Muzeum Krakowa - Ulica Pomorska - Pomorska Street

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Muzeum Krakowa – Oddział Ulica Pomorska, located at ul. Pomorska 2 in Kraków’s historic Silesian House, offers a sobering window into the city’s dark chapter during World War II. The branch preserves the original Gestapo detention cells, kept in their authentic configuration as a testament to the suffering endured by Poles under German occupation. The permanent exhibition, *People of Kraków in Times of Terror 1939‑1945‑1956*, narrates the stories of countless residents whose lives were interrupted by war, showcasing documents, photographs and personal belongings that bring history to life. A free admission policy on Wednesdays allows visitors to explore the galleries without cost, making the museum accessible to all. As part of Muzeum Krakowa’s network of 19 branches spread across the city, the Pomorska Street location is a must‑visit for anyone interested in Kraków’s wartime history, cultural resilience and the broader story of human rights.

Highlights

• Free Admission Wednesdays
• Authentic Gestapo Detention Cells
• Historical Exhibition on Kraków’s Occupation
• Branch Housed in Silesian House

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At a glance

• Typical visit: about 1 hour 30 minutes

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