Diocesan Museum in Krakow

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Kanonicza 19 Street known as the House of St. Stanisław, has been occupied by the Archdiocese Museum since 1994. In the past, the Dean House was here, and Karol Wojtyła lived here for a couple of years.At the Diocesan Museum, you will see the most valuable exhibits of sacred art gathered in one place.During your visit, you can admire works from the 13th century onwards, paintings and souvenirs from the Holy Father, John Paul II.

Highlights

Admire sacred art from the 13th century
See the souvenirs from the Holy Father, John Paul II
Visit the painting exhibition

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Facilities

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Entrance ticket

Where you'll meet

Please, present your voucher at the museum's box office.

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Important information

Know in advance: * you can get to the Museum by public transport - tram stop: Wawel * you can use your ticket within the museum's opening hours:Tuesday-Friday: 10.00am - 4.00pmSaturday-Sunday: 10.00am - 3.00pm * permanent exhibitions available: * sacred art from the thirteenth to the nineteenth century * gifts of the Holy Father John Paul II (part of the museum) * Cardinal Karol Wojtyła - souvenirs * Teresa Stankiewicz's painting * painting by Fryderyk Pautsch