The violet room (late 19th to early20th century) is a true highlight that in one room shows one of the most iconic examples of the Polish painting, many of which are just breathtaking. The other rooms are a bit less interesting but it might be a matter of personal taste - it seemed to me though that the truly interesting paintings from the violet room would benefit a lot from being exhibited less crammed and with more space around them to allow them to breathe, even if less paintings is shown in the exhibition space overall. In my opinion the works from this one room could have been easily just hung better to fill the whole gallery and it'd be great! See how it's done in the Tates, Guggenheims, etc... The second major problem is that none of the paintings have any descriptions and there is very little information provided - this is a real disappointment, as there's no good reason for it. Overall, great paintings but badly curated - someone should really rethink how it's done.

They had some great and memorable paintings here. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and took lots of pictures of the paintings. The day I visited, a Tuesday, was free and surprisingly with very few guests. It didn't seem like many people knew about it yet it's in the heart of the old town.