Museum of Applied Arts, Art museum in Royal Castle, Poznań, Poland.
The Museum of Applied Arts occupies the reconstructed Royal Castle on Przemysł Hill and displays collections of decorative and functional objects spanning medieval times to the modern period. The exhibition spreads across multiple floors showcasing furniture, ceramics, glassware, weapons, jewelry, textiles, costumes, and ornamental pieces.
The Royal Castle originated in the 13th century as a seat of ducal power in the region. After being destroyed during the 20th century, the building was carefully rebuilt and reopened as a museum.
The ground floor honors Duke Przemysł II through its exhibition space. Across all levels, you see how people in different times designed and valued everyday objects, from furniture to jewelry to textiles.
The castle is easily accessible and located on a hill in the city center, making it simple to find and reach. Plan to spend a few hours exploring the multi-floor collections at a comfortable pace.
The castle's tower rises roughly 43 meters high and visitors can climb its stairs to reach a viewing platform overlooking the entire city. From this elevated vantage point, you understand how the fortress once dominated the region.
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