Stefan Żeromski Museum – Nałęczów through the writer's eyes
Stefan Żeromski Museum is located in the historic Żeromski House, built in 1905 according to the design of the writer himself. Situated in the peaceful, green part of Nałęczów, the museum commemorates the work and life of the author of "The Ashes" and "Homeless People," who was strongly connected to Nałęczów for many years.
Visitors can expect:
📚 Permanent biographical and literary exhibit – manuscripts, letters, photographs, books and memorabilia connected with the life and work of Stefan Żeromski
🖼️ Preserved interior of the writer's house – study, veranda and living room with original furnishings and details from the early 20th century
🏡 Larch wood house – one of the most beautiful examples of the so-called "Vistula River style" in Polish spa architecture
🌳 Garden surroundings – an ideal place for a moment of reflection and a walk amidst greenery
🎓 Educational offer – workshops, museum lessons and literary events for children, youth and adults
Important organizational information:
✅ The museum is open seasonally – it is worth checking the current opening hours before your visit
📞 Contact: tel. 81 501 45 52
🌐 Website: www.muzeumlubelskie.pl/oddzial/muzeum-stefana-zeromskiego
💰 Admission fee – tickets available on site
📍 Location: Żeromskiego Street 8, 24-150 Nałęczów – about 1 km from the Arche Nałęczów hotel
Stefan Żeromski Museum is a place where history meets literature – in a unique house that preserved the spirit of its owner. Perfect for culture, education, and architecture enthusiasts visiting Nałęczów.
Stefan Żeromski Museum in Nałęczów – is another biographical and literary museum branch of the Lublin Museum in Nałęczów, dedicated to another great artist, namely Stefan Żeromski. The small cottage surrounded by a garden with impressive old trees was built from the fee received for "The Ashes”. It was designed similarly to the Orphanage by Jan Koszyc-Witkiewicz. Today's museum exists thanks to Żeromski's wife, Oktawia Żeromska, who bequeathed the writer's summer studio with the garden and the mausoleum on its grounds to the Polish nation for a museum establishment. Next to the house is the resting place of the prematurely deceased Żeromski's son, Adam Żeromski. It is one of the most beautiful mausoleums in Poland.
