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On November 11th 1918 the Republic of Poland officially became an independent country again. Although its borders were being shaped for further four years and fights for them were lenghtened by bloody conflicts in its various parts, the restored independence brought the feeling of happiness. Read more ...

A large collection of Asian objects made of animal bones was given to the Department of Non-European Cultures of the National Mueum in Szczecin on October 8th 2022. Netsuke, okimono and inrō stand out among over 280 intricately made sculptures. Read more ...

Objects loaned to the Department of Conservation-Restoration of Architecture and Art at the Faculty of Fine Arts of Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń returned to the Department of Non-European Cultures of the National Museum in Szczecin. Read more ...

On November 1st 2022, All Saints' Day, the National Museum in Szczecin is closed. Read more ...

A year ago, in October 2021, the first Kenyan guests arrived in Szczecin. Read more ...

The twelfth edition of the West-Pomeranian Museum Event of the Year Competition held by the Szczecin Branch of the Asscoiation of Museum Professionals uder the patronage of the Marshal of West-Pomeranian Voivodeship has been completed. Read more ...

The National Museum in Szczecin exhibition "Mystery of Light. Medieval Art in Pomerania" won West-Pomeranian Museum Event of the Year award! Read more ...

Three paintings have been deposited at the National Museum in Szczecin by the Szczecin Bar Association. Read more ...