Muzeum Witolda Gombrowicza we Wsoli

Location: The Witold Gombrowicz Museum in Wsola is located at 1 Gombrowicza Street, 10 km from Radom and 90 km from Warsaw, by the DK7 road.

Architecture: The venue is housed in a historic palace residence from 1914, designed by August Furuhjelm in a classicist style with Art Nouveau elements. The palace is set within six hectares of parkland.

Conference rooms: Following its expansion, the museum gained two new exhibition and administrative buildings. The larger building includes a multifunctional auditorium with support facilities, while the attic level houses a conference room, reading room, library and exhibition space. The new facilities enable the organisation of academic conferences as well as educational and cultural events.

Additional services and attractions: The museum presents permanent and cyclical exhibitions related to the life and work of Witold Gombrowicz. Literary meetings, discussions, panels and concerts are organised here.

Surroundings and outdoor areas: The museum operates in a park setting around a historic palace. The new buildings are located near the entrance gate and refer to the former farmstead architecture.