Museum – Tarnowski Castle in Tarnobrzeg
Museum – Tarnowski Castle in Tarnobrzeg is a regional and historical museum founded in 1991, successor to the former Historical Museum of the City of Tarnobrzeg. It occupies the Tarnowski family's Dzików castle, whose tower-manor core dates to the 15th century and which passed to the Tarnowski (Leliwa) family in 1522. The museum holds regional history and decorative-art collections and runs a branch, the Museum of the Polish Sulfur Industry, on the region's sulfur-mining heritage.
Now on view
6 exhibitions
Explorers of the Holy Cross Mountains – Exhibition
“Explorers of the Holy Cross Mountains. Minerals and Fossils” Museum of the Polish Sulphur Industry – branch of the Tarnowski Castle Museum in Tarnobrzeg – warmly invites you to the exhibition “Explorers of the Holy…
Mining Skansen
THE MINING SKANSEN, set up around the Museum building, complements the exhibition of Muzeum Polskiego Przemysłu Siarkowego. Visitors can see fragments of the gigantic machines once used to extract sulphur ore. Gathered…
Panorama of the Open-Pit Sulphur Mine in Machów
The exhibition TARNOBRZESKIE ZAGŁĘBIE SIARKOWE is complemented by a remarkable Panorama of the Open-Pit Sulphur Mine in Machów, originating from the first sulphur cultural centre „TAPIMA”, displayed in the conference…
Sulphur in Old Poland
SULPHUR IN OLD POLAND is an exhibition presenting the history of sulphur mining and processing in Swoszowice near Kraków, the only place in Europe where deep (underground) sulphur mines and smelters operated from the…
Mining Traditions
MINING TRADITIONS is the next permanent exhibition of the Muzeum Polskiego Przemysłu Siarkowego. Set up in the attic, the display recalls traditions associated with the miner's profession, primeval superstitions and…
Tarnobrzeg Sulphur Basin
TARNOBRZEG SULPHUR BASIN – an exhibition presenting the sulphur mines and processing plants operating in the second half of the 20th century – both open-pit mines in Piaseczno and Machów, and borehole mines […]
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2 buildingsMuseum of the Polish Sulfur Industry
ul. Stanisława Pawłowskiego 14, 39-400 Tarnobrzeg
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ul. Sandomierska 27, 39-400 Tarnobrzeg
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