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Imbued with the rich history of the Nowa Huta district and its metallurgical plant, the Archaeological Museum Branch in Krakow has been a hub of archaeological discoveries since 1949.

Established by the Ministry of Culture and Art in 1950, the museum has been an ever-evolving monument, shifting headquarters from Saint Jana 22 to Zielonym 7, and finally to Sasanek 2A in Kraków Branice in 2007.

Archaeological Museum in Krakow
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Archaeological Museum in Krakow
3 Sasanek, 31-985, Krakow
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