Lubomirski Castle
This route will lead you from the honorary courtyard through the castle's representative interiors: the main atrium, music salon, ballroom, Maltese hall, great portrait gallery, Dutch hall, armory, royal hall and hunting hall, up to the private study of Prince Jan Lubomirski-Lanckoroński. In the following rooms you will be able to learn about the history of the family, its heroes and mementos; the tour will conclude with a story about the Foundation of the Princes Lubomirski and a heartfelt farewell.
Museum of the Lubomirski Princes in Kraków
One family — the Lubomirskis — and a thousand years of Polish history seen through their eyes: commanders from Khotyn and Vienna, a princess who rebuilt Sobieski's suburban villa into today's palace in Wilanów, a composer whose song Frank Sinatra sang in Polish, a prince from the Regency Council who in 1918 proclaimed Poland's independence. The route leads through five rooms in chronological order, from the Middle Ages to the present day — the eras change, but not the protagonists: stained-glass windows from around 1200, a Turkish tent captured at Vienna, court porcelain, original documents. Visit the rooms in order and let this history arrange itself.
