BATOR ART GALLERY – ART IN THE HEART OF SZCZYRK

If you are looking for a break from mountain hikes and want to experience art at the highest level, visit BATOR ART GALLERY in Szczyrk. It is one of the most interesting private galleries in Poland, showcasing contemporary painting, sculpture and photography. It is a place where artistry meets hospitality, and contact with art becomes a true pleasure – whether you are a connoisseur, collector or simply looking for inspiration.

EXCEPTIONAL SPACE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART

Bator Art Gallery is over 300 m² of exhibition space, located in a modern building at the foot of the mountains. The gallery interior is bright, spacious and minimalist – perfectly showcasing the displayed works, creating ideal conditions for viewing them. Importantly, the exhibitions are changed regularly, so each visit can be a completely new experience.

POLISH ARTISTS AND AUTHENTIC WORKS

The gallery specializes in presenting the work of renowned contemporary Polish artists. Here you will find oil paintings, prints, sculptures and photographs. Every work available at the gallery comes with a certificate of authenticity – so if you decide to buy, you can be sure you are acquiring a valuable and original work.

WORTH A VISIT – NOT JUST FOR CONNOISSEURS

Bator Art Gallery is a place open to everyone. It also has an atmospheric café, where you can enjoy a coffee and talk about art at your leisure. Vernissages, meetings with artists, workshops and other cultural events are often held here. The gallery is located near the center of Szczyrk, making it an easily accessible attraction all year round.



Distance from the Hotel: 400 m
Estimated travel time: 1 min

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