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Vnitřní trasa

From Złote Grono to the museum cellars

From 20th-century Polish art through local history and sacred art to winemaking and historical criminal law.

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  • StartGolden Grape Gallery
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O trase

The route begins on the second floor in the Golden Grape Gallery, among Polish art from the Zielona Góra exhibitions of 1963-1981. One floor down it leads through the history of the city and the region in the exhibition "Heritage and the Present" and through Gothic and Baroque works of Silesian sacred art.

From the ground floor you go down to the cellars. First the Wine Museum tells the story of the vineyards and wine companies of old Grünberg, and finally the Museum of Old Tortures recalls criminal law and the witch trials.

Zastávky trasy (5)
  1. Ilustracja frontu Muzeum Ziemi Lubuskiej1SálGolden Grape GalleryPolish art of the 20th century, including works associated with the Złote Grono exhibitions held in Zielona Góra.Kvíz
  2. Ilustracja frontu Muzeum Ziemi Lubuskiej2Stálá expoziceHeritage and the Present. Zielona Góra - the Lubusz regionA narrative permanent exhibition on the history of Zielona Góra and the Lubusz region from the 10th century to the present, with a model, a city panorama and a timeline.
  3. Ilustracja frontu Muzeum Ziemi Lubuskiej3SálSilesian sacred artA gallery of nearly 80 Gothic and Baroque sculptures, paintings and liturgical objects from Silesia, dating from the 14th to the 18th century.Kvíz
  4. Ilustracja frontu Muzeum Ziemi Lubuskiej4SálWine MuseumPresses, vineyard tools, heads of Bacchus and grape harvest photographs tell the story of growing vines and making wine.Kvíz
  5. Ilustracja frontu Muzeum Ziemi Lubuskiej5SálMuseum of Old TorturesThe history of punishment, torture and witch trials, presented through replica instruments, prints and staged scenes.Kvíz
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  • museum visit
  • museum floors
  • wine
  • art
  • city history