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Explore at your pace
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Dive straight into the Czartoryski Museum’s treasures, housing some of Poland's most valuable artworks.
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Marvel at Leonardo da Vinci’s “Lady with an Ermine”, one of only four portraits of women he ever painted.
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Explore a vast collection of art and history at your own pace, with access to the museum's permanent galleries spanning two floors.
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Learn about the history of Poland and the Czartoryski family through rare artifacts in the newly renovated museum.
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The diverse collection includes traditional fine art works such as paintings and sculptures, as well as crafts, military artifacts, and applied art masterpieces.
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Admission to the Czartoryski Museum
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Access to permanent exhibitions at the following locations:
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Bishop Erazm Ciołek Palace
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Jan Matejko House
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Józef Mehoffer House
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Emeryk Hutten-Czapski Museum
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Józef Czapski Pavilion
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Szołayski Tenement House
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Stanisław Wyspiański Museum
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Karol Szymanowski Museum in Zakopane
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"Arms and Uniforms" exhibition at the Arsenal
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- Temporary exhibitions
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Explore the Czartoryski Museum’s exceptional permanent exhibitions at your own pace.
Getting started
Begin your visit by presenting your pre-booked ticket at the Czartoryski Museum’s main entrance. With your reservation in hand, you can skip the ticket lines and head straight in, making the most of your time inside this historic institution.
What to expect
Czartoryski Museum
Step into one of Poland’s most prestigious museums, home to an extraordinary permanent collection that spans centuries. Admire iconic works of art, historical artifacts, and fine decorative arts that illustrate the rich cultural heritage of Poland.
Features:
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Lady with an Ermine: See Leonardo da Vinci’s celebrated portrait, one of the museum’s crown jewels and a rare masterpiece of Renaissance art.
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European masterpieces: Discover works by renowned European artists, including paintings, sculptures, and tapestries that reveal artistic styles from the Gothic through the Romantic periods.
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Polish national treasures: Explore artifacts that reflect Poland’s royal history and patriotic legacy, including artifacts from the Czartoryski family history.
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Historic interiors: Experience beautifully recreated historic rooms displaying furniture, arms, and everyday objects from Polish noble life.
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What to bring
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Wear comfortable footwear, as the visit may involve extended periods of walking or standing.
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Bring your voucher, which acts as your entry ticket to the museum.
What’s not allowed
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Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not permitted inside the museum for security reasons.
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Pets are not allowed, except for registered service animals.
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Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are prohibited inside the exhibition areas.
Accessibility
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The museum is fully wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the building.
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Accessible restrooms are available on site.
Additional information
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Your voucher functions as your entry ticket, so there’s no need to exchange it at the ticket counter.
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Last entry to the exhibitions is typically 90 minutes before closing time.
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Your admission is valid for 3 months from the date of purchase on your ticket.
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