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TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
"Great Lechia - big fake"
This is a particularly important exhibition, because it tells about a certain conspiracy theory and pseudoscientific deliberations about what allegedly happened in Poland long before Mieszko.
The exhibition is open until February 26, 2023.
The exhibition is open until February 26, 2023.
PERMANENT EXHIBITION
Beginnings of the Polish State
Our main exhibition is devoted to the beginnings of Polish statehood. We feature artefacts (and their functional replicas) related to this topic, from all over Poland. The chronological exhibition covers the period from the beginning of the 10th century (i.e. before Mieszko I) to the 13th century.
PERMANENT EXHIBITION
Slavic motifs in art
At this exhibition, we present the culture of our Slavic ancestors as seen through the eyes of artists from different eras. For centuries, they referred in their works to the culture of the early medieval Slavic region. The uniqueness of the exhibition is the fact, that from time to time we change the exhibits presented at it, and thus – we show different approaches to the subject.
PERMANENT EXHIBITION
Piasts’ painted history
The exhibition presents the 19th-century depictions of how the contemporary painters imagined the beginnings of the Polish state and the Piast dynasty. It contains original paintings, which show not only the images of Mieszko I or Bolesław the Brave, but also the most important events, including the legendary ones, associated with that era.
PERMANENT EXHIBITION
Ceramics from Gniezno
The exhibition presents several hundred Romanesque ceramic tiles and later stove tiles (15th-19th century) from the area of Gniezno itself, and its surroundings. It is a part of our rich and unique collection of this kind – one of the largest collections in Europe.
PERMANENT EXHIBITION
Romanesque art in Poland
The exhibition is about Romanesque art in early medieval Poland. We have gathered various examples of Romanesque art, in the form of original architectural details and their replicas, from all over Poland in one place.
PERMANENT EXHIBITION
Gniezno. From here to the past
The exhibition tells the story of Gniezno - a city whose history isn’t only related to the beginnings of the Polish state. We present its history quite uniquely: starting our story from today and going back to the prehistoric times.
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
"Archaeology of islands. Islands on the periphery of the early Piast monarchy"
"Archaeology of Islands. Islands on the periphery of the early Piast Monarchy"
The exhibition presents the results of research on seven islands in north-west Poland, conducted by the Institute of Archaeology of the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń. Islands, especially those on lakes, were an important place in the life of the early medieval Slavs. For this reason, they are extremely interesting!
The exhibition presents the results of research on seven islands in north-west Poland, conducted by the Institute of Archaeology of the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń. Islands, especially those on lakes, were an important place in the life of the early medieval Slavs. For this reason, they are extremely interesting!
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
“ArtiSlavia. Slavic culture in Polish painting, drawing and graphics since the nineteenth century”
At the occasion of this exhibition we present paintings, drawings and graphics, including those found in books lent from over 80 museums and private collections. These are the fruits of the labour of several generations of Polish artists who took up or still take up the Slavic theme in their work.
