The Gallery of 19th-Century Polish Art in the Sukiennice
- The most famous examples of Polish painting
- Works by Matejko, Malczewski, Chełmoński and Bacciaralli (any many others)
- A great view of the Market Square from the terrace
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Free cancellation until the start time!
- The Museum included in Krakow Card
- Tuesday - Saturday: 10:00 - 18:00
- Sunday: 10:00 - 16:00
Interesting Facts
Sukiennice - level up!
In the thirteenth century, a shopping hall was built in the middle of the Market Square, in the fourteenth century a Gothic style was introduced to the building and in the sixteenth century, it was rebuilt in the Renaissance style. In the nineteenth century, the Cloth Hall began to perform also representative functions - patriotic celebrations and balls for VIPs were held there.
Here, on the first floor, the National Museum was created, which works until today. The museum was closed for several months during the First World War and for the entire duration of World War II.
The museum's arrangement refers to the nineteenth-century tradition - this is how the paintings in those times were shown. You can see how the Museum intertwines modernity and tradition into one, well-oiled machine.
Important info
- You can get to the Museum by public transport
- Exchange your printed voucher for a ticket at the Museum ticket office
- Last visitors are admitted to the gallery and exhibitions 20 minutes before closing. The cash register, the store, and the cloakroom stay open until the closing time
- To get a discount, you must show a document confirming the age (students should present a valid student ID)
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You can cancel the reservation free of charge until the start time
Faq
Sure, you can use the voucher any day after the purchase date.
Yes, it is necessary. You will not receive a ticket without a printed voucher. If you need help printing it out, please visit our Tourist Information Point. Our consultants will print it out for you.
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