Change to the Museum’s opening hours

In connection with this year’s Museum Night at the Post-Cistercian Monastery Complex in Gościków-Paradyż, we would like to inform you that our museum will be closed on the following dates: 16 May 2026 (Saturday) and 17 May 2026 (Sunday).

European Night of Museums in Paradyż!

We warmly invite you to a special European Night of Museums, which will take place on 16 May from 5 pm to 10 pm at the former Cistercian monastery in Gościków-Paradyż. The programme will include, amongst other things, themed talks exploring the history of the abbey and its spiritual and cultural significance, as well as […]

Change in the museum’s opening hours

During the festive season, our Museum will be open at the following times: Friday – 9.00 am–4.00 pm Saturday – closed Sunday – closed Monday – closed

CHANGE TO MUSEUM OPENING HOURS 20–21 September

Due to the organisation of the ‘In the Footsteps of the Past’ tour, the museum’s opening hours will be as follows this coming weekend:Saturday – 20 September: 10:00–15:00Sunday – the museum will be closed We apologise for any inconvenience caused!

SENIOR CULTURAL WEEKEND – 4–5 October 2025

“Senior Citizens’ Cultural Weekend” is an initiative launched by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, aimed at encouraging senior citizens to take an active part in cultural life. Our Museum has been actively participating in this initiative for several years now. This year, every senior citizen who visits our museum during the campaign period […]

BOOK PROMOTION: “THE CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT CEMETERY”

We warmly invite you on 27 November (Thursday) at 5 pm to the wine cellar of the Sala Szeptów at 3 Sowińskiego Street for the official launch of the book The Catholic and Protestant Necropolis: The Holy Trinity Cemetery in Zielona Góra in the Light of Recent Research, edited by Dr Arkadiusz Michalak. Admission is […]

“THE PAGAN ROOTS OF CHRISTMAS” – A LECTURE BY DR ANDRZEJ GILLMEISTER

We invite you to a lecture by Dr Andrzej Gillmeister, Professor at the University of Zielona Góra, entitled ‘The Pagan Roots of Christmas’:No religion sprang forth like Athena from the head of Zeus. All new religious movements arose within a specific social and cultural context. Christianity was no exception. I would like to reflect on […]

Merry Christmas!

As Christmas approaches, the management and staff of the Archaeological Museum would like to extend their warmest wishes to you. May this special time be filled with peace, joy and a sense of the beauty that surrounds us. We hope that the coming year, 2026, will be rich in unforgettable cultural experiences and personal achievements!