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Rydlówka is a historic classicist manor house in Bronowice Małe (former village, now a district of in Kraków), that became famous as the venue for Lucjan Rydel’s wedding reception, which inspired Stanisław Wyspiański’s drama Wesele (The Wedding). It was built in 1894 by the painter Włodzimierz Tetmajer and was a salon for artists of the Young Poland movement. In 1908, Lucjan Rydel bought the manor house and rebuilt it, giving it its current shape. Since 1969, Rydlówka has housed the Museum of Young Poland, which reopened after renovation in 2018.

Estimated visiting time: 30 min

Information for people with disabilities

Location and access
Rydlówka is located in Bronowice district. It is accessible by tram. From the final stop in Bronowice Małe, it is a short uphill walk along Zielony Most, Katowicka and Tetmajera streets. Alternatively, bus No. 108 stops 50 m from the entrance on ul. Włodzimierza Tetmajera.

Parking & Parking spaces 
There are no parking spaces on the premises. The nearest paid parking area is located at 33 Tetmajera Street (in the car park). Visitors with a valid disabled parking permit park for free.

Customer Service Centre/Reception 
The ticket office is located at the entrance to the facility. There is an induction loop at the ticket office.

Barrier-free route 
Rydlówka is partially accessible to people with disabilities. Wheelchair users are welcome, but please contact the Museum staff in advance so that they can provide assistance. Wheelchair entrance from ul. Władysława Żeleńskiego 37.

Service for deaf visitors (PJM/SJM interpretation)
An induction loop is available at the ticket office.
The Museum of Kraków offers guided tours with a Polish Sign Language (PJM/SJM) interpreter at all its branches. Please book this service in advance.

Assistance dogs  
In all its branches, the Museum of Kraków welcomes people with disabilities accompanied by assistance dogs.