From the 4th of June until the end of the holidays you are invited to the museum’s “Free Time Zone”. Sitting on loungers at a water cascade, you will have an opportunity to admire the museum publications for children and adults, play a board game, enjoy your time outdoors. For kids, there will be an animator at the Zone. Free entry.

he project consists of arranging exhibitions (as well as associated events and publications) in museums in the Kuyavian and Pomeranian Voivodship, which would tell a tale of the city through the people who had a significant impact (political, artistic, social, scientific, etc.) on its development. It is precisely the stories of the city’s inhabitants that will form the basis

One of the essential and on-going tasks that the Leon Wyczółkowski District Museum in Bydgoszcz (called the Municipal Museum until 1946) has been engaged in is collecting comprehensive, reliable and thoroughly-researched data on the losses suffered as a result of the Second World War. Currently, thanks to the funding from the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage as part of the "Researching Polish Wartime Losses" programme, it is possible to search for Polish paintings, which before weren't listed in the Ministry’s database of looted art.