Located in the back of a working pharmacy notable as being the third ever pharmacy in the city, this small private museum (which is closed until September for cataloging) features several rooms tracing the history of the pharmacy as well as a miscellany of pharmacy-related exhibits. Highlights include a glass cabinet full of swans (after which the pharmacy is named) and a fabulous room full of scary-looking pots and pans that once made potions for healing the sick.

Admission free except for prearranged groups of 5 or more, which is 1zl per person.