Tickets for POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews

Explore the Jewish hub of Warsaw before and after WWII

Open Today 10:00 - 18:00

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Last admission: 2 hours before closing

Smartphone tickets accepted

Wheelchair accessible

Current exhibitions

What’s Cooking? Jewish Culinary Culture

Until 12 December 2022

What's included

Admission to the permanent exhibition

Admission to the temporary exhibition (if selected)

Audio guide (if selected)

What's not included

Guided tour (available on-site for an additional fee in English and Polish)

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Available in English, Belarusian, Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian, Yiddish. You can collect it at the ticket desk in the museum's main hall

Highlights & Description

Learn about the daily lives of the largest Jewish diaspora in Europe. Visit pre-war Nalewki and discover the dramatic fate of Jews imprisoned in the Warsaw Ghetto
Find out how the urban planners reconstructed the city over the rubble of pre-war Warsaw, and see what makes Muranów unique today
See archaeological finds unearthed during the museum construction works, like cutlery, glass cups, eye glasses, and tailor’s scissors

This fascinating historical museum presents over 1,000 years of Jewish life in Poland. It allows visitors to explore past and present Jewish culture, providing a counterpoint to the stereotypes, xenophobia, and nationalistic prejudice threatening today's societies. POLIN promotes openness, tolerance, and truth, contributing to the mutual understanding and respect between Polish and Jewish people.

Don't miss the exhibition The Legacy Gallery, dedicated to the Polish Jews’ contribution to world heritage. In this fascinating journey you'll dive deep into the lives of 26 individuals whose work represents creative achievement in the fields of art, literature, music, film, theatre, science and the humanities, law, education, economics and politics. Each unique Jewish biography throws a new light on the historical turmoil of the times they endured, from the perspective of their Polish-Jewish roots.