National Museum in Warsaw Welcomes Summer with Free Admission Weekend
The National Museum in Warsaw is celebrating the start of summer with a special offer for visitors. On June 28th and 29th, guests can enjoy free admission to all permanent collections and temporary exhibitions, marking the beginning of the summer holiday season in the city.
Planning Your Free Visit to a Warsaw Icon
This special weekend provides an excellent opportunity to explore the diverse art and history housed within one of Poland's most significant cultural institutions. Visitors can delve into the extensive permanent galleries, which include ancient art, Polish painting, and decorative arts, or discover current temporary showcases. Among the featured exhibitions are "Self-Portraits," presenting works by contemporary Polish artists, and "Roads to Jerusalem," offering a unique historical journey.
Beyond the free entry, the museum has organized activities designed for various interests. Younger visitors are invited to participate in creative workshops, available from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Meanwhile, adults can join a guided walk around Warsaw at 4:00 PM, led by Paweł Fijałkowski, exploring the history of New Jerusalem.
Enhancing Your Cultural Experience in Warsaw
For those looking to take a piece of the museum home, the bookshop will offer special discounted prices on museum guides and catalogues during the event. While admission to exhibitions is free on these dates, the museum also hosts various ticketed events, details of which are available on its official website.
Musemap (musemap.art) encourages both locals and tourists to explore the rich cultural landscape of Warsaw. To discover more about the city's artistic venues and plan your next visit, you can browse other museums in Warsaw or view them on a map.
