Kargul and Pawlak Museum, Film museum in Lubomierz, Poland.
The Kargul and Pawlak Museum is a collection of film props and memorabilia housed in a 16th-century building in Lubomierz. The exhibition focuses on material from Polish comedy films featuring these well-known characters, including the original fence and other objects used during filming.
The museum was established in 1995 and occupies a 16th-century house that once functioned as a guild headquarters for local craftsmen. This connection between the historic building and the film collection links the region's past with its modern cultural identity.
The museum displays objects connected to these beloved film characters, who represent rural Polish life and regional traditions that remain meaningful to many visitors today. Walking through the rooms, you encounter everyday items that show how people once worked and lived in the countryside.
Visiting is best prepared by learning something about the films and characters beforehand to better appreciate the displayed objects. Staff members can offer tours in various languages upon request and are happy to help you navigate through the rooms.
Two bronze statues of the characters stand at the museum entrance, greeting visitors with a familiar smile. A humorous sign nearby shows distances to well-known places around the world, including Hollywood, adding a touch of playfulness to the experience.
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