Museum of Architecture

Initially a branch of the Museum of the City of Wroclaw, when it was known as the Museum of Architecture and Reconstruction, it was later changed into a free, particular affiliation called the Museum of Architecture. Since 1989, it has been merged among the "exceptional status" show lobbies. In 2000, the City of Wroclaw's Architectural Archive was joined into the presentation corridor.

The show's property shows the development of the format as a last resort, however with an exceptional focus on Poland, in addition, depict modelers' lives and work. Among the shows are stone areas of the medieval and present-day building, including the standard Jaksa Tympanum from the past Benedictine religious shelter in Olbin and a Gothic tympanum with a vernicle .