Artus Court

Super well restored museum that makes us witness the activities of the people of Gdańsk, in some cases centuries ago.

I know that this place has been the meeting place for the town's elite in the old days. After that it was used as a placet o receive honorable guests of the city. Now we have the privilege as a to visit this lovely grand hall that I really love it. The painting, the ship models, everything is just marvelous.😍😍

Certainly worth a visit. A Central location , some marvellous wood work , including a lovely spiral staircase and inlaid wooden decorations on the wall and door.

Nice Museum, we can seen the old history things of Poland, This is so wonderful and amazing, you can see things before destroyed world War II , Today is luckily we didn't buy ticket because the staff said system was failed, we can watch and visit for free.
Recommend visit here

Gdansk is so full of history. I stand amazed by the culture and history. I absolutely loved visiting Gdansk and you should make a turn here too. Enjoy your time in Gdansk.

Gorgeous 😍 place with so long history (more than 5 centuries) and interested decoration's inside. A lot of wood sculptures and pictures have been saved in World War period ( > 70 %). You can buy postcards which compare "before" and "now" places in Gdańsk (and Artus Court in particular). Tickets cost only 16 zł! And if you have "Karta mieszkańca" in Gdańsk you have a chance to visit this and other places for free once a year! My conclusion here: it's worth it! And even on weekends inside not too crowdy. I would like to recommend to visit this place 🙂

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.

This house in the middle of historical Gdańsk has a beautiful interior with very elaborate details! Would highly recommend visiting!

Nice hidden gem if you like history

Beautifully restored merchant house, awesome interior and interesting history

Free on Mondays. At noon (opening hour), there was already a lineup, but it goes very fast. Worth having a look. The last room is more informative. Prior is mainly visual.

Very interesting location but small. You will see everything here in about 30 min. We'll worth a visit. Really impressive inside

Must to visit!!! Incredible!

Great museum.

From the museum display: Opened April 18, 1997 reconstruction circa 1952. Hitler made a speech as early as Sept 19, 1939 with a staged pro-Hitler rally. The Polish glad was raise March 28, 1945 while the Red Amy attacked.

A must-see monument to see in Gdansk. Part of city's glorious history and a splendid landmark. Entry on Tue is for free.

We have struggled in the past to visit this place due to changes in opening times and closed due to private events which were not posted online or on the door of the venue. It was worth not giving up as it was amazing inside. The normal opening times are Monday 12-18 entrance free, and Tuesday-Sunday 10-18 but be prepared that it could be closed due to a private event.

Very nice and historical point in Gdańsk that is well worth a visit.

Very pretty but the downside is it’s very small. The art inside is gorgeous and they have very good information. They have a lot of signs in polish and English along with booklets in other languages. It’s definitely worth a stop if you’re in Gdańsk.

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.