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Polish Army Museum tickets and prices in Warsaw

Ticket costs, discounts, and booking questions

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What are the ticket prices for the Polish Army Museum?

General admission to the Polish Army Museum is 40 PLN for a regular ticket and 30 PLN for a discount ticket.

Does the Polish Army Museum have free entry?

Yes, entry to the Polish Army Museum is free for everyone on Thursdays. Additionally, children up to 7 years old, active-duty military, and veterans receive free admission.

Do children need tickets for the Polish Army Museum?

Children aged 7 and under can enter the Polish Army Museum for free.

Does the Polish Army Museum offer group tickets?

Yes, organized groups of 10 or more people can purchase group tickets, which cost either 20 PLN or 25 PLN per person depending on the ticket type.

Can I buy an annual ticket for the Polish Army Museum?

Yes, an annual ticket is available for purchase at 250 PLN.

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Polish Army Museum opening hours in Warsaw

Today’s schedule, weekend times, and closures

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What are the opening hours of Polish Army Museum?

Polish Army Museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday between 10:00 and 18:00.

Polish Army Museum opening hours on weekends

Polish Army Museum is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 18:00.

Is Polish Army Museum open on Mondays?

No, Polish Army Museum is closed on Mondays.

What time does Polish Army Museum close?

Polish Army Museum closes at 18:00 from Tuesday to Sunday.

Does Polish Army Museum have special opening hours?

There are no listed special opening hours or closures for Polish Army Museum at this time.

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How to contact Polish Army Museum in Warsaw

Support channels and response questions

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How do I contact the Polish Army Museum?

You can contact the Polish Army Museum through its dedicated contact methods for the Secretariat and Reception departments. Specific email addresses, phone numbers, and official social media profiles are available for reaching out to the venue.

What is the Polish Army Museum email address?

Specific email addresses for the Polish Army Museum are not explicitly listed in the current data, though the venue provides dedicated contact methods for its Secretariat and Reception departments.

What is the Polish Army Museum phone number?

Specific phone numbers for the Polish Army Museum are not provided in the currently available information, but visitors can utilize the dedicated contact methods for the Secretariat and Reception departments.

What departments can I reach at the Polish Army Museum?

The Polish Army Museum provides dedicated contact methods for its Secretariat and Reception departments. Visitors are also advised to check opening hours before visiting the venue.

How to visit Polish Army Museum in Warsaw

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How to get to Polish Army Museum by public transport?

You can arrive at the Polish Army Museum by buses using lines 157, 116, 178, and 503, by trams using lines 1, 3, 4, 6, 15, 28, and 78, or by metro via the Dworzec Gdański station.

Is parking available at Polish Army Museum?

Yes, visitors traveling by passenger cars can park in the underground parking facility with the entrance located on the Wisłostrady side, where the first 15 minutes are free. Buses can park in the designated bus parking area located on the left side of the entrance gate from the Wisłostrady side.

How to access Polish Army Museum on foot?

Pedestrians can access the Warsaw Citadel through several gates including Brama Żoliborska on ul. Dymińska 13, Brama Bielańska on ul. Czujna, Brama Nowomiejska near the Katyń Museum on ul. Jana Jeziorańskiego 4, Brama Straceń with approach from Wybrzeże Gdyńskie, and the entrance directly from Wybrzeże Gdyńskie.