Xawery Dunikowski Museum of Sculpture

The Xawery Dunikowski Museum of Sculpture is an art museum in Warsaw housed in a palace complex with landscaped gardens surrounding the building. The galleries contain over 500 sculptures in stone, clay, and metal ranging from intimate portrait heads to large-scale monumental works.

The museum was founded in 1965 when sculptor Xawery Dunikowski donated his collection of 151 sculptures along with paintings and drawings to the Polish government. The palace was adapted to house this major artistic legacy and opened as a public institution.

The collection displays sculptures that explore human faces and expressions across different materials and styles. These works reveal how artists capture emotion and character through form, something visitors notice while walking through the galleries.

The best time to visit is on weekdays when the museum is less crowded, though it operates on limited days throughout the week. The outdoor gardens are accessible year-round, making it worth a visit regardless of the season.

The museum hosts concerts in its outdoor sculpture park at sunrise, creating a rare experience of music and art at dawn. These special events blend performances with the peaceful early morning atmosphere among the sculptures.

Location: Warsaw

Part of: National Museum in Warsaw

Address: Puławska 113A, 02-707 Warszawa

Website: http://krolikarnia.mnw.art.pl

GPS coordinates: 52.18903,21.02842

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:21