Jan Dekert Lubusz Museum - Villa and Garden Complex

The Lubuskie Museum is primarily a history and art lesson for the last three centuries. Permanent exhibitions include the presentation of painting, graphics, sculpture and drawing, as well as the art of the orthodox church and the convention. The museum houses a painting hall and a room devoted to Henryk Rodakowski.

The place where the Lubuskie Museum is located today is the historic villa of Gustav Schroeder dating back to the early 20th century. The building was built in the so-called style. Berlin neo-baroque, distinguished by exceptional elegance and perfect finishes. Artistic products presented in the interiors include a rich collection of tin products, the oldest of which dates back to the 16th century. Polish painters are represented by such artists as J. Matejko, J. Falat, W. Kossak, H. Rodakowski, whose 11 watercolors were presented at an independent exhibition.

In addition to exposition art in the interiors, you should also see the beautiful garden surrounding the villa. On the area of ​​3.32 ha you can meet representatives of 150 species of trees and shrubs. Among the trees is also a reconstructed reconstructed megalithic tomb dating back some 4100 years.