Though for the most part closed for renovations (visitors can request entrance, but there isn't much to see right now), the works of the poet and writer Kazimiera Iłłakowiczówna (1892-1983) stand preserved in the studio in which she formerly lived. Everything remains as it once was, from writing desks to personal possessions such as original manuscripts, books and paintings. Although Iłłakowiczówna’s fame is largely limited to native academics the exhibition isn’t a bad diversion if you have a passing curiosity in how poets live. If not, give it a miss. 

Admission free.