Museum

Exhibits donated

Thank you very much for the exhibits donated to the Amber Museum, thanks to which our exhibition becomes even more interesting

Please contact people who have interesting natural specimens (lumps, inclusions) and finished products (jewelry, applied arts) interested in paying or free access to the Museum's own collection, which is being gradually expanded.

Thank you for your support and kindness.

Visiting the exhibition Amber Museum

Adults and children with guardians can visit the Museum without prior reservation during the museum's opening hours.

Admission is free.

It is possible to visit the Museum with a guide. Individuals and organized groups wishing to visit the Museum with a guide are kindly requested to make reservations in advance.

Fees for guided tours:

Groups up to 5 people - PLN 30
Groups of 5 to 10 people - PLN 50
Groups from 10 to 15 people - PLN 70

The maximum number of people in a group is 15.
The time for visiting the Museum with a guide is about 40 minutes.

Reservations

Telephone: +48 513 511 512

mail: info@ambermuseum.eu

Exhibits on the blog

Amber Chariot

April 8, 2019

Exhibits

One of the stories is that ambers are fossilized tears of Heliad, Faeton's sisters who was the son of the sun god. Harald Popkiewicz inspired by mythical history and sunny stone, created a unique object that can be admired in our Museum. Spring has come to the Amber Museum, due to a sunny chariot by Harald Popkiewicz, illuminating the Museum. "Chariot" was created in 2006. By […]

Sophisticated simplicity and elegance in Eugeniusz Salwierz

December 15, 2016

Exhibits

From the piece of "Baltic gold" extracts what is most valuable under its surface Eugeniusz Salwierz is a Krakow artist. He started with creating jewelry made of acrylic glass. Later he switched to amber, and his love for him was born in the mid-90s from the Dominican Fairs in Gdańsk. In the book "Amber not only on the Baltic", in conversation with Anna Sado [...]

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