Please note that the museum is currently undergoing a renovation and will re-open in September 2012. Housed in what was formerly the Royal Castle of Poznań the route consists of three floors, the cellars being dedicated to temporary exhibits. Permanent exhibits include craftwork dating to medieval times, as well as clothing, furniture, glass and clocks, with an emphasis on decorations formerly housed in castles, palaces and other moneybag domains. While most hail from European shores, a few of the displays are as from as far as Japan. Of note are a lion-shaped vessel to wash princely hands that dates from 18th century Saxony, as well as glass decanter produced in 1813 picturing a pre-Bomber Harris Dresden.

Admission 7/5zł, Sat free.