Muzea: Stare Miasto

a gigantic cyclorama of the Battle of Racławice, painted by Jan Styka and Wojciech Kossak

over 200,000 works of Silesian art, from the Gothic tomb of Henry IV the Righteous to Kandinsky

late Gothic town hall built over about 250 years, with the oldest surviving clock bell in Poland, from 1368

a Baroque residence of the Prussian Hohenzollerns, today a city museum with the exhibition 1000 Years of Wrocław

mammoth bones and archaeological treasures of Silesia in the Gothic Municipal Arsenal

Poland's only museum devoted to architecture, with over 20,000 exhibits in a former Bernardine monastery complex

the only surviving manuscript of Mickiewicz's poem in the baroque Pod Złotym Słońcem tenement house on the Market Square

baroque Leopoldine Hall and the viewing terrace of the Mathematical Tower at a height of 42 metres

a space with interactive installations and optical illusions in the Old Town

a courtyard with 30 historic neon signs from the 1960s and 1970s, surrounded by working artists' studios

building with the oldest herbarium in Poland and collections from Asian expeditions, mainly for research purposes

weapons and armaments from the Stone Age to the 20th century in the medieval City Arsenal from 1459

an anthropological collection of skulls gathered before the war by Hermann Klaatsch, closed since 2020

a tenement on Kurzy Targ that was itself a pharmacy from the 13th century to the mid-20th century

painting exhibitions by local artists in the "Małgosia" tenement house, run by the Society of Friends of Wrocław

the baroque-classicist Royal Palace of the former Hohenzollerns with the multimedia exhibition 1000 Years of Wrocław

an intimate art and design gallery by the Market Square, combined with an online shop

an institution of contemporary art and new media in a former coffee roastery, organiser of the WRO Media Art Biennale

the only Polish collection of medals and decorations, numbering about fifty thousand items

a Baroque townhouse of the former Oppenheim House, today a contemporary art gallery with a viewing terrace in the attic

one of the oldest archdiocesan museums in Poland, sacred art rescued from secularisation

an independent contemporary art gallery on the Market Square, open to visitors, with exhibitions and workshops

a municipal contemporary art gallery with an artist residency, a workshop and a reading room in the city centre

almost 319,000 exhibits, including drawings by Dürer and the largest collection of Rembrandt drawings in Poland