Museums in Warsaw worth visiting
This is a list of all the museums in Warsaw that are worth visiting. We have organized them by their location. For each museum, we have created a tourist overview.
We have marked each area on Google map, which you can access through the following link.Â
Old Town
The Old Town is the area within the medieval city walls, stretching between Castle Square and the Royal Castle in the south and the Barbican in the north.
Barbican Museum
EUR 3Museum of Illusions
EUR 9Museum of Pharmacy
EUR 3Museum of Warsaw
EUR 8.5New Town
The historic New Town lies north of the Old Town and should be considered independently from it. It is not part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Marie Curie Museum
EUR 2.5Royal Route (Krakowskie Przedmiescie)
Krakowskie Przedmieście is the northernmost section of the Royal Route in Warsaw. It stretches from Castle Square in the Old Town in the north to the Copernicus Monument in the south.
Centre for Contemporary Art
EUR 3.6Chopin Museum
EUR 6National Museum
EUR 5.5Palace on the Isle (Museum)
EUR 11Centre (Inner City)
The city center is the area directly around the Palace of Culture, including the metro stations “Centrum” and “Świętokrzyska” on one side, and the Central Railway Station and the InterContinental Hotel on the other.
Miniature Park
EUR 3.5Museum of Evolution
EUR 5Inner City North
The northern part of the inner city begins at the “Świętokrzyska” metro station and extends northwards.
Museum of Independence
EUR 5Inner City South
The southern part of the inner city begins at the “Centrum” metro station and extends southwards.
Fotoplastikon
EUR 2.5Warsaw Business District (Wola)
The Wola Business District is located on the western edge of Warsaw’s city center, in the Wola district. Geographically, the business area is concentrated around Rondo Daszyńskiego, which serves as the central hub and most important transport interchange. From there, it extends mainly along Prosta Street, Towarowa Street, and Grzybowska Street.
Korczakianum
EUR 0Museum of Wola (district)
EUR 1.8Warsaw Railway Museum
EUR 6Warsaw Uprising Museum
EUR 6Muranow (former Jewish Ghetto)
Museum of Pawiak Prison
EUR 2.5Powisle (Vistula Boulevard)
Powiśle extends around the “Centrum Nauki Kopernik” metro station (Copernicus Science Centre) and is located directly on the left bank of the Vistula River.
Copernicus Science Centre
EUR 10Praga disctrict (right side of the river)
The tourist area of right-bank Praga extends within the triangle formed by the Zoo, the National Stadium, and the Koneser Centre (Museum of Polish Vodka). This area is located in the Praga-Północ (North) district.
Neon Museum
EUR 4Polish Vodka Museum
EUR 16Zabinski Villa
EUR 2.5Outside the Warsaw touristic area
Tourists generally do not visit this area, as there are no major sights or facilities located here. Nevertheless, it does occasionally happen that we send you there, for example in the case of the museums listed below.
Dunikowski Museum
EUR 2Katyn Museum
EUR 0Outside of Warsaw
W elcome to Warsaw, a city steeped in history and brimming with cultural richness. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, an art lover, or simply seeking a glimpse into the soul of this vibrant city, Warsaw’s array of museums offers an enriching tapestry of experiences.
This curated list of museums in Warsaw invites you on an enlightening journey through the city’s diverse cultural tapestry. Each museum offers a unique perspective, inviting you to delve deeper into Warsaw’s history, art, science, and cultural heritage. Experience the essence of this remarkable city through its museums and uncover the stories that have shaped Warsaw into the vibrant metropolis it is today.
Be sure to explore also our comprehensive selection of attractions, dining experiences, and vibrant music and nightlife scene as well.
