If you want to get acquainted with medieval art - just visit some old Krakow churches. It was the Church that invested the greatest resources in art, which is why sacred art is so valuable to us today. It is a showcase of the era.
There is only one problem - there are 130 churches in Krakow. Is quite difficult to see them all.

We have a solution :) Just go to the Diocesan Museum and watch the most valuable exhibits of sacred art gathered in one place.

What will you see at the Archdiocesan Museum:

• Sacred art from the thirteenth to the nineteenth century
• Gifts of the Holy Father John Paul II (parton of the museum)
• Cardinal Karol Wojtyla - souvernirs
• Teresa Stankiewicz's painting
• Painting by Fryderyk Pautsch

Cardinal Karol Wojtyla

On this street, Kanonicza 19 and 21, he lived for over a dozen years. Whenever I enter this house, I feel His presence. Several decades ago, here at Kanonicza Street, he met with many people, and now he is gathering us in the Archdiocesan Museum and invites us to meet him.

Collected souvenirs, which we can see here, give us the opportunity to meet John Paul II one more time. The objects presented at this exhibition are simple and ordinary, just as simple and ordinary was cardinal. Karol Wojtyla.

Stanislaw Cardinal Dziwisz, Metropolitan of Cracow