Museums

Polish Museum of Aviation Skip-The-Line Tickets

Explore an array of aircraft, gliders, helicopters, engines, and more at the Polish Museum of Aviation in Krakow with skip-the-line entry.

Highlights

Who's excited to explore the wonders of aviation without ever leaving the ground? With skip-the-line entry, visit the Polish Museum of Aviation hassle-free.
Explore the museum's 300-item collection, including German WWII aircraft like the Halberstadt Cl.II and Roland D.IV hulls.
Go to the World War II section to learn about the role of Polish aviation during this crucial period.
Don't overlook the open-air museum featuring iconic Soviet-era machines like the Antonov AN-26 and Polish PZL 130 Orlik.
Fun fact: The military airfield hosting the museum stands as one of the world's oldest, established by the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1912.

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Polish Museum of Aviation skip-the-line entry

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Guide

Cancellation Policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Your experience

Navigate the oldest Military airfield

Step into the world of aviation wonders at the Polish Aviation Museum set within the framework of a former regional airport. The military airfield it occupies holds the title of being one of the oldest in the world. Your pre-paid ticket ensures a seamless entry, allowing you to bypass queues and jump straight into a journey through aviation history. The displays are accompanied by multimedia stations, offering an immersive exploration of the aviation history in Poland. Dive into the narratives covering aviation activities during World War II, as well as the achievements of Polish designers compelled to work in exile following the war.

See historic warplanes from the 20th century

Housing a collection of over 300 artifacts, the museum provides a comprehensive glimpse into the evolution of aviation. Notable exhibits include the German WWII Halberstadt Cl.II and Roland D.IV, both significant contributors to historical aerial warfare. A standout piece is the Grigorovich M-15, the sole surviving Russian flying boat dating back to 1916. Witness the Antoinette 8V, the earliest engine dating back to 1908. Marvel at piston and jet innovations, and explore rocket technology with components from the German V-2 (A-4) rocket.

Operating hours

Polish Aviation Museum

Monday	Closed
Tuesday	09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Wednesday	09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Thursday	09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Friday	09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Saturday	09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Sunday	09:00 AM - 05:00 PM

Know before you go

What's not allowed

It is strictly forbidden to consume food and drinks in the exhibition buildings outside the designated zones.
It is prohibited to bring animals onto the premises of the Museum without using safety measures.