Tarnów District Museum, Local museum in Market Square, Tarnów, Poland.
The Tarnów District Museum is housed in a stately building on the town's central square and displays regional collections across several exhibition areas. The galleries feature archaeological finds, historical objects, and specialized exhibitions that explore different aspects of local history.
The museum was established in 1927 and preserves collections from the Rzewuski family castle in Podhorce. These holdings include weapons, furniture, and portraits of nobles from earlier centuries.
The museum displays the life and traditions of Romani people through historical documents, photographs, and everyday items in its galleries. These collections show how their culture has developed and been preserved over time.
The museum offers guided tours in several languages and is accessible for visitors with different mobility needs. Cyclists will find facilities to park their bicycles on the grounds.
A five-meter-long replica of a Polish hussar stands in the military section of the exhibition. This statue embodies the tradition of Polish cavalry and draws visitors with its imposing size.
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