Wawel Royal Castle
Pieskowa Skała Castle
a Branch of Wawel Royal Castle
Stryszów Manor
a Branch of Wawel Royal Castle
description
Dragon’s Den
duration: 20 min.
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First floor galleries
duration: 15 min.
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Royal Gardens
duration: 30 min.
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Royal Private Apartments
duration: 50 min.
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The Church of Saint Gereon
duration: 20 min.
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The Lost Wawel
duration: 40 min.
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Wawel Recovered
duration: 40 min.
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Wyczółkowski Rediscovered
duration: 20 min.
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External route + Museum (first and second floor)
duration: 90 min.
Towering over the Prądnik Valley, Pieskowa Skała castle is one of the most beautiful and best preserved places on the tourist map of Poland. A picturesque complex of castle buildings was created from the first half of the fourteenth century to the seventeenth century. Sixteenth century was the time of splendor of the castle and that’s why it is called the pearl of the Polish Renaissance or small Wawel. The current exhibition presents excellent works of art from the Middle Ages to the Interwar Period. Visitors can see a valuable collection of Gothic sculptures and paintings by renowned European masters, surrounded by outstanding examples of furniture as well as tapestries and handcraft objects. A separate exhibition, situated on the second floor, presents the history of the castle. The ticket price includes a guided tour of the outer route with courtyards, arcades, lumber room and Dorothy's Rock, as well as a temporary exhibition in the basement of the castle and the Italian Garden.
BRANCHES
Wawel Royal Castle – State Art Collection
Pieskowa Skała Castle
32-045 Sułoszowa, woj. małopolskieStryszów Manor
Stryszów 508, 34-146 StryszówProszę włączyć obsługę ciasteczek
