Granary – exhibition on Mesolithic hunters and the Centre for Ecological Education

Sightseeing and museums

Last updated: 12.10.2026

The Granary in Brodnica is a Renaissance building from around 1604, rebuilt at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Originally two-storey, today it has four storeys and a reconstructed Renaissance gable; the original wooden beams have been preserved inside.

The granary houses the Museum's offices and management, the permanent exhibition "Everyday life of Mesolithic hunters from Mszano 10000 years ago" and the Centre for Ecological Education.

Tickets: regular PLN 8, reduced PLN 5; all-sites Museum pass PLN 20 / PLN 10. Address: ul. Św. Jakuba 1, Brodnica.

Last updated: 12.10.2026

The Granary in Brodnica is a Renaissance building from around 1604, rebuilt at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Originally two-storey, today it has four storeys and a reconstructed Renaissance gable; the original wooden beams have been preserved inside.

The granary houses the Museum's offices and management, the permanent exhibition "Everyday life of Mesolithic hunters from Mszano 10000 years ago" and the Centre for Ecological Education.

Tickets: regular PLN 8, reduced PLN 5; all-sites Museum pass PLN 20 / PLN 10. Address: ul. Św. Jakuba 1, Brodnica.

Highlights

  • Renaissance granary from approx. 1604
  • Exhibition about the life of hunters from 10 000 years ago
  • Centre for Ecological Education
  • Original wooden beams