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Museum of Wola (district)

EUR 1.8 per person
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museum-of-wola-districtThe Wola district was once the centre of Warsaw’s heavy industry, and chimneys characterised the image of this area. Today, Wola stands for progress and development. In just 30 years it has become the Business City Centre and the smokestacks have been replaced by skyscrapers.

Short description of the exhibition

O n the museum’s website one can read that the exhibition combines the history of the district with modernity and its challenges. According to the programme, the special exhibitions will be the real core, as they will address and deal with the current problems of this area and, if possible, put forward possible solutions.

The exhibitions are intended to recall the people, places and events, because it was they who made this district what it is today. The motive is also to bring the local groups of people closer together. We find it very nice that in addition to the elderly, children and youth, foreigners and new residents should also be included, regardless of their origin.

In October 2019, the museum was reopened after four years of renovation work and presents itself very modern and contemporary. Therefore, we think that tourists are also welcome to visit here.

We also recommend this museum to tourists

T ourists who come to Warsaw stay here for 1.7 days on average. In this short time, there are indeed many other museums that should be visited and which we have to prefer to this museum in our recommendation. But the Wola Museum is still worth a visit. This museum is especially recommended for those who had already got to know the city a little better and now want to get to grips with local topics.

Topic of the exhibition
History of Wola
Space and time
Warsaw Wola Municipality from the 16th century to the present day
In the touristic area?
Yes | City Centre West | The metro station "Rondo Daszynskiego" is 650 m away.
Contact (administration)
+48 22 277 44 60
Address
Srebrna 12, 00-810 Warszawa
How to get?
METRO: The metro station "Rondo Daszynskiego" is 650 m away.
TRAM: The nearest tram stop is called "Plac Zawiszy" (450m).
Opening hours
Tue + Wed + Fri + Sun | 11am - 6pm
Thu + Sat | 11am - 8pm
Closed
Monday
Last entrance
30 minutes before closing
Audioguides
No
Internal museum guides
No
Duration of visit
1 hour
Language of the descriptions
Polish | English
Payment methodes
Cash and card payment

Guided tour with us

We do not offer guided tours in this museum.

Website of the museum

The museum is located not far from the Rondo-Daszynskiego (roundabout) with the highest density of skyscrapers in Warsaw. We recommend taking a walk along Grzybowska Street to notice the changes.

Admission prices

Permanent exhibition
Free of charge
Free of charge (temporary exhibition)
Thursday
Temporary exhibitions
Normal
7 PLN
Reduced
5 PLN
ISIC card
Yes
Warsaw Pass
No

The Warsaw Pass is a combo tourist ticket.| Learn more here |

One can buy a tourist ticket for all branches of the City Museum for 7 days: City Museum (main branch); Warsaw-Praga Museum; Warsaw-Wola Museum; Printing Museum; Korczakianum, Palmiry; Cultural Heritage Interpretation Centre; Pharmacy Museum; Barbakan Museum; Field Ordinariate Museum

Price: 60 PLN / 40 PLN

Buy e-ticket on museum website

Accessibility

People with limited mobility can move around here without barriers.

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    Yes

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