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Muzeum Archeologiczne / Archeological Museum

ul. Cieszynskiego 9 35
PL-50077 Wroclaw / Breslau (Dolnoslaskie / Niederschlesien)


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Kontakt / Contact:
Fax.: (+48 71) 347-16-63

Info Telefon: (+48 71) 344-28-20

 
Träger/Financial provider:
Branch of the Municipal Museum

 
Sammelschwerpunkte/Main collections
„X The Archeological Museum is housed in Wroclaw's Mikolajski Arsenal. Constructed from the fourteenth to sixteenth centuries in the Gothic and Renaissance styles, it is one of Wroclaw's most interesting historic municipal buildings. The museum was first established as the Royal Museum of Art and Antiquity and is one of the oldest museums of its kind in Europe.

The holdings, which were accumulated to a large extent in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and are some of the most comprehensive in Poland, illustrate the period of Slav settlement in Silesia and the early foundations of Polish statehood, and the development of communities in Silesia, as well as the region's role in spreading the trends originating in Mediterranean culture. The Museum boasts some of the oldest finds ever unearthed in Poland 500,000-year-old Lower Old Stone Age objects from Trzebnica, a New Stone Age clay figure of a cult sheep from Jordanow, bronze objects from Pilszcz, Karmin and Kondratowice, Celtic tomb objects, furnishings of "princely tombs" from the period of Roman influence from Wroclaw-Zakrzow, mediaeval and early modern finds from settlements and castles at Gostyn, Klenica, Wroclaw, Niemcza, Bardo and Gniewoszow as well as from cities such as Wroclaw and Sroda Slaska (Text: Adam Mickiewicz Institute).

 



Muzeum Sztuki Mieszczanskiej / Museum of Burgher Art

Rynek - Ratusz
PL-50101 Wroclaw / Breslau (Dolnoslaskie / Niederschlesien)


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Info Telefon: (+48 71) 347-16-93

 
Träger/Financial provider:
Branch of the Municipal Museum

 
Sammelschwerpunkte/Main collections
The Museum is housed in the Old Town Hall, a secular Gothic building whose construction began in the late thirteenth century and lasted until the first half of the sixteenth century. Such buildings are now rare in Europe. The Town Hall's sculpted ornaments, both outside and inside, are decorated for the most part with heraldic symbols of the town and the Dukedom of Wroclaw, and also those of the Kingdoms of Bohemia and Hungary. The collections of the Museum were previously a part of the Historical Museum, established in 1970. A year later, the Town Hall Division was created, and in 2000 was transformed into the Museum of Burgher Art, a division of the Museum of the City of Wroclaw.

The holdings comprise mostly works by artists associated with Wroclaw, and include painting, sculpture and graphics, as well as crafts and decorative objects made of gold, silver and pewter in the late Gothic, Baroque, eclectic and Art Nouveau styles. One section is devoted to the Town Hall's architecture and Wroclaw's coat of arms.

Among the Museum's most prized possessions is a late seventeenth century ivory sculpture of the Madonna and Child, an example of colonial art from the Philippines or China. The Wroclaw silver section boasts a late-Gothic chalice from the second half of the fifteenth century, a Baroque reliquary made by Georg Nawarra around 1740 and an Art Nouveau trophy cup of Wroclaw's Merchant Shooting Fraternity, dating to 1902, which displays the names of its champions from the years 1901 to 1942. The heraldic section is noted for its mid-sixteenth-century gilded silver Municipal Guards badge, which bears the city's coat of arms. The Museum also collects sculptures of prominent Wroclaw citizens, including its Nobel laureates.

Permanent exhibitions: The Art of Wroclaw's Goldsmiths; Nineteenth-Century Silesian Pewter; Gallery of Prominent Residents of Wroclaw. (Text: Adam Mickiewicz Institute).
 



Municipal Museum of Wroclaw

Sukiennice 14/15
PL-50107 Wroclaw / Breslau (Dolnoslaskie / Niederschlesien)


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Kontakt / Contact:
Fax.: (+48 71) 344-47-85

Info Telefon: (+48 71) 347-16-90, 347-16-91,
Besucher-Email: muzeum_miejskie@age.pl

 
Öffnungszeiten/Opening hours
Monday - Tuesday closed
Wednesday - Saturday 11.00 AM - 5.00 PM
Sunday 10.00 AM - 6.00 PM

 
Sammelschwerpunkte/Main collections
„X The Municipal Museum collects, archives and displays culture artifacts, most of which are related to Wroclaw and Silesian history. The collection includes goldware, graphic, painting, regular Polish weapon, guns and rifles, martyrology items and documents related to Wroclaw and Silesian history.
 



Muzeum Historyczne / Historical Museum

Sukiennice 14/15
PL-50107 Wroclaw / Breslau (Dolnoslaskie / Niederschlesien)


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Info Telefon: (+48 71) 347-16-90

 
Träger/Financial provider:
Branch of the Municipal Museum

 
Öffnungszeiten/Opening hours
ATTENTION: Following a comprehensive renovation, now underway, Spätgen Palace will re-open as the home of the Historical Museum with an exhibition titled Wroclaw's Millennium.

 
Sammelschwerpunkte/Main collections
Previously housed in the Town Hall and Cloth Hall (Sukiennice), the Museum of the City of Wroclaw moved in 1999 to the Spätgen Palace, a beautiful late Baroque building with classical details, which was made into a royal residence by Frederick the Great in 1719, after having purchased it from Baron Heinrich Gottfried Spätgen.

The museum's holdings, which tell the town's history from the Middle Ages to the present, are divided into several sections. The Historical Section contains archival documents related to the town's history, including a collection of nineteenth and twentieth century posters and handbills, negatives documenting major events of the twentieth century, banners of Polish social and political organisations from 1945-1990, examples of material culture and crafts, such as sign-boards of Wroclaw companies from the sixteenth through the twentieth centuries, and Wroclaw cartography of the same period; the Iconographic Section has nineteenth and twentieth century paintings of Wroclaw, sixteenth through twentieth century drawings and prints of Wroclaw, including a collection of lithographic plates, a collection of sixteenth through twentieth century postcards with views of various towns, archival negatives and photographs documenting the town's history, as well as porcelain and glass with views of Wroclaw; the Theatre Section contains archival records of Wroclaw theatres, a collection of theatre posters and set designs and a collection of costumes used in plays performed in the city's theatres since 1945; the Documentary Photography Section shows Wroclaw's urban growth through photographs.

Permanent exhibition: Mediaeval Wroclaw (Text: Adam Mickiewicz Institute).
 



Muzeum Sztuki Medalierskiej / Medal Art Museum

ul. Kielbasnicza 5
PL-50108 Wroclaw / Breslau (Dolnoslaskie / Niederschlesien)


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Info Telefon: (+48 71) 347-16-95

 
Träger/Financial provider:
Branch of the Municipal Museum

 
Sammelschwerpunkte/Main collections
The Museum of Medal Making is housed in one of Wroclaw's most beautiful and best preserved Baroque burgher houses. Built in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, it owes its present shape that of a palace house with a balconied portal to an eighteenth century late Baroque reconstruction. The Museum, established in 1964, is the only one of its kind in Poland.

The exhibits illustrate Polish medal making art from the sixteenth through the seventeenth centuries and include J. F. Holzhaeusser's collection of medals representing Polish kings, medals by Jan Hoehn the Older and the Younger, and by Sebastian Dadler; sixteenth through eighteenth century Silesian medals depicting the history of Upper and Lower Silesia, including medals commemorating Wroclaw's historic events and people; nineteenth and twentieth century portrait plaques; Poland's oldest orders, i.e., the Order of the White Eagle, Order of St. Stanislaw and Virtuti Militari; contemporary medals from Poland and the world, including Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Australia; foreign medals, such as mintage and decorative medals from the mints of Paris, Italy, Denmark and Bohemia. The Documentation Section contains information and research materials about medals and orders.

Permanent exhibitions: Medal-Making in the Polish Lands in the Sixteenth through the Twentieth Centuries; Medal-Making in Old Silesia; Polish Medal-Making in the 90's; Panorama of Old Lwow. (Text: Adam Mickiewicz Institute).

 



Archiwum Budowlane Miasta Wroclawia / The Wroclaw Building Archive

ul. Cieszynskiego St. (Armoury)
PL-50136 Wroclaw / Breslau (Dolnoslaskie / Niederschlesien)


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Kontakt / Contact:
Fax.: (+48 71) 342-52-69

Info Telefon: (+48 71) 344-48-21, 347-16-96
Besucher-Email: ambw@archiwum.wroclaw.pl

 
Träger/Financial provider:
Branch of the Museum of Architecture

 
Öffnungszeiten/Opening hours
Monday - Friday 9.00 AM - 2.00 PM



Muzeum Militariow - Arsenal Miejski / Military Museum - City Armoury

ul. Cieszynskiego 9
PL-50136 Wroclaw / Breslau (Dolnoslaskie / Niederschlesien)


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Info Telefon: (+48 71) 347-16-96

 
Träger/Financial provider:
Branch of the Municipal Museum

 
Sammelschwerpunkte/Main collections
The Military Museum shares its building with the Archeological Division of the Wroclaw City Museum. Both are housed in one of Wroclaw's most interesting historic municipal buildingsZthe former town arsenal built in the fifteenth through eighteenth centuries and, because of its proximity to Mikolajska Gate, it is known as the Mikolajski Arsenal. Originally established in 1971 as the Arms Division of the Historical Museum, it became the Arsenal Division of that same Museum eight years later; in 2000, the Military Museum was made a Division of the Museum of the City of Wroclaw.

The Museum's collection of edged weapons shows their development from the seventeenth through the twentieth centuries. The history of the sabre, commonly regarded as the Polish national weapon, is for instance told through objects such as the cherished personal sabres belonging to high-ranking Polish officers, including that of Edward Rydz-Smigly, pre-war Marshal. The collection of eighteenth to twentieth century firearms, accessories and ammunition illustrates the development of weapons from flintlocks to automatic guns.

In 1999, Warsaw arms aficionado Jacek Kijak donated his one-of-a-kind collection of some 600 twentieth-century helmets from around the world. Among them are tropical and safety helmets and Prussian pikelhaubes. Helmets used by the Poles are particularly strongly represented, and include, among others, steel helmets used by the Polish Army from 1917 to the present day.

The Museum has also holdings of patriotic memorabilia, military-related art, Polish Armed Forces uniforms and military equipment.

Permanent exhibitions: Firearms Room; Jacek Kijak Memorial Room; Edged Weapons Used by Polish Soldiers from the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Century; Sixteenth-Century Stone Cannonballs (Text: Adam Mickiewicz Institute).
 



Muzeum Uniwersytetu Wroclawskiego / The Wroclaw University Museum

Pl. Uniwersytecki 1
PL-50137 Wroclaw / Breslau (Dolnoslaskie / Niederschlesien)


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Info Telefon: (+48 71) 340-26-18

 
Öffnungszeiten/Opening hours
Monday - Friday 10.00 AM - 3.30 PM

 
Sammelschwerpunkte/Main collections
The Wroclaw University Museum has existed since 1992. It displays the history of the University since 1702 until now. The collection and exhibition include items related to history (furniture, equipment). There are also scientific instruments and archives related to the University and its people. The museum consists of four buildings: Aula Leopoldina (Leopoldinum), Pod Filarem (Under the Pillar), Wieza Matematyczna (Mathematics Tower) and the Oratorium Marianum Music Hall.
 



The Mineralogy Museum of the Wroclaw University

ul. Kuznicza 22
PL-50138 Wroclaw / Breslau (Dolnoslaskie / Niederschlesien)


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Info Telefon: (+48 71) 375-26-68

 
Öffnungszeiten/Opening hours
Monday-Friday 10.00 AM - 3.30 PM
Sunday closed



Muzeum Narodowe / National Museum

Pl. Powstancow Warszawy 5
PL-50153 Wroclaw / Breslau (Dolnoslaskie / Niederschlesien)


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Kontakt / Contact:
Tel.: 343-56-43 (secretary)
Fax.: (+48 71) 343-56-43

Info Telefon: (+48 71) 372-51-50, 372-51-51
Besucher-Email: MuzeumNarodowe@wr.onet.pl

 
Träger/Financial provider:
Lower Silesia Voivodship Government

 
Öffnungszeiten/Opening hours
Tuesday 10.00 AM - 4.00 PM
Wednesday 10.00 AM - 4.00 PM
Thursday 9.00 AM - 5.00 PM
Friday 10.00 AM - 4.00 PM
Saturday 10.00 AM - 4.00 PM
Sunday 10.00 AM - 4.00 PM

 
Sammelschwerpunkte/Main collections
The National Museum has existed since 1948. It specialises in Silesian art from between 12th and 19th century, as well as Polish contemporary art.
The museum runs a publishing house, catalogues collections and exhibitions, and has published guide, brochures and reference books. It leases rooms for lectures, shows, films, exhibitions, concerts and meetings with authors.

 



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