The Bishop of Plock used to stay in this Renaissance mansion, which was completed in 1503. It’s thought to be one of the greatest among the old residences in Krakow. Now managed by the national museum, the building houses two important exhibits. The first is The Art of Old Poland: Twelfth to Eighteenth Centuries, full of sculptures and paintings from various art movements - medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque - which also includes fragments from a 15th century altarpiece. The other exhibit is a gorgeous collection icons, known as Orthodox Art of the Old Polish Commonwealth Gallery. There may also be temporary exhibits. Check the museum website for upcoming events!

• Flash photography and tripods are not allowed.

• Reduced entry: 5 PLN
• Family: 19 PLN
• Groups of 15+: 7 PLN
• Reduced group tickets: 4 PLN
• Kids under 7: free admission
• Kids under: 16
• Students: 1 PLN
• Audioguide in 5 different languages: 7PLN (reduced 5 PLN)

• By Car or take a taxi from outside Old Town.
• Walk or cycle to here from inside old Town.
• By Tram: 6, 8, 10, 13, 18 stop sw. Gertrudy Street ('Wawel') and Franciszkanska Street ('Plac Wszystkich Swietych').

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