Arkady Fiedler Museum in Puszczykowo

The Arkady Fiedler Museum sits in a 1946 villa and presents objects, photographs, and personal souvenirs from this Polish writer's travels around the world. The collections include manuscripts, natural science materials, and items from different continents that Fiedler gathered during his expeditions.

The museum opened in 1974 in the former home of a Polish writer whose expeditions spanned World War II and the period after it. His travel accounts and discoveries became an important window to the world for generations of readers in Poland.

The museum shows how a Polish writer explored the world and shared his experiences with readers. Visitors can see how Fiedler's work sparked interest in distant lands and different cultures.

The grounds are easy to explore on foot and informative tours help visitors understand the collections fully. Guests will also find rotating exhibitions and educational programs designed for groups.

The museum grounds hold full-scale replicas of historical places and objects from different cultures around the world. Visitors encounter copies of Christopher Columbus's ship or Aztec pyramids that reflect Fiedler's global interests and the breadth of his explorations.