Hi guys! I want to share with you another great place in the city of Wroclaw. This is a very unusual place, since at the end of spring the whole building begins to bloom, can you imagine a huge building that is all green? I want to see it, it will be soon, I will definitely share it with you, but for now only a part of it is already turning green.

You can also visit this museum, the ticket costs 15 PLN, but since there were a lot of people, I didn’t want to go there.

One of the famous Polish museums, which complements the list of "National". It was opened in 1948, however, like many others, the National Museum of Wroclaw also had its predecessors, whose collections are still kept here. In 1815, the Royal Museum of Art and Primitiveness was opened in Wroclaw. In 1880 the Silesian Museum of Fine Arts. And in 1899, the Silesian Museum of Handicrafts and Primitiveness. During the Second World War, the collections of these museums suffered greatly, some were exported to Germany, some were destroyed. It was only in 1948 that the State Museum in Wroclaw began its activities. And in 1970 he was awarded the proud title of “Wroclaw National Museum”. Now the museum’s collection is divided into six categories: 1. Art of Silesia XII-XVI century

2. Art of Poland XVII-XIX century

3. European art XV-XX centuries

4. Art of the East

5. Polish modern art.

I think there is something to see, as even near the museum there are unusual sculptures. I will definitely go there, I think you will be just as interested!