Museum of the Krakow University of Technology

The Krakow University of Technology Museum, established on June 4, 2004, and opened on May 30, 2005, is located on the university campus in the building of the former military prison, known as the Archduke Rudolf Barracks Prison. Architecturally, the site blends elements of historic military architecture with a modern approach to museum exhibitions, creating a unique atmosphere conducive to exploring history. The museum collects and displays collections related to the Krakow University of Technology and its patron, Tadeusz Kościuszko, while also promoting knowledge about the history of technology, science, and education. In a cultural context, the institution plays a significant role in promoting scientific heritage and historical awareness by organizing exhibitions, lectures, and educational events. Historical curiosities related to the museum include the fact that the building it occupies has a rich past, and Tadeusz Kościuszko himself is a key figure in Polish history, known for his fight for independence and social reforms. In accordance with its founding act, the museum works to disseminate knowledge about the history of the university, making it an important landmark among Krakow's cultural institutions.