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Pokuttyan ceramics
The collection of Pokuttyan ceramics, numbering over 500 exhibits, was donated to the museum by Aleksander Rybicki in 1978. It is the greatest collection in Poland. Pokuttya (Polish: Pokucie), it is a land located in the Eastern Carpathian Mountains in the upper Prut and Cheremosh rivers on territory of nowadays Ukraine. The local people, Hutsuls, occupied themselves with breeding, farming and craft.
Information
Opening hours:
16 April to 15 November
Mon 8am - 12pm
other days of the week 9am - 5pm
16 November to 15 April
Mon 8am - 12pm
Tues - Fri 9am - 4pm
Sat - Sun 9am - 3pm
Tues - Fri 9am - 4pm
Sat - Sun 9am - 3pm
Tickets:
Regular fee – 28 PLN
Reduced fee – 18 PLN
Family 2+1 – 69 PLN
Family 2+2 – 84 PLN
Family 2+3 and more – 95 PLN
Ticket for 1 temporary exhibition (for people who do not visit permanent exhibitions) – PLN 5
Audio Guide – 12 PLN
here is the instruction manual for the audioguide...
Guided tour in Polish – 80 PLN
(1 guide can guide a group of up to 25 people)
Guided tour in English, French or German is available for ordering at the ticket office or by phone + 48 13 46 306 09, ext. 35, fare – 100 PLN
All reservations e-mail: rezerwacja.mhs@interia.pl
© The Historical Museum in Sanok is the exclusive owner of copyrights of Zdzisław Beksiński's works
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