Muzeum Regionalne w Stalowej Woli, Regional museum in Stalowa Wola, Poland.
Muzeum Regionalne is housed in a neoclassical building known as Lubomirski Castle, set within formal gardens that surround the structure. The museum contains collections documenting the area's development and includes accessible facilities for all visitors.
The building itself dates back to the 19th century as a manor house reflecting the area's aristocratic heritage. The museum was established in 1999 to preserve and display objects showing how Stalowa Wola and the Podkarpackie region developed over time.
The museum displays works by the artist Alfons Karpinski in a dedicated gallery, the first of its kind in Poland. Visitors can explore the paintings of this notable Polish artist in a space designed specifically for his creations.
The museum features good accessibility with facilities designed for visitors with disabilities throughout the building. The surrounding formal garden provides a comfortable space to walk before or after viewing the exhibitions inside.
The museum operates a Touch Gallery where visitors with visual impairments can experience artworks through tactile contact with sculptures. Descriptions are provided in both Braille and printed text, allowing all visitors to engage with the collection equally.
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