Museum Tickets & Passes in Poland

Skip the line with prepaid admission to the Galicia Jewish Museum. Located in a former mill, the museum pays tribute to the centuries-old history of Jewish culture in the region. Its permanent collection, "Traces of Memory," documents this history in over 140 photographs and depicts Nazi destruction of Jewish communities. The museum is situated in Kazimierz, the city's Jewish Quarter, and features an exhibition space, bookstore, and cafe.

The Eagle Pharmacy Museum is a site that pays tribute to the heroic work of the pharmacist Tadeusz Pankiewicz, who rescued many Jews during the Holocaust. You'll avoid long visitor lines at the entrance by having admission tickets included. Explore the museum's artifacts and multimedia displays at your own pace, and understand an important part of history in Krakow.

When visiting Kraków, take time to delve into one of the city's most riveting stories with a guided 2-hour tour of the Schindler Factory Museum. Learn about the life and legacy of Oskar Schindler, who saved more than 1,000 Jews during the Nazi occupation of World War II. With a guide, explore his original factory, now converted into a museum showcasing artifacts and exhibits that help relay the tragedy and heroism of the real-life events immortalized in Steven Spielberg's film 'Schindler's List.'

Make the most out of your time in Krakow with a 2- or 3-day museum and transport pass. Enjoy complimentary access to 40 top museums, including Oskar Schindler's Factory, the Rynek Underground, Town Hall Tower and more. Tram travel and a 24-hour bus ticket are also included, so you can journey to each attraction with ease. Top off your trip with discounts at select restaurants, shops and other activities, also provided with your pass.

Learn the techniques of master artisans like Louis Tiffany during this hands-on stained glass workshop in Krakow. Tour the historic stained glass museum to learn the history of this intricate art form, and watch skilled craftspeople at work creating stained glass windows and other objects by hand. Then, make your own colorful creation to take home by cutting, framing, and soldering pieces of glass, all with the help of the pros. It's a souvenir you won't find anywhere else!

The Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) is one of Krakow's most recognizable landmarks, and on its upper floor lies a spectacular museum. Save time waiting in long entrance lines by having your ticket included. You'll see rare 19th century Polish art, and enjoy exploring four different rooms. It'll be an educational experience, as you'll see examples of work from many different types of art movements such as Realism, Impressionism, and Symbolism.

The Hipolit House is a museum that allows you to step back in time and see Bourgeois living from the past. It features exhibitions that recreate interiors of townhouses from the 17th to the 20th century. By having a pre-booked entrance ticket, you'll save time waiting in long visitor queues. Learn about Krakow's history, see rare artifacts, antiques, and get a glimpse of the past in this fascinating building.

Besides being home to over 600 pieces of religious art, the Archdiocesan Museum was once the residence of Karol Wojtyla, now better known as Saint John Paul the Great. Ensure entry even at busy times by prearranging a ticket which you can collect from one of two tourist information points. Once inside, savor masterpieces of the craftsman's art, from chalices to sculptures, paintings, and vestments.

Delve into the world of contemporary art by spending a day at MOCAK Museum of Contemporary Art. You'll make the most of your time in Krakow by bypassing long visitor lines and having an entrance ticket provided. The museum will introduce you to artwork by esteemed Polish artists, and international artists too. As well as the exhibits, there's a library, a bookstore, and a cafe too, so you'll have plenty of options to keep you entertained.

Discover the works of Stanisō‚aw Wyspiaō„ski at the National Museum in Krakow. Wyspiaō„ski was an inventive painter, playwright, poet, graphic designer, and artist of other mediums. Much like Gustav Klimt drew inspiration from Vienna, Wyspiaō„ski's life was intimately linked to Krakow. This rare exhibition features hundreds of his works. Visit 8 Szczepaō„ski Square or 13 Wolnica Square to pick up your printed admission voucher for easy entrance to the museum.

Visit Krakow's Polish Museum of Aviation with this pre-paid entrance ticket. Housed in what was once the Rakowice-Czyō¼yny airport, the museum holds an impressive collection of aircrafts, gliders, helicopters, engines, and more. With hulls from German combat planes and many pieces from the Soviet Union, the Museum of Aviation offers a unique portal through which to understand Polish history.

Guarantee your entry to Oskar Schindler's Factory, an integral part of Krakow's Jewish heritage, by booking your entrance ticket in advance. After bypassing long lines often in advance of one hour, you'll explore the historical museum at your own pace and learn about Oskar Schindler, a wealthy German merchant who save more than 1,000 Jews during the Holocaust. Experience poignant interactive exhibits and arrive anytime between the museum's opening hours of 9am and 8pm. Upgrade to include a guided tour.

See how master artisans are keeping alive a cherished Polish art form with a ticket to the Stained Glass Workshop and Museum in Krakow. Take a guided tour of the Art Nouveau factory building to learn about the history of stained glass and watch craftspeople at work designing, cutting, and framing stained glass using the traditional Tiffany method. Later, you can take a self-guided tour of Krakow's finest stained glass windows with a provided map.

Experience a poignant piece of World War II history on a 2-hour tour of Oskar Schindler's Factory Museum in Krakow. Explore the exhibitions in the enamel factory where hundreds of Jewish employees were saved from deportation. Follow an expert guide through Schindler's office, and examine multimedia projections, artifacts and photos while learning the stories of the workers.