Kłodzko's museum, 50m west of the parish church, has displays relating to the 1000-year history of the town and the region, plus a collection of contemporary glass by local artists (the area is noted for its glass production). The collection of antique clocks is also sure to delight horologists, while temporary exhibits explore themes such as Silesian ceramics.
Kłodzko Regional Museum
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