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Poster Museum at Wilanów: Frequently Asked Questions

Find essential visitor information for your trip to this renowned poster art museum in Warszawa.

Welcome to the FAQ page for the Poster Museum at Wilanów. Here you'll find answers to common questions about planning your visit to this pioneering institution dedicated to poster art. We aim to help you prepare for a smooth and enjoyable experience exploring its unique collection. For the most current details on policies or temporary changes, please verify directly with the museum's official website before your visit.

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Poster Museum at Wilanów tickets and prices in Warsaw
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Can you get student tickets at the Poster Museum at Wilanów?

Yes, a special student ticket is available for 1 PLN. This discount applies to children, school pupils, and university students up to 26 years of age with valid identification.

Are group tickets available at the Poster Museum at Wilanów?

Yes, group admission tickets are priced at 16 PLN per person. This rate is valid for organized groups with a minimum of 10 participants.

Does the Poster Museum at Wilanów offer a combined ticket?

Yes, a combined ticket is available for 60 PLN for a standard ticket or 40 PLN for a reduced ticket. This combined option is valid for 30 days and includes access to the Main National Museum building, Królikarnia Sculpture Museum, Poster Museum, and Otwock Wielki Interiors Museum.

What are the ticket prices for the Poster Museum at Wilanów?

Normal admission tickets cost 22 PLN, while reduced tickets are available for 16 PLN. You can also purchase a family ticket for 38 PLN, which covers up to two adults and children up to 18 years old, for a maximum of 6 people.

Does the Poster Museum at Wilanów have free entry?

Yes, admission is free for all visitors on Wednesdays. Children up to 7 years old also receive free entry every day.

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What are the opening hours of Poster Museum at Wilanów?

Poster Museum at Wilanów is open from Tuesday to Sunday between 10:00 and 18:00.

Poster Museum at Wilanów opening hours on weekends

On weekends, which includes both Saturday and Sunday, Poster Museum at Wilanów is open from 10:00 to 18:00.

Is Poster Museum at Wilanów open on Mondays?

No, Poster Museum at Wilanów is closed on Mondays.

Does Poster Museum at Wilanów have special opening hours?

There are no special opening hours or closures currently listed for Poster Museum at Wilanów.

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How do I contact Poster Museum at Wilanów?

You can contact Poster Museum at Wilanów using the available email address, phone numbers, fax number, or through their official Facebook social media page. Specific contact values and response times are not publicly provided.

What is the phone number for Poster Museum at Wilanów?

Poster Museum at Wilanów lists two phone numbers for visitors, but the specific digits are not provided in the currently available visitor information.

What is the email address for Poster Museum at Wilanów?

An email address is available for Poster Museum at Wilanów, though the specific email address text is not provided in the current records.

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How to get to Poster Museum at Wilanow by public transport

You can reach Poster Museum at Wilanow by taking bus lines 116, 180, E-2, 519, 251, 139, 339, or 317 from central Warsaw in about 30 minutes. Get off at the Wilanow bus stop and walk toward the Wilanow Palace for approximately 5 minutes.

How to get to Poster Museum at Wilanow by car and where to park

Drive south from central Warsaw toward Wilanow, turning from Wilanowska Avenue or Przyczolkowa Street onto Stanislawa Kostki Potockiego Street. Parking is available in the parking lot on the left behind the post office building, from where you can walk toward the Wilanow Palace.

Is parking available at Poster Museum at Wilanow

Yes, parking is available at Poster Museum at Wilanow. You can park in the parking lot located on the left behind the post office building.

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