Housed in the beautiful 19th-century Karol Scheibler Palace, the Museum of Cinematography in Łódź is the only museum in Poland dedicated entirely to the art and history of cinema. Located next to the charming Źródliska Park, the museum offers a unique combination of film history and stunning palace interiors.
What You’ll Discover:
A fascinating permanent exhibition tracing the story of Polish and world cinema, with a special focus on Łódź’s role as the heart of the Polish film industry — known as “HollyŁódź.”
Antique cameras, projectors, magic lanterns, kinetoscopes, and other vintage filmmaking equipment, showcasing the technical evolution of the moving image.
The “Palace Full of Fairy Tales” gallery, where visitors can meet beloved characters from classic Polish animations like Miś Uszatek, Reksio, and the Moomins.
A working “fotoplastikon” (panorama viewer) and original film sets used in famous Polish movies.
An intimate cinema, Kinematograf, where you can watch film screenings on both digital and traditional 35mm or 16mm formats.
Why Visit:
Explore the rich legacy of Polish cinema in an authentic, historical setting.
Enjoy exhibitions that blend technology, art, and storytelling.
Perfect for film enthusiasts, history lovers, families, and anyone curious about the magic of the silver screen.
Opening Hours: Wednesday–Friday 9:00–16:00, Saturday–Sunday 11:00–18:00
