Pszczyna Castle Museum
The Castle Museum in Pszczyna occupies a palace built on a medieval and Renaissance stronghold, remodeled in French Baroque style between 1870 and 1876 for Prince Hans Heinrich XI von Pless by architect Hippolyte Destailleur. Opened as a museum in 1946, it preserves around 80 percent of its early-20th-century furnishings, making it one of Poland's best-preserved aristocratic residences. Its permanent exhibitions display historic interiors, an armory, a portrait gallery and a collection of miniatures.
Now on view
6 exhibitions
There Is No Memory of Those Who Lived – Temporary Exhibition
Dominika Sulińska
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION | PRINCELY STABLES IN PSZCZYNA | 18 April – 30 November 2026 There Is No Memory of Those Who Lived. Photography by Mieczysław Wielomski. The latest exhibition at the Stajnie Książęce is the second…
Memento Mori. Burials of the Lords of Pszczyna
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION Memento Mori. Burials of the Lords of Pszczyna The sarcophagi presented in the exhibition originally rested in the southern chapel of the parish church of All Saints in Pszczyna. They held the…
Portrait Gallery. Within the Circle of the Free Lords, Counts and Princes of Pszczyna
PERMANENT EXHIBITION Portrait Gallery. Within the Circle of the Free Lords, Counts and Princes of Pszczyna Paintings that relate to the family are usually displayed in galleries, so that the Heir, by looking at them,…
Young Art – A New Exhibition at Stajnie Książęce
We warmly invite you to visit the post-competition exhibition „Sztuka młodych”, presenting the awarded and commended works of participants in the 38th edition of the art competition „Moja przygoda w muzeum”, organised…
Interiors of the 19th and 20th Century
PERMANENT EXHIBITION Interiors of the 19th and 20th Century Between 1870 and 1876, on the initiative of Prince Hans Heinrich XI von Pless, Pszczyna Castle was rebuilt in the French Baroque style, and its interiors were…
Armoury
PERMANENT EXHIBITION Armoury The armoury is housed in the Gothic cellars of the castle. Across six consecutive vaulted rooms and the adjoining corridor, European and Oriental weapons from the 16th to the early 20th…
