Warsaw: POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews Ticket

Muranów, Warsaw



Discover the 1000-year old history of the Polish Jews through a variety of exhibitions and interactive installations.

Jewish History Museum in Warsaw: Interactive exhibition suited for history enthusiasts

Explore 1000 years of Polish Jewish history through an interactive exhibition located in Warsaw that suits visitors interested in culture and history.

Highlights

  • Travel through 1000 years of the history of Polish Jews in an interactive way
  • Immerse yourself in the story with artifacts, paintings and interactive installations
  • Learn how the Holocaust impacted the political, social and religious diversity of Jews in Poland

Description

Learn about Jewish history in Poland from the earliest communities to the present day. The museum features 8 galleries with audio-visual materials, artifacts, and paintings designed to educate interactively.

Discover key moments such as the formation of Jewish communities, contributions of individual Jewish figures in Polish society, and how the Holocaust affected the Jewish population. The exhibition also covers the post-World War II revival of Jewish culture in Poland.

Includes

  • Access to permanent exhibition
  • Access to temporary exhibition (if available)
  • Audioguide

Excludes

  • Guided tour

Important Information

  • The ticket is valid for one day; entry is flexible but closes 2 hours before the museum closes
  • You may leave and re-enter the museum for lunch on the same day; the core exhibition takes approximately 2 hours to visit
  • Electronic scanning is required before entering the core exhibition due to security measures
  • The museum is closed on Tuesdays
  • Children aged 7 or younger enter free of charge
  • Children aged 12 or younger must be supervised by an adult at all times
  • Visiting regulations are available at https://bilety.polin.pl/index/regulamin.html

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, plan your visit on days other than Tuesday and bring a form of ID for security scanning.

Frequently Asked Questions

The POLIN Museum in Warsaw is a cultural and historical museum dedicated to the 1000-year history of Polish Jews through interactive exhibits and multimedia presentations.
The POLIN Museum is located on the site of the former Warsaw Ghetto, in the Muranów district of Warsaw.
A typical visit to the POLIN Museum takes about 2 to 3 hours depending on your interest in the exhibits.
Yes, tickets for the POLIN Museum in Warsaw can be booked online in advance to secure your entry.
Yes, the museum offers interactive displays and educational content suitable for children and families.
Visitors can explore eight galleries displaying artifacts, paintings, multimedia installations, and learn about Polish Jewish history and the Holocaust's impact.
Guided tours are available at the POLIN Museum, and you can check the museum’s website for scheduling and booking details.
Photography is generally permitted for personal use but without flash; specific exhibitions may have restrictions.
Visiting on weekdays or during morning hours is usually less crowded; check the museum’s website for updated visitor information.
Entry requirements related to COVID-19 may change; please refer to the museum’s official website for current policies before your visit.

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