Krakow: Archaeological Museum Entry Ticket
Old Town, Krakow, Krakow
Step back in time with an entry ticket to the Archaeological Museum in Krakow. Discover ancient artifacts, see the statue of Światowid, and explore the "Archaeologists for Nowa Huta" exhibition.
Archaeological Museum Krakow Overview
The Archaeological Museum in Krakow is one of Poland's oldest museums, ideal for history enthusiasts interested in early human civilizations and regional heritage.
Highlights
- Explore artifacts from Egypt, Greece, Italy, Mexico, Peru, and more
- Learn about the history of Lesser Poland and the Polish lands
- Visit the 'Archaeologists for Nowa Huta' exhibition in Branice Manor
- See the underground exhibition beneath St. Adalbert’s Church
Description
Founded in 1850, the Archaeological Museum in Krakow is one of the largest archaeological museums in Central Europe, featuring nearly 780,000 artifacts that trace human history over 200,000 years.
The museum’s collection includes treasures from across the world, with a strong focus on the history of Lesser Poland and its development. Exhibitions cover prehistoric settlements, ancient civilizations, and archaeological discoveries that reveal everyday life throughout various historical periods.
Your ticket grants access to key museum branches, including the 'Archaeologists for Nowa Huta' exhibition housed in the historic Branice Manor, which displays archaeological research related to the Nowa Huta district.
When visiting Krakow’s Main Market Square, you can also explore the underground exhibition beneath St. Adalbert’s Church, revealing the history and significance of one of Krakow’s oldest churches and its role in medieval city development.
Includes
- Access to the Archaeological Museum in Krakow
- Admission to the 'Archaeologists for Nowa Huta' exhibition
- Entry to the underground exhibition beneath St. Adalbert’s Church
- Interactive boards and screens throughout the exhibitions
Excludes
- Guided tour is not included
Important Information
- The museum is undergoing modernization until the end of 2027; during this time, only the permanent exhibition 'Prehistory and the Middle Ages of Lesser Poland' is accessible.
- The Egyptian Collection and the Zbruch Idol (Światowid ze Zbrucza) are temporarily unavailable.
- The temporary entrance is located at Senacka 3 Street.
- Last entry is permitted 90 minutes before closing time.
- Opening hours may vary; always confirm on the official website before your visit.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
