Exhibitions

Udostępnij: 4 July–31 December 2025 ‘From manuscript to print: Pan Tadeusz in various editions and translations’ exhibition This unique exhibition presents a collection of editions of the Polish national epic, including historical 19th-century editions, richly illustrated publications and contemporary translations into languages from around the world. It shows how Pan Tadeusz has evolved over nearly two centuries. […]

The exhibition presents selected prints by Krystyna Wróblewska from the Ossolineum collection and paintings, sculptures, installations and objects by a contemporary artist Justyna Adamczyk. Through their works, both artists explore themes of suffering, loss and mourning, processing autobiographical themes in an unobvious way.

From 8 May to 30 December 2025, we invite you to the temporary exhibition '1945. Is this freedom?'.

The most important exhibits presented at the permanent exhibitions of the Pan Tadeusz Museum.

The “Pan Tadeusz Różewicz” exhibition is a tale about the life of one of the greatest Polish writers. The narrative is built with eleven dialogs between Tadeusz Różewicz and the world or between Różewicz’s work and other people.

The exhibition Mission: Poland is the story of Poland's 20th century, based on the lives of Jan Nowak-Jeziorański and Władysław Bartoszewski. Their experiences form a key part of a generation's history, having both been raised in a Poland liberated after 123 years of partitions, and yet which in 1939 was once again forced to battle for its own freedom.

The first part of the main exhibition, called The "Pan Tadeusz" Manuscript, is a story which leads us into the Romantic era.