The archdiocesan treasury by the cathedral: goldwork, vestments, manuscripts.
What an ordinary visit to the cathedral never shows you – collections gathered over centuries by Poland’s oldest archdiocese.
Alongside first-rank objects there are intimate pieces in which you see the hand of an individual craftsman. A natural continuation after the Gniezno Doors.
approx. 15 min walk
Right beside the cathedral, so the same fifteen minutes and the same climb.
Hours tend to be shorter than at large museums and change out of season. A visit takes about an hour.
No ticket and no connection needed – comfortable shoes are enough.
Right beside the cathedral, so the same fifteen minutes and the same climb. No ticket and no connection needed.
The archdiocesan treasury by the cathedral: goldwork, vestments, manuscripts. Among the highlights: Right by the cathedral, Goldwork, vestments, manuscripts, Poland’s oldest archdiocese, About an hour, Check hours in advance.
We recommend it especially for: Lovers of sacred art and craftsmanship. From ul. Mieszka I 39 the railway station is 7 minutes on foot, and the bus stops are closer still.
A 14th-century Gothic church with surviving frescoes, at the foot of Lech Hill.
approx. 15 min walkA lake in the middle of town with a promenade loop below the cathedral.
approx. 20 min walkA multimedia account of the birth of Poland, on Lake Jelonek.
A private bathroom cabin, self check-in and a central location – stay at Podziemne Arkady.