Geological Museum of the Faculty of Geology, Geophysics and Environmental Protection, AGH

The Geological Museum of the AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow is a scientific and educational institution operating within the Faculty of Geology, Geophysics and Environmental Protection. The museum stands out both for its collections and the architecture of the building in which it is housed. The facility combines modern elements with classic solutions, creating a harmonious space for science and culture. The museum offers a range of permanent exhibitions that present various aspects of geology, such as karst phenomena, the geology of the Krakow region, and Poland's natural resources. Among the exhibits are mineral resources, evidence of deposits, and fascinating traces of life from millions of years ago, allowing visitors to explore the history of the Earth and the evolution of our region. The museum plays an important role in geological education and environmental protection, showcasing the importance of natural resources and Poland's geological diversity. Interestingly, the museum not only collects exhibits but also organizes lectures, workshops, and events that engage the local community and students. The geological phenomena presented in the museum are an excellent example of how the Earth's surface has changed over the centuries and how important its protection is for future generations. The Geological Museum in Krakow is not only a meeting place for science enthusiasts but also an important point in the cultural landscape of the region, combining academic tradition with a modern approach to education.