Visit - Gianni Versace Retrospective

Saskia Lubnow and Karl von der Ahé are the curators behind the Gianni Versace Retrospective exhibitions. After many years of working on Gianni Versace and his work, they are among the specialists in this field worldwide. The two produce in close cooperation with museums around the world, but also have a team and network in the background with extensive know-how for their own complex productions.

If you are interested in working with us, please use the following contacts:
lubnow@gianniversaceretrospective.com
vonderahe@gianniversaceretrospective.com

Welcoming you to the museum.

This page outlines the changes we've made to keep you safe during your visit. Museum entry varies but you can get easily online your ticket.

Opening times

From 1st September
Monday – Sunday: 12.00-20.00
Closed on selected dates

Półwiejska 42
61-001 Poznań

Poland

Nearest train station: Poznań Główny Station (16-minutes walk)
Poznań Airport (7.3 km)
Berlin (275 km)
Warsaw (310 km)

Staying Safe

If you are a regular visitor you will notice new signs and markers throughout the museum. Please take care of yourself and others by keeping a safe distance from others during your visit.

Hand sanitiser are available at the entrance and at key points around the galleries. In line with government guidance, all visitors do not need to wear a face covering inside the museum.

Frequently asked questions

What are your opening hours?: Regular openings times are Monday to Sunday, 12:00 - 20:00.
See https://starybrowar5050.com/en/ for details.
How to book a ticket?: Museum entry is chargeable but you can now pre-book a ticket online.
How long does it take to look around?: If you are an attentive visitor – watching and reading carefully you will need 2,5 hours stay. If you are more of an impression catcher – absorbing fast you will need less than one hour.
Are there printed or audio guides?: We don't have an audio guide but we offer guided tours. There are leaflets for free and a hardcover book for 40 Euro at the entrance area.
Do you offer guided tours?: We offer special guided tours through the museum for groups with exciting anecdotes and background information on the current exhibition.
Is there a shop or cafe?: The gallery is part of the Stary Browar complex (shopping center), where you can find many shops, cafes and restaurants. No food or drink allowed in the exhibition.
Do you have anywhere to store luggage?: There is a cloakroom and also lockers for free.
How accessible is the museum?: The museum is barrier-free. Please contact us before, so we can make your visit smoothly.
Is the museum suitable for families?: Families with children of all ages can enjoy activities in and around the museum.

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