Birth house of Wincenty Witos

The wooden house features whitewashed walls, a thatched roof, and contains a central hallway, main chamber, storage room, and small living area.

Built in 1814, this residence became the birthplace of Wincenty Witos, who served as Prime Minister of Poland three times during the interwar period.

The interior displays agricultural tools and household items from the late 19th century, presenting the living conditions of Polish peasant families.

The museum opens daily except Mondays, offering guided tours in Polish and providing bicycle storage facilities for visitors exploring the Wooden Architecture Trail.

The property includes a water well with a traditional crane mechanism and two barns containing historical farming equipment and harvest festival decorations.

Location: Wierzchosławice, Lesser Poland Voivodeship

GPS coordinates: 50.03775,20.84397

Latest update: March 12, 2025 12:39