Discover Błonie

• The collection includes finds from prehistoric settlements and burial grounds, as well as from the medieval hillfort of Łysa Góra and a former monastery in Błonie.
• A fragment of a 13th-century vessel features a sculpted head of a bearded man and is considered unique in Poland.
• Admission to the permanent and temporary exhibitions is free on Wednesdays; the fee waiver applies only to exhibition tickets.
• The antiques market is announced for the second Sunday of each month at ul. Targowa 3A; according to the announcement, there is no stall fee.

The provenance details reveal a broad range: finds from prehistoric settlements and burial grounds sit alongside objects from the medieval hillfort of Łysa Góra and the former monastery of the Canons Regular in Błonie. You can therefore explore the collection by archaeological context: settlement and burial offer a different perspective from finds associated with a hillfort or monastery. This distinction provides a clear way into the exhibits before you focus on any single object.

One striking item is a fragment of a vessel from the 13th century. Its sculpted head depicts a bearded man, and the fragment is considered unique in Poland. Two other examples illustrate different types of objects: a neck ring of the Jastorf culture and a Prague groschen of Wenceslaus II dated 1300–1305. A vessel fragment, a neck ring, and a coin are thus presented alongside one another, so the selection is not defined by a single exhibit alone. The dating is also given with different levels of precision: the vessel is dated by century, while the groschen is dated to the period from 1300 to 1305. If you are interested in archaeological finds and historical objects, these specific items offer distinct points of connection to the collection.

Admission to the permanent and temporary exhibitions is free on Wednesdays. The fee waiver applies exclusively to exhibition tickets. If you are considering a museum visit on that day, check the museum’s visitor information in advance. This will help you take into account both the stated admission arrangement and its exact limitation to exhibition tickets.

The municipal calendar announces the antiques market at ul. Targowa 3A for the second Sunday of each month. According to the announcement, there is no stall fee. As this is an announced date, check the details again in the municipal calendar before your visit.

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Which notable objects are mentioned at the Muzeum Ziemi Błońskiej?

The objects mentioned include a vessel fragment with a sculpted head of a bearded man, a neck ring of the Jastorf culture, and a Prague groschen of Wenceslaus II dated 1300–1305. The 13th-century vessel fragment is considered unique in Poland.

When is admission to the exhibitions free?

Admission to the permanent and temporary exhibitions is free on Wednesdays. The fee waiver applies only to exhibition tickets. Check the museum’s visitor information before your visit.

What should you know about the announced antiques market?

The municipal calendar lists the second Sunday of each month and the address ul. Targowa 3A. According to the announcement, there is no stall fee. Check the details again in the calendar before your visit.

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