Museum Artus Court

Great place for mini-conferences or corporate events. The interior is more like a museum, the ceiling models of ships are just great, in the basements especially fascinating. Very interesting place, recommended.

Nicely done, but very small exhibition. But for not even 2€ entry price, that's fine. Impressive wall paintings and good information leaflets in Polish, English and German.

Unique interior, a lot of things are already renovated. I looked the way to explore the museum. You can bring a card with description sit at the center of the big hall, rest and read. However some of the information is still presented in old fashion .. Read more »way using a lot of text inscribed on the wall tables

As of June 30 2019, there are four halls/rooms open to the visitors. The first one is well air-conditioned hall featuring Last Judgment with the detailed explanation in four languages. The original work by Anton Muller was destroyed during WWII, but .. Read more »they managed to restore the painting using modern techniques. If you get some time you can walk around this hall to check some of the interesting decorative details on the wall. The remaining rooms show the typical life back in medieval times, the archaeological findings and the memorial of sailors of SS Wigry who passed away in 1942.

We happened to catch it on "free entrance" Sunday. It was worth the visit to see the impressive woodwork, the ships hanging from the ceiling and some of the other old pieces.

Stunning reconstruction of an old merchant guild hall. With multilingual explanation. Well worth the visit!

Great historical place in Gdansk! Make sure to visit it while exploring the old town. Small hint: when the sun is shining, photos of the Court interior will be magnificent.