TOP 7 CULTURAL PLACES IN KATOWICE
Muzeum Śląskie has come to be the region’s most important cultural centre, an essential part of Silesia’s social life and a major voice on Poland’s cultural map.
The museum provides a space for dialogue with the past and the achievements of modernity to further explore Silesia, Poland and Europe.
You can visit it on Tuesdays for free! :)
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SILESIAN MUSEUM
The main permanent exposition of this museum includes Katowice's history from the 13th century to the present, with a recreation of house interiors of the middle and upper classes from 20, 50 and 100 years ago.
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KATOWICE HISTORICAL MUSEUM
The most famous district in Katowice which was designated as a national historical monument in 2011, hosts a department of the Katowice Historical Museum in Nikiszowiec as well. Definitely a spot worth to visit if you are here!
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Dział
Etnologii
Miasta
Not far from Nikiszowiec there is the largest private gallery in Poland, a place where the culture, creativity and art meet. But apart from art exhibitons, this unique area is used for concerts, festivals, balls, performances, lectures, etc.
WILSON SHAFT GALLERY
The Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra is one of the leading orchestras in Poland and also one of the most acoustically original performance halls in the whole Europe.
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NOSPR
Founded in 2016, the centre has become a cultural hub focusing on art and cultural shows and music events taking place throughout the year - a task it performs well now that Katowice is a UNSECO city of music.
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KATOWICE MIASTO OGRODÓW
This is one of the biggest and most important institutions in Poland. It is artistically independent and financed with the municipal funds of the city of Katowice.
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