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Seweryn Udziela Ethnographic Museum
Museum4.6 · 1 1774.5 · 201≈ 1 h 15 minEntry: ~20 PLN1.6 km from the center
One of Poland's oldest ethnographic museums, founded in 1902 and housed in Kazimierz's former town hall on Wolnica Square. The heart of the collection is Seweryn Udziela's bequest: folk costumes, furniture, szopka nativity scenes, shepherd's staffs and paintings by folk artists. Three floors tell of peasant culture and town crafts; the permanent exhibition is free on Tuesdays.
Highlights
- Kazimierz's former town hall
- Seweryn Udziela's founding collection
- Krakow szopka nativity scenes
- Free admission on Tuesdays
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