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Jan Potocki Tradition Education Centre: Former Orangery
Multimedia exhibitions about the lives of the Castle’s residents in a former winter garden.
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The former Orangery houses multimedia exhibitions of the Jan Potocki Tradition Education Centre. The building was constructed in 1799-1802 to a design by Chrystian Piotr Aigner. It served as a heated winter garden, including for orange trees. The exhibitions explore the Castle’s kitchen, balls, feasts and its former residents’ everyday lives.
Interactive elements let visitors explore these subjects through play. Activities include choosing an outfit for a lady and trying a minuet on a multimedia floor. The Orangery is a separate part of the visit with its own ticket. It remains open during the Castle’s winter break, subject to public-holiday closures and its own timetable. The museum suggests allowing about 75 minutes. It is a different building and exhibition from the Orchid House.
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The Orangery was once a heated home for plants, including orange trees. It was built in 1799-1802 to a design by Chrystian Piotr Aigner. Today you can learn here about the people who once lived in the Castle. Multimedia exhibitions tell stories about cooking, feasts and balls. Some elements can be touched. Activities include choosing an outfit for a lady and trying a dance called the minuet on a multimedia floor. This is part of the Jan Potocki Tradition Education Centre. You need a separate ticket, and the museum suggests allowing about an hour and a quarter. Do not confuse the Orangery with the Orchid House: they are different places. The Orangery can also be visited during the Castle’s winter break, according to its timetable and closure dates.
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What was the Orangery originally used for?
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- Former Orangery in the castle and park complex. The pin marks the building.