The best general museums Poland

This former 17th century warehouse was once used to store wheat. Now it houses another type of resource: European paintings and sculptures from the collection of the National Museum in Krakow, including paintings by Paolo Veneziano and Lorenzo Lotto or sculptures by Bertel Thorvaldsen, Antonio Canova and Gustav Vigeland. The majority of the collection comes from the Middle Ages and sometimes great names join the temporary exhibition.

Located in the eastern part of the city center, this vast Flemish neo-Renaissance building boasts a good collection of medieval art, which is admittedly a little dated in its presentation, as well as a good collection of ^{twentieth-century} Polish art. The second floor features a magnificent medieval collection of typical polychrome wooden sculptures, a Stations of the Cross with eleven almost life-size figures and a number of paintings. The museum also offers a wide range of temporary exhibitions.