A branch of the Tatra Museum*
 Designed by Stanisław Witkiewicz himself, Villa Oksza is one of the most beautiful historic buildings in Zakopane.
 
 History of Villa Oksza
The history of Oksza is closely connected with the development of the Zakopane Style. The villa is the third work of Stanisław Witkiewicz, the creator of this unique architectural style.
The design was created between 1894 and 1895 for Bronisława and Wincenty Korwin-Kossakowski, as confirmed by correspondence between Witkiewicz and the patrons. The building was constructed by Highland craftsmen under the supervision of Wojciech Roj and Jan Obrochta between 1895 and 1896.
 
Construction began in the spring of 1895 and was completed in June 1896. The furniture was commissioned by Wincenty Kossakowski and crafted by Kazimierz Sieczka
 
Opening Hours
 
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Friday, Saturday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
 
Last admission: 30 minutes before closing.
 
Ticket Prices
 
Temporary Exhibition
 
- Regular ticket: 24 PLN
- Reduced ticket:12 PLN
 
Large Family Card
 
- Admission to exhibitions available at the branch: 8 PLN per person
 
 Combined One-Day Ticket
*(valid for all open branches of the Tatra Museum)*
 
- Regular ticket: 49 PLN
- Reduced ticket: 24 PLN
 
Combined Weekly Ticket
*(valid for all open branches of the Tatra Museum)*
 
- Regular ticket: 65 PLN
- Reduced ticket: 32 PLN
 
Group Admission
 
- Minimum 15 persons
- Access to all exhibitions available at the branch
- 1 free supervisor for every 15 participants
- Ticket price: 9 PLN per person
 
Additional Services
 - Audio Guide: 5 PLN
- Guided Tour: 40 PLN
 
📷 Photo: Tatra Museum Archives
 
Please note: Free admission days are currently not available at Villa Oksza. At present, only a temporary exhibition is on display, while the permanent exhibition remains unavailable.