Plan your visit

• Getting here

  The Heritage Interpretation Centre
  A branch of the Museum of Warsaw
  
  11/13 Brzozowa Street
  00-278 Warszawa
  Contact: +48 22 635 34 02
  
  Warsaw’s air—as well as your convenience—are dear to us, which is why we recommend using public transport to reach us.
  
  Bus/tram stop: Stare Miasto (Old Town)
  Bus stops: pl. Zamkowy, pl. Krasińskich
  Veturilo public bike stations: Miodowa, pl. Krasińskich
  
  For up-to-date timetables, please go to www.ztm.waw.pl.
  More information about the Veturilo public bike rental system can be found at www.veturilo.waw.pl/en.
  

• Opening times

  
  
  Wednesday 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
  Thursday 9.00 am - 6.00 pm
  Friday 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
  Saturday, Sunday 11.00 am - 5.00 pm
  
  Please remember that last guests enter the Centre 30 minutes before closing.
  
  How do we work on holidays?
  
  March 29-31, April 1 – closed
  May 1, 3, 30 – open
  August 15 – open
  November 1 – closed
  November 11 – closed
  December 24-26, 31 – closed
  

• Admission prices

  Single ticket
  regular 15 PLN/concession 10 PLN
  
  Group ticket (more than 10 people)
  regular 10 PLN/concession 8 PLN per person
  
  Family ticket 30 PLN
  (max. 2 adults + 1-6 children)
  
  Free admission to permanent and temporary exhibitions is available to people with disabilities (after presenting an ID card or disability certificate) and their accompanying guardian. One disabled person may be accompanied by one guardian.
  On Thursdays the entrance is free of charge.
  
  April 21, Sunday, free entry!
  
  WARSAW PASS: free entrance and priority entry.
  
  Tour with our guide in English: 511 731 198
  Guided tours in English: 300 PLN
  
  You can book museum lessons: +48 277 44 96
  Museum lessons: 250 PLN per group
  

• Access

  

  
  
  Free admission to permanent and temporary exhibitions is available to people with disabilities (after presenting an ID card or disability certificate) and their accompanying guardian. One disabled person may be accompanied by one guardian.
  
  The Heritage Interpretation Centre is accessible for disabled visitors.
  
  Visually-impaired visitors can use typhlographics and audio guides, which are available on the first floor.
  
  There are two platforms for wheelchairs: one to reach the first floor (max. 385 kg, 134x109 cm) and one near the stairs (max. 225 kg, 100x77).
  
  A toilet accessible for disabled people is located on the -1 floor.
  
  The area around the Centre—Brzozowa and Celna Streets—is cobbled and sloping. The entrance to the Centre is located at the same level as the surrounding area. The staff can offer a wheelchair. Thanks to a small ramp the screening/lecture room is also available for visitors using wheelchairs.
  
  Parking spaces for disabled people:
  1 Zapiecek Street (one space)
  8 Kanonia Street (two spaces)
  3 Podwale Street (three spaces)
  11 Podwale Street (three spaces)