MNK Mehoffer is one of the branches of the National Museum in Kraków. It is located in a historic townhouse on Krupnicza Street, where Józef Mehoffer, one of the most distinguished artists of the Young Poland movement, once lived. The house preserves its original furnishings, family memorabilia, and works of art. One of Mehoffer's most iconic paintings, The Red Parasol, can be viewed during a visit to the artist's home. Another highlight of the venue is its charming garden—a peaceful green oasis with a café, offering an ideal place to relax, especially during the summer, in the heart of Kraków.
Offer details
To enjoy free admission:
1. Go to the ticket office and show your My Kraków Tourist Card to the staff.
2. Your card will be verified using a mobile device.
3. Upon successful verification, you will receive a free exhibition ticket.
Information for people with disabilities
The building is partially accessible for visitors with reduced mobility. There are two steps at the museum entrance. After entering, visitors can explore the ground floor of the Mehoffer House, including the living room and museum shop. A ramp with a handrail provides access to the garden, where the seasonal café is located.
Facilities available at MNK Mehoffer include: audio description, a sensory kit, café, baby bottle warmer, garden, museum shop, and cloakroom.
There is no accessible restroom available.