Wroclaw

Ethnographic Museum

  ul. Traugutta 111/113      (+48) 71 344 33 13     04 Nov 2024
Located outside the Old Town in the gorgeous 18th-century Neo-Baroque summer palace of Wrocław's bishops, this under-appreciated museum traces Silesian folk culture and customs. The best part may be the top floor where life-sized dolls are arranged in quaint scenes of life in the region before 1945, part of the permanent exhibition: 'Lower Silesians – Memory, Culture, Identity'. It won't take you long to see it, but the national costumes and farm equipment offer a glimpse of life you won't find in urban Wrocław. And the museum's strange fondness for the definite article in the English labels is worth a giggle. To get there take tram 3 from 'Rynek,' getting off at 'Pl. Zgody.'

Average visiting time 1.5 h 

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Open

Open 10:00-16:00. Sun 10:00-18:00, Closed Mon.

Price/Additional Info

Admission 10/8zł. Students under 26 can buy a ticket for 1 zł. Sat free for permanent exhibitions.

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16.12.2008
Jeroen

Has this text been updated since the museum moved to the new building on Traugutta?
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