metallurgical equipment, visits by appointment

Poland's oldest museum botanical collection in four rooms in the grounds of the university garden

Poland's oldest medical museum, founded in 1900, visited by appointment

gallery on św. Marka Street with Polish painting from the 19th century to the avant-garde

contemporary art gallery run since 1999 by the Fred Gijbels Foundation

branch of the Museum of Kraków in the Pod Krzyżem House on the city's traditions, sounds and crafts

the flat and studio of Tadeusz Kantor with his notes, drawings and mementos

an underground shelter in Nowa Huta with an exhibition on danger, shelters and the Cold War

gallery of young contemporary art on the second floor of a townhouse by the Planty

collection of more than 25,000 objects connected with the history of the Lubomirski family

private gallery founded in 1985 outside censorship, with collections of Wróblewski and Gierowski

mementoes of Kraków's school of economics from 1924 onwards, visits by prior booking

non-commercial gallery in Kazimierz with more than a hundred solo exhibitions since 1995

a gallery of applied art: works in glass, paper, clay, wicker and textiles, open since 2002

a memorial room of Brother Albert in a former shelter for the poor, since 1963

a university museum in a former barracks, about the history of the university and its patron Kościuszko

a collection of documents, uniforms and memorabilia in the former University School of Nursing

a contemporary art gallery in Kazimierz with works by artists of the Kraków Group

historic brick building with the main exhibition of the Museum of Photography in Kraków

several 18th-century wooden buildings moved from the Kraków area to Wola Justowska