Museums
historic printing equipment in a former print shop on the Industrial Monuments Route, with a graphics workshop
Museums
Reformation memorabilia and a Lutheran library on the gallery of the Jesus Church
Museums
private museum of the Podhale Rifles regiment with aircraft parts and military equipment, visited by appointment
Museums
museum from 1802 in a palace built in 1790-1796, with the Egyptian Room, the Chinese Cabinet and the Szersznik collections
Museums in Cieszyn: the Museum of Cieszyn Silesia in the Larisch Palace, plus museums of printing, Protestantism and the 4th Podhale Rifles Regiment.
Four museums with very different profiles. They suit a rainy day and anyone who likes to visit alone, at their own pace.
Begin with the Museum of Cieszyn Silesia on Regera Street: an institution dating from 1802, housed since 1931 in the Larisch Palace of the late eighteenth century, with an Egyptian Hall and archaeological, ethnographic and photographic collections.
If you are interested in technology, try the Printing Museum on Głęboka Street, with historic equipment and a graphic workshop. The Museum of Protestantism sits on the gallery of the Jesus Church and combines relics of the Reformation with a library, while the private Museum of the 4th Podhale Rifles Regiment on Frysztacka Street tells of the regiment and aviation in Cieszyn Silesia. After the interiors, check the historic sights in Cieszyn or the churches and monasteries in Cieszyn, and for a wider overview see museums in Silesia.
The Museum of Cieszyn Silesia, in the palace that Count Jan Larisch had built after the great fire of the town in 1789.
Yes, the Museum of Protestantism at the Evangelical parish, on the gallery of the Jesus Church.
