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Krakow is a city filled with some of the most diverse cultural, historical, and artistic explorations you can find in one location. The city offers a mix of classic and contemporary experiences suitable for visitors of all ages and interests. Find the top museums in Krakow and learn more about what you can expect on your trip.
Quick overview
Art & culture: Discover Polish masterpieces, contemporary works, street art, and cultural collections across Krakow.
History & heritage: Explore Krakow’s medieval past, Jewish heritage, archaeology, and stories that shaped the city.
Unique experiences: Go beyond traditional museums with immersive exhibitions, interactive spaces, concerts, and themed experiences.
Choose your ticket: Pick from individual museum tickets, guided tours, or a 3-day pass covering 20+ museums and attractions.
Plan your visit: Museum opening hours, duration, accessibility, and entry requirements vary, so check the details before you go.
How long to spend: From a quick 1–2 hour museum visit to a full day exploring larger attractions
Top museums in Krakow
Understanding your Krakow museum tour options
Tour
Timings
Duration
Guide
Highlights
Best time to visit
Ideal for
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Kościuszko Mound
9am to 4pm
Full-day access
Self-guided
Krakow city views, historic insights about the city
Explore Krakow’s museums and cultural attractions for 3 days with one digital pass. Visit multiple participating locations without buying separate tickets for each one.
20+ museums & attractions
From aviation and art to Krakow’s history
Access 20+ participating museums and attractions, including the Polish Aviation Museum, Czartoryski Museum with Lady with an Ermine, Archaeological Museum, MOCAK, Galicia Jewish Museum, National Museum, Kościuszko Mound, Jan Matejko House, and Legends of Krakow, among others.
Standard or student
Choose the pass that suits you
Standard Pass Full-price access to the participating museums and attractions included in the 3-day pass.
Student Pass A discounted option for eligible students, covering the same participating museum and attraction network.
After booking, your pass is sent to your email. Simply show or scan the barcode on your ticket at participating museums and attractions and enjoy your visit.
Use the same pass to access multiple locations during its 3-day validity.
More than museum entry
Explore Krakow with a guided walking tour
Your pass also includes a guided walking tour of Krakow, with tours operating daily at 10am in English from Jana Matejko Square. Use it as an easy introduction to the city alongside your museum visits.
Good to know: Museum opening hours and availability can vary. Some attractions may require reservations or timed entry, and the pass does not automatically guarantee skip-the-line access or entry to temporary exhibitions.
3-day Krakow museum pass vs. Individual tickets
Krakow museums for families
Krakow has several museums that work well for families, particularly if children need more interactive or visually engaging experiences.
Good to know: The Galicia Jewish Museum can be educational for families, but its historical themes may be more suitable for older children.
Plan your visit
Krakow museums itinerary: 1, 2, or 3 days
Krakow's museums work best when you group nearby attractions and balance longer museum visits with shorter experiences. Most major museums take around two hours, while Kościuszko Mound and the Polish Museum of Aviation can take around three hours.
Frequently asked questions about museums in Krakow
Most museums (Czartoryski, Rynek Underground, Galicia Jewish Museum) take at least 2 hours. Kościuszko Mound and the Aviation Museum may require around 3 hours to explore, including the outdoor areas.
Yes, especially the Polish Museum of Aviation , Be Happy Museum , and Kościuszko Mound . The Galicia Jewish Museum is educational, but may be more suitable for older children due to its historical themes.
Booking at least 2 to 3 weeks in advance is recommended for the Rynek Underground Museum , Czartoryski Museum , and Chopin Gallery concerts , particularly during the summer months and holiday periods.
Yes, most major museums provide English descriptions, audio guides in multiple languages such as French, German, and Polish, or bilingual (English and Polish) displays.
Many are centrally located (St. Mary’s Basilica, Rynek Underground, Czartoryski Museum, Chopin Gallery). Others, like Kościuszko Mound and the Aviation Museum , require a short tram or taxi ride.
Yes, you can easily group multiple attractions close to Old Town. For example, you can visit Saint Mary’s Basilica, Rynek Underground Museum, and the Czartoryski Museum in one day.
Most modern museums (Rynek Underground Museum, Galicia Jewish Museum , Vodka Factory Museum ) are accessible. Kościuszko Mound involves steep walking paths, but there are alternate routes and facilities available to make it accessible for wheelchair users.
Generally, yes, without flash, but restrictions may apply in certain exhibitions and religious spaces.
The Czartoryski Museum for classical art, Muzeum Banksy for contemporary street art, and a live concert at the Chopin Gallery for live classical music.
The Rynek Underground Museum stands out for its immersive archaeological setting beneath the Main Market Square, which is something you won’t find in many European cities.
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Kościuszko Mound and Museum
Kościuszko Mound and Museum combine history, nature, and some of the best views in Krakow. The site offers insight into Poland’s fight for independence with interactive exhibits. You can take a scenic walk to the top to reach panoramic views over Krakow and, on clear days, the Tatra Mountains.
St. Mary’s Basilica
St. Mary’s Basilica is a landmark of Krakow’s Old Town, known for its twin towers and richly decorated Gothic interior. Inside, visitors can admire the famous wooden altarpiece by Veit Stoss, one of the finest in Europe. It’s a must-visit for anyone interested in Krakow’s religious and artistic history.
Galicia Jewish Museum
The Galicia Jewish Museum offers a moving look at Jewish life in southern Poland using photographs, personal stories, and temporary exhibitions. It focuses on memory, identity, and culture. The museum is thoughtfully curated and provides a meaningful context to Krakow’s Jewish heritage and the nearby Kazimierz district.
Muzeum Banksy Krakow
Muzeum Banksy Krakow showcases powerful street art inspired by the anonymous artist Banksy, exploring themes of politics, society, and modern culture. The museum features immersive installations and thought-provoking visuals, making for an engaging visit even for those who don’t usually follow contemporary art.
Krakow Vodka Factory Museum
The Krakow Vodka Factory Museum takes you on an interactive journey into Poland’s long-standing vodka-making traditions. Learn about production methods, ingredients, and customs through engaging multimedia exhibits. Tastings are available for adults, adding a fun and sensory element to the experience.
Polish Museum of Aviation
The Polish Museum of Aviation is home to one of Europe’s most impressive collections of historic aircraft and aviation technology. Located on a former airfield, it features planes, helicopters, engines, and interactive displays. Its spacious layout makes it easy to explore at your own pace.
Be Happy Museum in Krakow
The Be Happy Museum in Krakow is a colorful, interactive space designed for light-hearted fun and memorable photos. With themed rooms, optical illusions, and playful installations, it offers a cheerful break from traditional sightseeing. The experience is quick, engaging, and suitable for all ages. It’s especially popular with families and social-media-loving travelers.
Live concert at the Chopin Gallery Krakow
Chopin Gallery Krakow offers intimate live piano concerts dedicated to the music of Frédéric Chopin. Performances take place in a small, elegant setting that allows visitors to feel closely connected to the music. It’s a relaxing and culturally rich way to spend an evening in Krakow.
Rynek Underground Museum
Rynek Underground Museum reveals medieval Krakow beneath the Main Market Square. You can walk through archaeological remains, interactive displays, and reconstructed scenes that bring early city life to life. The museum is modern, immersive, and easy to follow.
Czartoryski Museum
The Czartoryski Museum is one of Krakow’s most valued art institutions, best known for Leonardo da Vinci’s Lady with an Ermine. Its collection spans European painting, sculpture, decorative arts, and historical artifacts. It’s a must-see for travelers interested in classical art and royal heritage.
MOCAK - Museum of Contemporary Art Krakow
MOCAK showcases post-1945 contemporary art, with bold installations, conceptual works, and multimedia pieces by Polish and international artists. Located in Zabłocie, it offers a modern counterpoint to Krakow’s historic museums, with temporary exhibitions exploring themes such as society, consumerism, and social justice.
Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory
Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory explores Krakow under Nazi occupation through exhibitions, photographs, and stories of life during World War II. Located in Zabłocie, the museum is a key historical experience and can be paired with nearby MOCAK or a visit to the former Jewish Quarter for a broader look at Krakow’s wartime history.
3-day Krakow museum pass
Best for: Museum-heavy trips
Visit: 20+ museums and attractions
Validity: 3 days
Includes: Museum and attraction entry + guided walking tour
Best if: You plan to visit 4 or more paid attractions
Advantage: One pass covers multiple visits, so you don't need to buy separate tickets
Ideal for: First-time visitors who want to explore Krakow broadly
Individual museum tickets
Best for: Focused itineraries
Visit: Only the museums you choose
Validity: Based on each individual ticket
Includes: Entry to the selected museum or experience
Best if: You plan to visit 1–3 museums
Advantage: Pay only for the attractions you actually want to see
Ideal for: Short stays or travelers with specific museum interests
Polish Museum of Aviation
A strong choice for children interested in planes and machines, with historic aircraft, helicopters, engines, open-air exhibits, and interactive zones.
Be Happy Museum
A quick, playful break from traditional sightseeing, with colorful backdrops, optical illusions, and immersive installations designed for photos and family fun.
Kościuszko Mound and Museum
Combines an educational museum experience with outdoor space and panoramic city views. Allow extra time for the walk to the top.
Rynek Underground Museum
A good option for curious older children, with archaeological remains, reconstructed medieval scenes, films, holograms, and interactive displays.
Kościuszko Mound and Museum: 9am to 4pm (daily)
Krakow: Muzeum Banksy: 11am to 7pm (daily)
Galicia Jewish Museum: 10am to 6pm (daily)
Kraków: Vodka Factory Museum: 2pm to 8pm (closed on Mondays)
Czartoryski Museum: 10am to 6pm (closed on Mondays)
Polish Museum of Aviation: 9am to 5pm (closed on Mondays)
St. Mary's Basilica: 11am to 6pm (Monday to Saturday), 2pm to 6pm (Sunday)
Krakow Old Town & St. Mary's Basilica guided tour: 1.5 hrs, from 11am to 6pm (daily)
Rynek Underground Museum: 10am to 7pm (closed every second Monday of the month)
Rynek Underground Museum guided tour: 1.5 hrs, from 10am to 7pm
Be Happy Museum in Krakow: 10am to 7pm (daily)
Evening Chopin Piano Concert at Chopin Gallery: 60-90 mins, 7:30pm (daily)
Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCAK): 11am to 7pm (daily)
Summer months (Jun-Aug) & holidays: For warmer temperatures, though it is the most crowded season, attracting the highest number of visitors. Booking a few weeks in advance is highly recommended.
Fall & Spring months (Sep-Oct, Apr-May): For milder temperatures, fewer crowds, and a more relaxed exploration.
Winter months (Nov-Mar): For affordable travel and a more intimate, romantic experience, though the climate can be harsh, with temperatures dropping to below freezing levels.
Kościuszko Mound and Museum: al. Waszyngtona 1, 30-204 Kraków, Poland | Find on Maps
Krakow: Muzeum Banksy: Berka Joselewicza 21, 31-031 Kraków, Poland | Find on Maps
Galicia Jewish Museum: Dajwór 18, 31-052 Kraków, Poland | Find on Maps
MOCAK- Museum of Contemporary Art Krakow: Lipowa 4, 30-702 Kraków, Poland | Find on Maps
Kościuszko Mound is completely wheelchair accessible, with alternative routes and facilities available for those with mobility issues.
The tower climb at St. Mary’s Basilica is not accessible for wheelchair users, and the cobblestone areas might require assistance for those with limited mobility.
The Chopin Concert Hall is located in a historic building and does not have ramps or wheelchair accessible measures in place.
Rynek Underground Museum, the Polish Museum of Aviation, the Vodka Factory Museum, the Galicia Jewish Museum, and the Czartoryski Museum are wheelchair accessible.
Muzeum Banksy in Krakow is only about 10% accessible by wheelchair.
The Krakow Old Town & Saint Mary's Basilica Express Guided Tour is available in English, German, French, and Polish.
The Rynek Underground Museum's guided tour option is available in English, German, Polish, Italian, Spanish, and French.
The Vodka Factory Museum tour is a self-guided experience with audio guides available in English, German, French, Italian, and Ukrainian.
Respect religious etiquette at St. Mary’s Basilica: Wear modest clothing (shoulders and knees covered), keep noise low, and avoid flash photography.
Arrive on time for timed-entry experiences: Late arrivals may be denied admission for guided tours such as the Rynek Underground Museum and Old Town tour, and the Chopin Gallery concerts.
Follow photography policies: Flash and tripods are generally prohibited at most museums; some exhibitions (especially temporary or immersive ones like Muzeum Banksy) may restrict filming.
Be mindful of your children: Supervise children closely, particularly at Kościuszko Mound (steep paths), the Polish Museum of Aviation (large open grounds), and interactive spaces like the Be Happy Museum.
Wear appropriate clothing and footwear: Wear comfortable shoes for outdoor or large locations such as Kościuszko Mound and the Aviation Museum.
Keep your phones on silent: Mobile phones should be silenced, especially during live concerts at the Chopin Gallery and inside St. Mary’s Basilica.
Age requirements: The Vodka Factory Museum’s tasting and the complimentary glass of wine at the Chopin concert are only available to those 18 and above, with a valid ID.
Visit Kościuszko Mound and Museum on a clear day for the best views, and plan for additional time for the uphill walk.
Combine your visit to the Galicia Jewish Museum with a walk around the Kazimierz district to better understand the historical context presented inside.
Charge your phone or camera before you visit the Be Happy Museum. It’s a highly photo-driven experience, and you’ll want to capture all the memories!
Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early for the live concert at the Chopin Concert Hall to secure your seat at the venue. Evenings can be busy in Old Town, so factor in walking time.
Galicia Jewish Museum is not recommended for children under the age of 10 due to the sensitive nature of its exhibits.
Reserve Rynek Underground Museum, Czartoryski Museum, and Chopin Gallery experiences 2 to 3 weeks ahead, especially during summer and holiday periods.
1 day in Krakow
Morning: Start with St. Mary's Basilica and explore Krakow's Old Town on a guided walking tour.
Late morning to afternoon: Visit the Rynek Underground Museum, followed by the Czartoryski Museum. These central attractions can be combined without spending much time traveling between them.
Evening: End the day with an Evening Chopin Piano Concert at the Chopin Gallery.
Best for: First-time visitors who want to experience Krakow's historic center and major cultural highlights in one day.
2 days in Krakow
Day 1: Follow the Old Town route above: St. Mary's Basilica → Rynek Underground → Czartoryski Museum → Chopin concert.
Day 2: Explore Krakow's Jewish heritage at the Galicia Jewish Museum, then choose a contemporary experience such as MOCAK or Muzeum Banksy.
Best for: Travelers who want a mix of medieval history, classical art, Jewish heritage, and contemporary culture.
All the top museums in Krakow are situated within a 5-7 km radius of Krakow Old Town, making sightseeing and cultural exploration both hassle-free and convenient.
They can be reached by either walking (15-20 minutes) or a short drive (10-20 minutes) for convenience. The Krakow Main Station offers excellent connectivity across multiple areas within the city and to the Main Square in Krakow Old Town via buses, trams, and trains.
Krakow Main Station (train): Pawia, 31-154 Kraków, Poland | Find on Maps
Dworzec Główny Tunel (tram): 31-154 Kraków, Poland | Find on Maps
3 days in Krakow
Day 1: Explore Old Town, St. Mary's Basilica, Rynek Underground, and Czartoryski Museum.
Day 2: Visit the Galicia Jewish Museum, followed by MOCAK or Muzeum Banksy.
Day 3: Choose a more specialized experience based on your interests: Kościuszko Mound and Museum, Polish Museum of Aviation, or Krakow Vodka Factory Museum. The latter works particularly well later in the day because its current opening window begins at 2pm.
Best for: Museum-focused travelers who want to explore different sides of Krakow without rushing between attractions.
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Kościuszko Mound Tickets
Take in the scenic views as you discover Krakow's history through key exhibits and locations at Kościuszko Mound.
Everything you get: Enjoy entry to the historic Kościuszko Mound with its picturesque views of the city, access to the permanent exhibition at the Kościuszko Museum, a fascinating educational route around the mound, tranquil museum gardens, and the Kościuszko Library, all with one ticket.
Why choose this: Learn about Krakow’s history and its hero through featured exhibits and multiple attractions, and view the city skyline from a unique vantage point as you dive into Polish history.
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Muzeum Banksy Tickets
Step into the world of Banksy with one of Krakow’s most prominent immersive street art museum experiences.
Everything you get: Entry to the permanent Banksy exhibition in Krakow, featuring over 150 pieces and life-size recreations of the artist’s most iconic works. Explore immersive installations crafted by international street artists, all set within a historic post-industrial venue.
Why choose this: Discover Banksy’s elusive genius up close. See legendary works reimagined, experience immersive street art, and journey through a creative space brought to life by artists as mysterious as Banksy himself.
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Galicia Jewish Museum Tickets
Explore over 100 years of Jewish heritage and memories at Krakow’s Galicia Jewish Museum.
Everything you get: Admission to the Galicia Jewish Museum, access to the acclaimed permanent exhibition "Traces of Memory" with over 140 evocative photographs, sales exhibition on WWII cultural destruction, rotating temporary exhibitions, plus entry to concerts, author meetings, lectures, workshops, the museum bookstore, and the on-site coffee shop.
Why choose this: Immerse yourself in Poland’s Jewish history and culture through powerful exhibitions, unique events, and personal stories; all in one inspiring museum visit.
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Krakow Old Town & Saint Mary's Basilica Express Guided Tour
Discover Krakow’s Old Town on a guided walking tour and marvel at St. Mary’s Basilica's interiors.
Everything you get: Enjoy a guided walking tour through Krakow’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, entry to St. Mary’s Basilica, and outside views of the iconic Cloth Hall and Collegium Maius. Immerse yourself in centuries of history, legends, and architecture as your expert guide brings the city’s stories to life. Perfect for travelers who want to see Krakow’s essential sights in just 1.5 hours.
Why choose this: Dive into Krakow’s medieval heart with an expert-led tour, exclusive basilica access, and captivating stories that make history come alive.
Upgrades: Choose your preferred language for the guided tour—English, German, Polish, or French—for a more personalized experience.
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Rynek Underground Museum Skip-the-Line Tickets with Guided Tour
Uncover Krakow's medieval streets and artifacts beneath Main Square through films and displays.
Everything you get: Get entry to the underground museum beneath Krakow's Main Square, bypassing the ticket line at the entrance. Walk past market stalls and streets, see artifacts and burials, and follow screens, films, and holograms that explain how the city developed over time.
Upgrades: Upgrade to 1.5-hour guided or private tours with English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, or Polish guides, and add exhibit access for the day.
Why choose this: Ideal if you want a museum stop that fits easily between other sights in the Old Town.
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Vodka Factory Museum Tour with Tasting
Step inside Krakow’s Vodka Factory Museum for an interactive journey through Poland’s spirited history.
Everything you get: Entry to the interactive vodka museum, access to seven immersive thematic halls, a vodka tasting session, and unlimited time to explore. Dive deeper with an audio guide available in five languages and enjoy exploring the exhibitions as you learn about the history of vodka production and distillation.
Why choose this: Discover centuries of vodka production, from medieval distillation to modern-day bottling, all in one engaging, multimedia-rich museum. The tasting session makes for the perfect finale.
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Czartoryski Museum Tickets
See Lady with an Ermine and use one ticket to access nine more historic galleries across Krakow.
Everything you get: Skip ticket lines to enter and see Lady with an Ermine. Ticket also covers Erazm Ciołek Palace, Jan Matejko and Józef Mehoffer houses, Emeryk and Józef Czapski sites, Szołayski Tenement House, Wyspiański and Szymanowski museums, plus Arms and Uniforms at the Arsenal.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a 3-day pass or 3-day student pass for 20+ museums and attractions, with a guided walking tour to introduce Krakow’s sights.
Why choose this: Rely on one ticket that connects the collection with several branch museums, so you can build your own route through Polish art and history.
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What to bring
Bring a valid photo ID along for your experience.
Wear comfortable shoes, as the museum covers a large area, including the open-air exhibits.
What’s not allowed
It is strictly forbidden to consume food and drinks in the exhibition buildings outside the designated zones.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.
It is prohibited to bring animals onto the premises of the Museum without using safety measures.
Accessibility
The museum is accessible to visitors with limited mobility, with ramps and accessible restrooms available.
This experience is pram/stroller accessible.
Additional information
The last entrance is usually 30 minutes before closing time.
The museum is easily accessible by public transportation and is located approximately 9 kilometers (about 5.5 miles) east of the historic center of Kraków.
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Krakow: Evening Chopin Piano Concert by Candlelight at Chopin Gallery with a Drink
Fit a classical music break into any evening with a 50-minute year-round candlelit recital slot.
Everything you get: Enjoy admission to an exclusive candlelit Chopin concert inside the 15th-century Chopin Gallery. Hear award-winning pianists from the Music Academy in Krakow perform on a Yamaha grand piano, with a glass of wine or water.
Why choose this: A 50-minute set devoted entirely to Chopin, from mazurkas to waltzes, suits travelers seeking rich culture in a short, easy time slot.
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Be Happy Museum Tickets
Step into a pastel wonderland at Krakow’s Be Happy Museum, a photo-lover’s dream come true.
Everything you get: Admission to the Be Happy Museum, with access to all interactive exhibits, themed rooms, and immersive experiences. Snap unforgettable photos among giant sweets, neon lights, and whimsical unicorns in a vibrant, family-friendly environment designed for pure joy.
Why choose this: Krakow’s first Be Happy Museum is tailor-made for Instagram, TikTok, and anyone who loves to smile, perfect for families, friends, and selfie enthusiasts.
Take in the scenic views as you discover Krakow's history through key exhibits and locations at Kościuszko Mound.
Everything you get: Enjoy entry to the historic Kościuszko Mound with its picturesque views of the city, access to the permanent exhibition at the Kościuszko Museum, a fascinating educational route around the mound, tranquil museum gardens, and the Kościuszko Library, all with one ticket.
Why choose this: Learn about Krakow’s history and its hero through featured exhibits and multiple attractions, and view the city skyline from a unique vantage point as you dive into Polish history.
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Entrance to Kościuszko Mound
Access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions at Kościuszko Museum
Access to Bastion V of Fort no. 2 Kościuszko
Educational route on Kościuszko Mound
Museum garden access
Kościuszko Library access
Facilities and routes for persons with disabilities
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Transportation
What to bring
Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking, as the experience includes an educational route and garden areas.
Carry weather-appropriate clothing, as some areas may be outdoors or covered by a glass roof.
What’s not allowed
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the museum for security reasons.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.
Accessibility
The museum, educational route, and facilities are wheelchair accessible, with routes and amenities adjusted for visitors with disabilities.
Accessible restrooms are available on site. Staff are available to assist visitors with mobility needs.
Additional information
Renovation and construction works may affect access to certain areas of the Museum and Mound.
Some areas may be covered by a glass roof due to recent renovations.
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
Step into the world of Banksy with one of Krakow’s most prominent immersive street art museum experiences.
Everything you get: Entry to the permanent Banksy exhibition in Krakow, featuring over 150 pieces and life-size recreations of the artist’s most iconic works. Explore immersive installations crafted by international street artists, all set within a historic post-industrial venue.
Why choose this: Discover Banksy’s elusive genius up close. See legendary works reimagined, experience immersive street art, and journey through a creative space brought to life by artists as mysterious as Banksy himself.
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Entry to Krakow Muzeum Banksy
Access to the permanent Banksy exhibition
Over 150 pieces on display
Access to life-size recreations of Banksy’s works
Animated visual elements and videos
Immersive exploration curated by international street artists
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Food and beverages
What to bring
Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
It is recommended to check the museum’s official website before your visit for the latest updates.
What’s not allowed
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the museum for security reasons.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not permitted within the museum.
Accessibility
The museum is located in a historic, post-industrial building. Accessibility for wheelchair users and those with limited mobility may be restricted. Please check with the venue in advance if you have specific accessibility needs.
Additional information
For the most up-to-date visitor guidelines and any temporary changes, please refer to the museum’s official website before your visit.
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
Explore over 100 years of Jewish heritage and memories at Krakow’s Galicia Jewish Museum.
Everything you get: Admission to the Galicia Jewish Museum, access to the acclaimed permanent exhibition "Traces of Memory" with over 140 evocative photographs, sales exhibition on WWII cultural destruction, rotating temporary exhibitions, plus entry to concerts, author meetings, lectures, workshops, the museum bookstore, and the on-site coffee shop.
Why choose this: Immerse yourself in Poland’s Jewish history and culture through powerful exhibitions, unique events, and personal stories; all in one inspiring museum visit.
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Admission to the Galicia Jewish Museum
Access to:
Permanent exhibition: 'Traces of Memory'
Sales exhibition of culture during WWII
Temporary exhibitions
Concerts
Meetings with authors
Lectures
Workshops
Bookstore
Coffee shop
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Transport to/from the museum
Personal expenses
Guided tour
Food and beverages
What to bring
Bring a copy of your ticket to exchange for a physical museum ticket to enter.
If you are unable to print your ticket, you may do so at Plac Szczepański 8 before your visit.
What’s not allowed
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not permitted inside the museum.
Pets are not allowed, except for registered service animals.
Eating and drinking are not permitted in the exhibition areas.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.
Accessibility
The museum is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and accessible facilities available.
Additional information
Final admission is 90 minutes before closing time.
Entrance is free of charge for Krakow City Card holders.
Opening hours may differ from those presented on the product page due to various circumstances; please check before your visit.
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
Discover Krakow’s Old Town on a guided walking tour and marvel at St. Mary’s Basilica's interiors.
Everything you get: Enjoy a guided walking tour through Krakow’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, entry to St. Mary’s Basilica, and outside views of the iconic Cloth Hall and Collegium Maius. Immerse yourself in centuries of history, legends, and architecture as your expert guide brings the city’s stories to life. Perfect for travelers who want to see Krakow’s essential sights in just 1.5 hours.
Why choose this: Dive into Krakow’s medieval heart with an expert-led tour, exclusive basilica access, and captivating stories that make history come alive.
Upgrades: Choose your preferred language for the guided tour—English, German, Polish, or French—for a more personalized experience.
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1.5-hour guided walking tour of Krakow Old Town
Entry to St. Mary's Basilica
English, German, French, or Polish-speaking guide
What to bring
Please dress appropriately for places of worship: both men and women must cover knees and shoulders; shorts and sleeveless tops are not allowed.
Wear comfortable walking shoes.
Dress appropriately and be prepared for different weather conditions, as the tour operates in all weather.
What’s not allowed
Entry to other areas, such as the church bugle tower, is not included.
Shorts and sleeveless tops are not allowed inside St. Mary’s Basilica.
Flash photography and tripods are not allowed on this experience.
Accessibility
The tour is wheelchair accessible. However, some areas of the Old Town may have uneven surfaces.
Additional information
All group tours are conducted in one language, selected at booking.
The tour duration is approximately 1.5 hours.
The experience operates rain or shine.
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
Uncover Krakow's medieval streets and artifacts beneath Main Square through films and displays.
Everything you get: Get entry to the underground museum beneath Krakow's Main Square, bypassing the ticket line at the entrance. Walk past market stalls and streets, see artifacts and burials, and follow screens, films, and holograms that explain how the city developed over time.
Upgrades: Upgrade to 1.5-hour guided or private tours with English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, or Polish guides, and add exhibit access for the day.
Why choose this: Ideal if you want a museum stop that fits easily between other sights in the Old Town.
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Entry to Rynek Underground Museum
Skip-the-line entry to Rynek Underground Museum
1.5-hour Guided tour of Rynek Underground Museum (as per option selected)
1.5-hour private guided tour of Rynek Underground Museum in English (as per option selected)
Professional English, German, French, Italian, Spanish or Polish-speaking guide (as per option selected)
Full-day access to exhibits (as per option selected)
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Transfers
Food and drinks
What to bring
Identification: Carry a valid photo ID that matches the name on your booking, as it may be checked at the entrance.
Clothing layers: Wear layered clothing because the underground museum can feel cooler than the temperature outside.
Accessibility
Mobility access: Use wheelchairs or strollers in most areas, but note that some sections may be difficult to access due to stairs and uneven surfaces.
What’s not allowed
Large luggage: Do not bring large bags, suitcases, or oversized luggage into the museum for security reasons.
Pets: Do not bring pets into the museum, except for registered service animals.
Intoxication: Do not enter the premises under the influence of alcohol or drugs, as intoxication is strictly prohibited.
Professional gear: Do not use flash photography, tripods, or professional filming equipment within the exhibition areas.
Additional information
Arrival time: Arrive at least 10 minutes before your scheduled entry or tour time because late arrivals will not be admitted and tickets are non-refundable.
Free admission days: Note that Tuesdays are free admission days and you cannot make bookings for these days.
Tour language: Join a group tour conducted in a single language and select your preferred language at the time of booking.
Group size: Join tours that follow museum regulations, with each group limited to a maximum of 29 participants.
Child supervision: Ensure that children are accompanied by an adult at all times during the visit.
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Step inside Krakow’s Vodka Factory Museum for an interactive journey through Poland’s spirited history.
Everything you get: Entry to the interactive vodka museum, access to seven immersive thematic halls, a vodka tasting session, and unlimited time to explore. Dive deeper with an audio guide available in five languages and enjoy exploring the exhibitions as you learn about the history of vodka production and distillation.
Why choose this: Discover centuries of vodka production, from medieval distillation to modern-day bottling, all in one engaging, multimedia-rich museum. The tasting session makes for the perfect finale.
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Admission to the interactive Vodka Factory Museum
Flexible entry
Access to seven thematic halls
Vodka tasting session
Audio guides in English, German, French, Italian, and Ukrainian
Unlimited time at the museum
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Live guide
What to bring
Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking to present at the entrance.
Bring headphones if you prefer to use your own with the audioguide.
What’s not allowed
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the museum for security reasons.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.
Accessibility
The museum is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the building.
Accessible restrooms are available on site. Staff are trained to assist visitors with mobility needs.
The tasting session is only available for those aged 18 and above.
Additional information
High visitor numbers may result in a wait time of approximately 15–30 minutes.
The museum can be busy during peak hours; for a quieter experience, consider visiting early in the day or later in the afternoon.
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
See Lady with an Ermine and use one ticket to access nine more historic galleries across Krakow.
Everything you get: Skip ticket lines to enter and see Lady with an Ermine. Ticket also covers Erazm Ciołek Palace, Jan Matejko and Józef Mehoffer houses, Emeryk and Józef Czapski sites, Szołayski Tenement House, Wyspiański and Szymanowski museums, plus Arms and Uniforms at the Arsenal.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a 3-day pass or 3-day student pass for 20+ museums and attractions, with a guided walking tour to introduce Krakow’s sights.
Why choose this: Rely on one ticket that connects the collection with several branch museums, so you can build your own route through Polish art and history.
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Admission to the Czartoryski Museum
Skip the line entry at Czartoryski Museum (as per option selected)
Access to permanent exhibitions at the following locations:
Bishop Erazm Ciołek Palace, Jan Matejko House, Józef Mehoffer House, Emeryk Hutten-Czapski Museum, Józef Czapski Pavilion, Szołayski Tenement House, Stanisław Wyspiański Museum, Karol Szymanowski Museum in Zakopane, "Arms and Uniforms" exhibition at the Arsenal (as per option selected)
3-day standard or student pass for 20+ museums and attractions (list attached here) (as per option selected)
Guided walking tour (as per option selected)
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Temporary exhibitions
What to bring
Footwear: Wear comfortable footwear, as the visit may involve extended periods of walking or standing.
Voucher: Bring your voucher, which acts as your entry ticket to the museum and other included sites, depending on the option selected.
Accessibility
Wheelchair access: The museum is fully wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the building.
Restrooms: Accessible restrooms are available on site.
What’s not allowed
Large luggage: Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not permitted inside the museum for security reasons.
Pets: Pets are not allowed, except for registered service animals.
Photography equipment: Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are prohibited inside the exhibition areas.
Additional information
Ticket usage: Your voucher functions as your entry ticket, so there is no need to exchange it at the ticket counter.
Last admission: Last entry to the exhibitions is typically 90 minutes before closing time.
Validity: Your admission is valid for 3 months from the date of purchase on your ticket.
Pass duration: If you select a 3-day pass option, it is valid for 3 consecutive days at the included museums and attractions.
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
What to bring
Bring a valid photo ID along for your experience.
Wear comfortable shoes, as the museum covers a large area, including the open-air exhibits.
What’s not allowed
It is strictly forbidden to consume food and drinks in the exhibition buildings outside the designated zones.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.
It is prohibited to bring animals onto the premises of the Museum without using safety measures.
Accessibility
The museum is accessible to visitors with limited mobility, with ramps and accessible restrooms available.
This experience is pram/stroller accessible.
Additional information
The last entrance is usually 30 minutes before closing time.
The museum is easily accessible by public transportation and is located approximately 9 kilometers (about 5.5 miles) east of the historic center of Kraków.
The museum has free entry on Tuesday.
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Admission to Polish Aviation Museum
Skip-the-line entry
Interactive zone for children
Open-air museum exhibits
Access to over 300 aviation-related items
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Guide
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
Fit a classical music break into any evening with a 50-minute year-round candlelit recital slot.
Everything you get: Enjoy admission to an exclusive candlelit Chopin concert inside the 15th-century Chopin Gallery. Hear award-winning pianists from the Music Academy in Krakow perform on a Yamaha grand piano, with a glass of wine or water.
Why choose this: A 50-minute set devoted entirely to Chopin, from mazurkas to waltzes, suits travelers seeking rich culture in a short, easy time slot.
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Admission to Chopin piano concert at Chopin Gallery
Chopin concert by candlelight
Glass of wine or water
Yamaha grand piano performance (subject to change)
Performance by award-winning pianists from the Music Academy in Krakow
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Hotel pickup and drop-off
What to bring
Ticket: Bring a valid ticket for entry to the Chopin Piano Concert.
What’s not allowed
Smoking: Smoking is not allowed anywhere during the concert.
Additional information
Concert duration: The concert lasts approximately 50 minutes.
Program: The recital is dedicated to Chopin's works, including mazurkas, ballades, waltzes, and polonaises.
Venue: The concert takes place in a gallery dedicated to Fryderyk Chopin in a historical building.
Schedule: Concerts occur daily throughout the year.
Arrival time: Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the concert begins for entry and seating.
Hall location: The concert hall is located on the second floor; follow signs or staff directions on arrival.
Images: Images shown are illustrative; musicians and instruments may change based on ensemble availability.
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included in this experience.
Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.
Step into a pastel wonderland at Krakow’s Be Happy Museum, a photo-lover’s dream come true.
Everything you get: Admission to the Be Happy Museum, with access to all interactive exhibits, themed rooms, and immersive experiences. Snap unforgettable photos among giant sweets, neon lights, and whimsical unicorns in a vibrant, family-friendly environment designed for pure joy.
Why choose this: Krakow’s first Be Happy Museum is tailor-made for Instagram, TikTok, and anyone who loves to smile, perfect for families, friends, and selfie enthusiasts.
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Admission to Be Happy Museum
Access to all interactive exhibits
Access to all themed rooms
Access to immersive experiences
What to bring
Bring a charged smartphone for taking photos and videos during your visit.
Wear comfortable shoes as you will be exploring various interactive exhibits.
Wear clothes to contrast with the pastel decor and stand out in the illusion rooms to get the perfect shots.
What’s not allowed
Weapons or sharp objects are not permitted inside the museum.
Drones, lighting equipment, tripods, and other props are not allowed on the premises.
Drinks, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited.
Smoking is not allowed inside the museum.
Additional information
Check the museum’s opening hours before your visit, as they may vary seasonally.
Children under 10 can enter only in the company of a guardian.
The visit usually lasts about 60 minutes.
Some sections may have a limited time at the request of the staff.
Small pets of up to 3 kg, like a chihuahua, are allowed in the museum and must remain in the hands of the owner.