The Museum of Independence in Myślenice, formerly known as the Regional Museum “Greek House”, is a cultural institution operated by the local government in Myślenice – a small town in Lesser Poland. Founded in 1929, the museum presents the history of Poland’s independence through the lens of the experiences of the town’s residents.

Combining the functions of a traditional regional museum with those of a modern cultural and educational center, the museum plays a vital role in preserving the historical memory of the community. Its collections encompass a wide range of fields, including archaeology, history, ethnography, and geology, offering a rich and diverse portrayal of the region's heritage.

More details can be found on the website.