Museum of Historical Costume in Poland, History museum in Poznań, Poland.
The museum holds a collection of complete outfits and accessories, focusing mainly on clothing from the 19th century. The displays show various styles and details from that era, ranging from everyday wear to formal attire.
The collection started in 2004 through the vision of Anna Moryto and was first presented as a traveling exhibition. It found its permanent home on Kwiatowa Street in 2018.
The collection reflects social roles and craftsmanship of different periods through actual garments. Visitors can see how clothes were made and what people wore for specific occasions.
The museum is open from Tuesday through Sunday with standard and reduced admission options available. Visitors should note that certain areas may be more crowded during major exhibitions.
The museum holds one of the largest private collections of nineteenth-century dresses in Poland. This collection is remarkable because such original pieces are rarely found elsewhere.
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