Wroclaw

Royal Palace, History Museum

  ul. Kazimierza Wielkiego 35 ,   Old Town          (+48) 71 391 69 40     02 Jul 2025
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The main branch of the Wrocław City Museum, housed inside the renovated 18th-century Baroque Royal Palace, is Wrocław's most essential museum.

Purchased by Frederick the Great of Prussia in 1750, the palace was converted to become the royal residence of the Prussian Hohenzolern kings - a function which it served from the 17th to 20th century. Badly damaged during WWII, only half of the structure survived and now houses three free permanent exhibitions: '1000 Years of Wrocław', tracing the complex history of the Lower Silesian capital from the Middle Ages to the modern day through its art and artefacts; the meticulously recreated royal apartments; and the recently-reopened Beyersdorf Room, decorated entirely in Dutch tiles from the 17th century. It takes the better part of a day to see it all, but there's a nice cafe when you need a break, and make sure you don't miss the regal Baroque gardens behind the palace.

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Open 11:00-17:00. Sun 10:00-18:00, Closed Mon, Tue.

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Admission 20/15zł. Audio guide 15zł. On Thursdays, admission to the permanent exhibitions is free. Last entry not later than half an hour before closing time.

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17.08.2013
Andreas
Germany
Until September 30th 2013 is in this building an exhibition of "Masterpieces of Flemish Painting". Simply asking for "ticket" can be misinterpreted. So better ask for "1000 Jahre Breslau" or "1000 years of Wroclaw" for this interesting historic exhibition.
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