Frequently Asked Questions
Van Gogh & Vincent is the world's only permanent immersive exhibition recreating the life of Vincent van Gogh. Across 32 rooms and 1,500 m², you walk through physical reconstructions of the places where Vincent lived, worked, and created — from his childhood home in Zundert to the Auberge Ravoux in Auvers-sur-Oise. It is curated by Dr Wouter van der Veen, a leading Van Gogh scholar.
No. Van Gogh & Vincent is not a digital light show, projection experience, or video mapping installation. It is a physical, immersive exhibition where every space has been meticulously reconstructed using furniture, objects, and environments from Van Gogh's life. The exhibition also features 9 Museum Editions — scientific reproductions of Van Gogh's masterpieces created by the Van Gogh Museum (Amsterdam) and Fujifilm.
The exhibition is open every day from 11:00 to 19:00. Last entry is at 18:00.
Van Gogh & Vincent is located at Bracka 13, in the heart of Kraków's Old Town, a short walk from the Main Square (Rynek Główny), in a historic 19th-century building.
A typical visit takes approximately 60 to 90 minutes. You are free to move at your own pace through the 32 rooms.
Unfortunately, the building has stairs and is not wheelchair accessible. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience.
Yes, photography for personal use is welcome throughout the exhibition. Please do not use flash or tripods.
By design, no original Van Goghs — and this is a deliberate choice. Van Gogh & Vincent is not a traditional painting collection: it recreates the physical places of Vincent's life across 32 rooms and 1,500 m² of immersive reconstructions. At the heart of the experience are 9 Museum Editions — scientific reproductions created by the Van Gogh Museum (Amsterdam) and Fujifilm, accurate to the micron in dimensions, colour, and even brushstroke texture. These are not prints: they offer the closest experience to the originals available outside the handful of museums that hold them. The exhibition does, however, include original works and period documents from artists who were Van Gogh's contemporaries — letters, ephemera, and pieces by those who shared his world.
Yes, we welcome school visits and group bookings. Please visit our Schools & Groups page or contact us directly to arrange your visit.