National Museum in Szczecin

The National Museum in Szczecin is an art museum with six branches located across the city, displaying ancient artworks, archaeological finds, and vessels. The collection spans paintings, sculptures, and historical objects documenting thousands of years of regional history.

The museum was established after World War II when Poland regained the city and began its cultural recovery. The institution became an important place for preserving and presenting artworks from the region.

The museum displays Romantic period paintings and religious artworks such as the St John's Polyptych, reflecting artistic traditions that shaped the region. Visitors can see how these works connect to the cultural identity of Pomerania.

The main location is at Wały Chrobrego 3 in the city center and offers wheelchair access. Information about the different branches and their specific locations is available at the reception desk or online.

One of the branches focuses on the maritime history of Pomerania and displays an extensive collection of ship equipment and navigation tools. Visitors learn how important the sea was for this port city's development.

Location: Śródmieście

Inception: 1945

Official opening: August 1, 1945

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Website: http://muzeum.szczecin.pl

GPS coordinates: 53.43015,14.56459

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:41