Museum

Wrocław architects beat off over 130 competitors from both home and abroad to win stunning new Stanisław Wyspiański museum design

The museum will be made up of two longitudinal blocks: one for the permanent exhibition and the other to house the remaining functions. Heinle, Wischer und Partner Architekcia

The museum from Wrocław-based architects Heinle, Wischer und Partner Architekcia will also be a research centre on the poetic and theatrical work of the ‘most outstanding’ Polish artist of the early 20th century.

Make vroom for Warsaw’s latest museum! New museum celebrates the cult Polski Fiat

TFN gets under the bonnet of a museum dedicated to an often too-easily dismissed icon of Polish motoring and engineering.

Winner chosen for design of PLN-250 million army museum

The museum will use cutting-edge techniques to guide visitors through hundreds of years of Polish military history.

‘Carfully’ done: From pope mobile to a four-wheeled remnant of Hitler’s 6th Army, the Otrębusy Car Museum has it all

On the outskirts of Warsaw’s lies an intriguing car museum where stories of the vehicles’ pasts mix in with the smell of oil.

Getting to the Art of the matter! New scanner helps spot fakes with 12-hour-probing

With art forgeries being surprisingly common art dealers and museums are increasingly turning to science to check whether a painting is authentic. The fake-busting spectrometer worth over 1mln PLN is the National Museum in Kraków’s latest weapon in the fight against art fraud.

Poland Marks Day of Remembrance for Victims of Totalitarian Regimes

An official ceremony was held at the Museum of the Cursed Soldiers and Political Prisoners of the Polish People's Republic in Warsaw on Friday to mark the European Day of Remembrance for Victims of Totalitarian Regimes.

Design announced for new museum on the Greater Poland Uprising

The new Poznań museum will be dedicated to one of the most important events in inter-war Polish history.

Cop a load of that! Detective finds priceless artefacts feared looted during WWII inside museum warehouse

Produced by David Preuss in 1599, the triptych was made from lime wood and included figures of Christ, Mary Magdalene, St. John the Evangelist and Saints Peter and Paul.

Theft, murder, stolen art and spies: Sleuth stumbles upon clue in 45-year-old mystery which could lead to valuable stolen painting

Two days after the discovery of the 1974 theft of ‘Woman Carrying Embers’ by Pieter Brueghel II from the National Museum of Gdańsk, a local customs officer who claimed to have information was kidnapped, taken to a cemetery, doused in petrol and set ablaze. The artwork has remained missing ever since, until now…

Tender announced for stunning new Enigma museum honouring Polish mathematicians who broke the code

A joint collaboration between city authorities and the local Adam Mickiewicz University, the project is set to cost in excess of 20 million złoty with substantial EU funding already secured.

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