Przewodnik użytkownika Ewangelina

Magda I Maciek
Magda I Maciek
Przewodnik użytkownika Ewangelina

Sport, rozrywka

This is a wonderful Aquapark a place when everyone can have a great fun and spend some time in a healthy, sporty way.
30 locals recommend
Aqua Park Zakopane
31 Jagiellońska
30 locals recommend
This is a wonderful Aquapark a place when everyone can have a great fun and spend some time in a healthy, sporty way.

sztuka, kultura

On July 1, 2009, on the 120th anniversary of making the collection available to the public in Zakopane, the Tatra Museum named after Dr Tytus Chałubiński has opened another branch with the permanent exhibition Zakopane Style - Inspirations. Its purpose is to show the roots of the Zakopane style, which were: folk architecture, furnishings of highlander cottages, as well as ethnographic collections emerging at the end of the 19th century, in particular the collection of Maria and Bronisław Dembowski. The place of the exhibition, the cottage - located near Kościeliska Street, famous for its historic buildings, formerly owned by the Gąsieniców Sobczaków highlander family - is one of the most valuable monuments of folk architecture in Zakopane. Its oldest part was built around 1830, and its current state is the result of an expansion that took place at the end of the 19th century.
Muzeum Stylu Zakopiańskiego - Inspiracje im. M.B. Dembowskich. Oddział Muzeum Tatrzańskiego
6 Droga Do Rojów
On July 1, 2009, on the 120th anniversary of making the collection available to the public in Zakopane, the Tatra Museum named after Dr Tytus Chałubiński has opened another branch with the permanent exhibition Zakopane Style - Inspirations. Its purpose is to show the roots of the Zakopane style, which were: folk architecture, furnishings of highlander cottages, as well as ethnographic collections emerging at the end of the 19th century, in particular the collection of Maria and Bronisław Dembowski. The place of the exhibition, the cottage - located near Kościeliska Street, famous for its historic buildings, formerly owned by the Gąsieniców Sobczaków highlander family - is one of the most valuable monuments of folk architecture in Zakopane. Its oldest part was built around 1830, and its current state is the result of an expansion that took place at the end of the 19th century.
The Atma villa in Zakopane houses the only biographical museum in the world of Karol Szymanowski (1882-1937). The greatest Polish composer after Frederic Chopin, he was happy to stay in Zakopane from an early age, and at the end of his life settled here permanently, living in a villa at Kasprusie.
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Villa Atma
19 Kasprusie
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The Atma villa in Zakopane houses the only biographical museum in the world of Karol Szymanowski (1882-1937). The greatest Polish composer after Frederic Chopin, he was happy to stay in Zakopane from an early age, and at the end of his life settled here permanently, living in a villa at Kasprusie.
The exhibition presents mainly the work of the Zakopane artists' colony, but also the art of artists fleetingly associated with Zakopane, for whom the Tatra and highlanders were an important inspiration. It is shown in the interiors of the Oksza villa designed by Stanisław Witkiewicz in the Zakopane style, which was renovated in 2010. The "Artists and Art in Zakopane" exhibition is based on the Tatra Museum's own collection, supplemented with several exhibits, constituting loans or deposits. It includes painting, graphics, drawing, sculpture and photography as well as applied art, posters and posters. You can see the works of Leon Wyczółkowski, Wojciech Weiss, Jan Rembowski, Rafał Malczewski, Stanisław Gałek and Jan Gąsienica Szostak at the exhibition; psychological portraits of Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz; sculptures by Konstanty Laszczka, Wojciech Brzegi, Stanisław Sobczak, Jan Szczepkowski and students of the Wood Industry School; works of Zofia Stryjeńska; rugs and lace, artistic woodcarving and many other exhibits.
11 locals recommend
Willa Oksza
25 Hr. Władysława Zamoyskiego
11 locals recommend
The exhibition presents mainly the work of the Zakopane artists' colony, but also the art of artists fleetingly associated with Zakopane, for whom the Tatra and highlanders were an important inspiration. It is shown in the interiors of the Oksza villa designed by Stanisław Witkiewicz in the Zakopane style, which was renovated in 2010. The "Artists and Art in Zakopane" exhibition is based on the Tatra Museum's own collection, supplemented with several exhibits, constituting loans or deposits. It includes painting, graphics, drawing, sculpture and photography as well as applied art, posters and posters. You can see the works of Leon Wyczółkowski, Wojciech Weiss, Jan Rembowski, Rafał Malczewski, Stanisław Gałek and Jan Gąsienica Szostak at the exhibition; psychological portraits of Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz; sculptures by Konstanty Laszczka, Wojciech Brzegi, Stanisław Sobczak, Jan Szczepkowski and students of the Wood Industry School; works of Zofia Stryjeńska; rugs and lace, artistic woodcarving and many other exhibits.
Antoni Rząsa (1919-1980) was born in the village of Futoma near Rzeszów, the place of interweaving Eastern Orthodox and Catholic influences, the border between East and West. In 1952 Rząsa graduated from Państwowe Liceum Technik Plastycznych (the State High School of Art Techniques) in Zakopane, where he subsequently taught for many years. Having stayed true to his unique sensibility shaped by the culture of borderland, he went on to become one of the most original sculptors in Poland. In his work can be traced the influence of both Romanesque and early Renaissance, Polish folk art, and Eastern Orthodox icon writing. Drawing from the sources of tradition Rząsa created a completely modern, uniquely powerful form of art. In 1976 he built his authorial gallery in Zakopane that now features a majority of his works. Museum is open by appointment. Kontakt ul. Bogdańskiego 16 A 34-500 Zakopane tel. + 48 18 206 69 69 + 48 695 482 204
Galeria Antoniego Rząsy
16A Bogdańskiego
Antoni Rząsa (1919-1980) was born in the village of Futoma near Rzeszów, the place of interweaving Eastern Orthodox and Catholic influences, the border between East and West. In 1952 Rząsa graduated from Państwowe Liceum Technik Plastycznych (the State High School of Art Techniques) in Zakopane, where he subsequently taught for many years. Having stayed true to his unique sensibility shaped by the culture of borderland, he went on to become one of the most original sculptors in Poland. In his work can be traced the influence of both Romanesque and early Renaissance, Polish folk art, and Eastern Orthodox icon writing. Drawing from the sources of tradition Rząsa created a completely modern, uniquely powerful form of art. In 1976 he built his authorial gallery in Zakopane that now features a majority of his works. Museum is open by appointment. Kontakt ul. Bogdańskiego 16 A 34-500 Zakopane tel. + 48 18 206 69 69 + 48 695 482 204

Zwiedzanie

The main building of the Tatra Museum has permanent exhibitions: historical, ethnographic, nature, showing the history of the region and the richness of culture and nature of the Tatra and Podhale.
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The Tatra Museum in Zakopane
10 Krupówki
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The main building of the Tatra Museum has permanent exhibitions: historical, ethnographic, nature, showing the history of the region and the richness of culture and nature of the Tatra and Podhale.
The Center carries out educational activities through temporary exhibitions on topics related to the Tatra Mountains and nature protection, projection of nature films, sale of publications and organization of didactic classes, competitions and lectures. The TPN Nature Education Center is the most modern facility of this type in our region. Inside, there is a 4D cinema, the largest model of the Tatra Mountains in Poland, a discovery room and many other attractions.
11 locals recommend
TPN Nature Education Center
42a Tytusa Chałubińskiego
11 locals recommend
The Center carries out educational activities through temporary exhibitions on topics related to the Tatra Mountains and nature protection, projection of nature films, sale of publications and organization of didactic classes, competitions and lectures. The TPN Nature Education Center is the most modern facility of this type in our region. Inside, there is a 4D cinema, the largest model of the Tatra Mountains in Poland, a discovery room and many other attractions.
The cottage also called Sabałówka is a family museum run by descendants of the famous Krzeptowski family in Podhale and also the oldest house in Zakopane at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. The cottage has been in the hands of the family for over 200 years from generation to generation. The famous storyteller, musician Jan Krzeptowski Sabała was born in the cottage. Sabałówka is a cottage representing Silesian-Spiš buildings. A much larger cottage for those times consists of a hall with a bread oven, basement and cold room, the main room (equivalent of the "black room") and the kumora ("white room") with a entrance to the high floor. From the outside, there is an old, roofed well next to the cottage. The cottage is full of antique furniture, tools and equipment of everyday life as well as old family photographs that will make visiting Sabałówka a fascinating history lesson for everyone.
Chałupa Sabały
17 Krzeptówki
The cottage also called Sabałówka is a family museum run by descendants of the famous Krzeptowski family in Podhale and also the oldest house in Zakopane at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. The cottage has been in the hands of the family for over 200 years from generation to generation. The famous storyteller, musician Jan Krzeptowski Sabała was born in the cottage. Sabałówka is a cottage representing Silesian-Spiš buildings. A much larger cottage for those times consists of a hall with a bread oven, basement and cold room, the main room (equivalent of the "black room") and the kumora ("white room") with a entrance to the high floor. From the outside, there is an old, roofed well next to the cottage. The cottage is full of antique furniture, tools and equipment of everyday life as well as old family photographs that will make visiting Sabałówka a fascinating history lesson for everyone.
OSCYPEK PRODUCTION SHOWS Watch how the most popular highlander cheese is made in front of your eyes. See all stages of its production according to the traditional recipe. Find out where the shepherds came from near the Tatras, what is a kosor, ferula or puce. Everything in the form of presentations with the active participation of the audience. MAKE YOUR CHEESE YOURSELF Feel like a real juhas. All participants of the show, under the watchful eye of our shepherds, can make their own cheese. Sheep? Lamb? Maybe a deer? It's up to you what shape you choose. BUY MOUNTANEIR'S CHEESES OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY In our store you will buy the best cheese. Original, certified oscypek cheese from nearby huts. Gołki, redykołki and other Gazdowskie cheeses. Be sure to try bundz and aromatic bryndza handmade by old recipe. We also offer regional souvenirs and handicrafts.
Muzeum Oscypka Zakopane
28 Jagiellońska
OSCYPEK PRODUCTION SHOWS Watch how the most popular highlander cheese is made in front of your eyes. See all stages of its production according to the traditional recipe. Find out where the shepherds came from near the Tatras, what is a kosor, ferula or puce. Everything in the form of presentations with the active participation of the audience. MAKE YOUR CHEESE YOURSELF Feel like a real juhas. All participants of the show, under the watchful eye of our shepherds, can make their own cheese. Sheep? Lamb? Maybe a deer? It's up to you what shape you choose. BUY MOUNTANEIR'S CHEESES OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY In our store you will buy the best cheese. Original, certified oscypek cheese from nearby huts. Gołki, redykołki and other Gazdowskie cheeses. Be sure to try bundz and aromatic bryndza handmade by old recipe. We also offer regional souvenirs and handicrafts.

kultura

Około 86 600 000 wyników (0,35 s) Wyniki wyszukiwania Wynik wyszukiwania tłumaczenia Polski Angielski Muzeum Kornela Makuszyńskiego jest drugim w Zakopanem muzeum biograficzno-literackim po Kasprowiczowskiej Harendzie. Mieści się w willi „Opolanka”, gdzie państwo Makuszyńscy mieszkali w czasie niemal corocznych letnich i zimowych pobytów w Zakopanem, a po drugiej wojnie osiedlili się na stałe. Wiele cennych przedmiotów oraz duża biblioteka Makuszyńskich zostały zniszczone w czasie II wojny w Warszawie. To, co dzisiaj znajduje się w Muzeum, jest zaledwie cząstką dorobku pisarza – kolekcjonera dzieł sztuki i przyjaciela wielu wybitnych artystów. Muzeum powstało w 1966 r. ze zbiorów ofiarowanych społeczeństwu przez Janinę Gluzińską-Makuszyńską (1896-1972) wdowę po pisarzu. The Kornel Makuszyński Museum is the second biographical and literary museum in Zakopane after Kasprowicz's Harenda. It is located in the villa "Opolanka", where the Makuszyński family lived during almost annual summer and winter stays in Zakopane, and settled permanently after the Second World War. Many valuable items and a large Makuszyński library were destroyed during the Second World War in Warsaw. What is now in the Museum is just a part of the writer's work - a collector of works of art and a friend of many outstanding artists. The museum was founded in 1966 from the collections of the writer's widow, donated to Janina Gluzińska-Makuszyńska (1896-1972).
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Muzeum Kornela Makuszyńskiego. Oddział Muzeum Tatrzańskiego
15 Kazimierza Przerwy-Tetmajera
9 locals recommend
Około 86 600 000 wyników (0,35 s) Wyniki wyszukiwania Wynik wyszukiwania tłumaczenia Polski Angielski Muzeum Kornela Makuszyńskiego jest drugim w Zakopanem muzeum biograficzno-literackim po Kasprowiczowskiej Harendzie. Mieści się w willi „Opolanka”, gdzie państwo Makuszyńscy mieszkali w czasie niemal corocznych letnich i zimowych pobytów w Zakopanem, a po drugiej wojnie osiedlili się na stałe. Wiele cennych przedmiotów oraz duża biblioteka Makuszyńskich zostały zniszczone w czasie II wojny w Warszawie. To, co dzisiaj znajduje się w Muzeum, jest zaledwie cząstką dorobku pisarza – kolekcjonera dzieł sztuki i przyjaciela wielu wybitnych artystów. Muzeum powstało w 1966 r. ze zbiorów ofiarowanych społeczeństwu przez Janinę Gluzińską-Makuszyńską (1896-1972) wdowę po pisarzu. The Kornel Makuszyński Museum is the second biographical and literary museum in Zakopane after Kasprowicz's Harenda. It is located in the villa "Opolanka", where the Makuszyński family lived during almost annual summer and winter stays in Zakopane, and settled permanently after the Second World War. Many valuable items and a large Makuszyński library were destroyed during the Second World War in Warsaw. What is now in the Museum is just a part of the writer's work - a collector of works of art and a friend of many outstanding artists. The museum was founded in 1966 from the collections of the writer's widow, donated to Janina Gluzińska-Makuszyńska (1896-1972).