The Ethnographic Museum in Wroclaw, collects objects of material culture, art, textiles and costumes, and folklore.<\/p>\n
How to get to the Ethnographic Museum?
\nThe Ethnographic Museum in Wroclaw can be reached:<\/p>\n
streetcars line: 3,5 (stop pl. Zgody)
\nbuses lines: 114, 120 (stop \u015awistackiego)<\/p>\n
Ethnographic Museum – opening hours
\nMonday Closed
\nTuesday-Wednesday: 10:00am-4:00pm
\nThursday: 9:00am-4:00pm
\nFriday-Sunday: 10:00-16:00<\/p>\n
A ticket purchased at the Rac\u0142awicka Panorama entitles you to visit the permanent exhibitions at the National Museum in Wroc\u0142aw and the Ethnographic Museum free of charge; until the end of the calendar year, and the permanent exhibition at the Four Domes Pavilion of the Museum of Contemporary Art; within 7 days of purchase.<\/p>\n
The Ethnographic Museum has an excellent collection of figural beehives, gingerbread molds, painted furniture, glass painting, sculpture and devotional graphics. It presents, among other things, the culture of settlers from the former Borderlands – Lviv, Ternopil, Stanislavsky, Polesia, Vilnius, as well as Lemkos and Greeks, and post-war Polish re-emigrants from Yugoslavia, Romanian Bukovina, France and Belgium. <\/p>\n
Temporary exhibitions, organized in cooperation with other Polish or foreign museums, often extend beyond Lower Silesia and Europe.<\/p>\n","categories":["Museums and galleries","Museums"],"lat":51.10028260000001,"lng":17.0529708}