Closed but Open
The National Museum in Szczecin exhibition and education activities have been suspended due to epidemiological alert. However, all those who remain at home may take advantage of our safe offer – Closed but Open action (#otwarte-choć-zamknięte). more
Contacting Museum Staff during Epidemiological Alert
Due to epidemiological alert announced by the Polish authorities, the secretariat of The National Museum in Szczecin is open only on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 12:00 at noon and 2:00 P.M. more
9th Adloyada Jewish Culture Days CANCELLED
Due to dynamically developing risks related to spreading SARS-CoV-2-coronavirus and according to the decisions of the government of The Republic of Poland, the 9th Adloyada 2020 Jewish Culture Days have been cancelled. more
Museum Closed
According to the decision of the government of The Republic of Poland and the local authorities of West-Pomeranian Voivodeship rleated to the spreading of coronavirus, all the exhibitions of The National Museum in Szczecin are cancelled since March 12th 2020 until further notice. more
Exhibitions at The National Museum in Szczecin in 2020 (updated)
2020 at The National Museum in Szczecin promises to be impressive. The Museum staff has planned as many as thirty exhibitions. more
Museum der Stadt Pasewalk: Paul Holz as Inheritor of Rembrandt's Idea. Drawings from The National Museum in Szczecin
On Sunaday, March 1st, at 2:00 P.M., The City Museum of Pasewalk (Museum der Stadt Pasewalk, Prenzlauer Str. 23a) invites for the opening of an exhibition entitled "Paul Holz as Inheritor of Rembrandt's Idea. Drawings from The National Museum in Szczecin. The vernissage entrance is free of charge. more
Model Ships on Exposition
In response to numerous Museum Guests' requests, the exhibition of model ships has returned to the hall of The National Museum in Szczecin building at Wały Chrobrego (temporarily, until the opening of new permanent exhibitions entitled "Hidden Meanings. Art in Pomerania in the 16th and 17th Centuries" and "Matter of Light. Gallery of Mediaeval Art" in renovated halls). more
Temporary exhibition: „Living in the Present Future”
Amid a revolution in technological discoveries, both the notions and the definitions of human and humanity are changing faster and more radically than ever before. more