Muzeum Rybackie Pod Strzechą w Jastarni
Private fishing museum in Jastarnia with nets, historic fishing equipment, a reconstructed fisherman’s room and a working boatbuilding workshop.
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About the museum
Muzeum Rybackie Pod Strzechą in Jastarnia is a private museum founded and run by Juliusz Struck; since his death in 2016 it has been looked after by his family. It is housed in a building on Mickiewicza Street in Jastarnia, on the Mierzeja Helska (Hel Peninsula).
The exhibition shows nets and historic tools used to catch fish in the Baltic. A fisherman’s room from the early 19th century has also been reconstructed, with everyday objects from that time. On the ground floor a boatbuilding workshop is in operation, making boats and parts for small craft.
During the visit, Kashubian stories and legends are told. The museum is seasonal: it opens mainly in the summer season, and outside it by arrangement with the owner.
Highlights
- Nets and historic tools for catching fish in the Baltic
- Reconstructed fisherman’s room from the early 19th century
- Working boatbuilding workshop on the ground floor
- Kashubian stories and legends during the visit
Permanent exhibition
- Wystawa rybacka i izba rybacka – Nets, historic fishing tools and a reconstructed fisherman’s room from the early 19th century, with a boatbuilding workshop on the ground floor.
- Operated by
- Muzeum prywatne (rodzina Strucków)
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visitors can listen to Kashubian stories and legends during the tour. |
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