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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 9.00-18.00
      Thursday 9.00-17.00
      Friday 9.00-17.00
      Sunday, Saturday 11.00-17.00

      Please remember that last guests enter the Centre 30 minutes before closing.

      Guided tours in English or Spanish take place every Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (by appointment: tel. +48 22 277 43 59).

  • 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) Kup bilet Kup biletKup bilet
      On Thursdays the entrance is free of charge.

      WARSAW PASS: free entrance and priority entry.

      Tour with our guide in English: +48 22 277 44 96
      Guided tours in English: 300 PLN

      You can book museum lessons: +48 277 44 96
      Museum lessons: 250 PLN per group

  • Access


      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)