Krakow Museums
Krakow is the former capital of Poland. Would you like to learn interesting facts about Krakow’s past and discover its modern side? We invite you to Krakow’s museums!
National Museum
The National Museum, or the most recognizable museum in Krakow, has been operating in Krakow since 1879. In the central office you have a chance to see 2 permanent exhibitions:
-The “Arms and Barracks in Poland” Gallery-which is a collection of over 2 thousand Polish military from the Middle Ages to World War II.
-The Gallery of Decorative Arts and Crafts-the largest exhibition of nearly 4 thousand textiles, furniture, silverware and other crafts.
Home Army Museum
Staying in the war times, it is also worth visiting the Home Army Museum at Wita Stwosza Street. It was established in 2000 in order to present the image of the Polish Underground State operating during World War II. The exposition of the institution remains the same all the time.
Contemporary Art Museum
This is an excellent offer both for those who are fascinated by contemporary art and for those who are completely unconvinced by it. It should be added that the Museum building itself is worth a visit due to its unquestionable architectural qualities. It is another place where you can see many great Street-Art projects. A trip along the Street-Art trail allows you to look at the city from a completely different perspective.
Urban Engineering Museum
Are there any engineers among you? Construction fans? Transportation enthusiasts? Head to the Urban Engineering Museum. It gathers historical objects of technology, illustrating the development of Polish engineering thought, inventions of the industry and domestic companies and industrial plants.
【小题1】Which museum can visitors enjoy some collection kept forever?| A．Urban Engineering Museum. |
| B．National Museum. |
| C．Contemporary Art Museum. |
| D．Home Army Museum. |
| A．Learn the Polish history. |
| B．Visit different exhibitions. |
| C．Enjoy contemporary art. |
| D．Collect historical objects. |
| A．Those who want to know about the history of World War II. |
| B．Those who are interested in the art of modern times. |
| C．Those who are fascinated by permanent collections. |
| D．Those who are fond of construction and transportation. |
