Moving on, the Small Refectory holds the works of the Gdańsk goldsmiths (15^th – 19^th Centuries) with liturgical vessels and Baroque vessels used for ceremonious toasts.

The museum also has a ceramics collection, which is exhibited in the Great Refectory.

The biggest attraction and pride of the Gdańsk museum is the triptych with the Final Judgement of Hans Memling (1433-1494). Besides this, the Section of Past Art holds a collection of the Netherland paintings of, among others, Ferdinand Bol, Jan Brueghel the Younger and Jan van Goyen. Furthermore, there is the exhibition of Gdańsk paintings, which presents the works created between the 15^th and 20^th Centuries.

 

The collected art offers the possibility of bringing closer the art history of the thousand-year history of Gdańsk.

 

Also worth visiting:

• The Museum of Noble Tradition in Waplewo
• The Gdańsk Gallery of Photography
• The Gdańsk National Museum
• The Green Gate
• The Department of Ethnography in the Abbots’ Granary
• The Museum of the National Anthem in Będomin
• The Department of Modern Art in the Palace of Abbots in Oliwa