The National Museum in Wroclaw is one of the most important cultural centers in Poland with an extremely rich collection of art and history. Its collections include both Polish and European works of art, including painting, sculpture, graphics and applied art. The museum offers a unique opportunity to see works by masters such as Hans Holbein, Albrecht Dürer and Magdalena Abakanowicz, which are included in its permanent exhibition.

The National Museum in Wroclaw is not only a place full of works of art, but also a space where history meets modernity. Numerous temporary exhibitions, educational projects and cultural events allow for an interactive and multi-faceted journey through the world of art and history. It is the perfect place for anyone who wants to immerse themselves in the rich tradition of Wroclaw, Poland and Europe.

The main exhibition of the National Museum in Wroclaw presents a rich collection of art from the Middle Ages to the present day, showcasing exceptional works of painting, sculpture and artistic craftsmanship. Particularly valuable and impressive are the tombstones and monuments of the most famous representatives of the Piast family, which are located on the first floor. Visitors can admire, among other things, outstanding examples of Silesian sacred art, European Baroque painting and Polish art of the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibition, arranged in the museum’s historic interiors, allows visitors to discover the history and culture of the region and Europe as a whole.

Located in the heart of Wroclaw, the museum is an excellent destination for tourists and locals alike to explore the most beautiful aspects of culture and art.

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