Warsaw Uprising Museum: Tickets & Warsaw Pass Coverage
2 - 3 h
History Museum
Opened 2004, on the 60th anniversary of the 1944 Warsaw Uprising
ul. Grzybowska 79, Warsaw, Poland
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Practical Visitor Info & Tips
35 zł
30 zł (Reduced)
Free admission on Thursdays. Check the official site (1944.pl) for current opening hours.
Free admission every Thursday. An audio guide (10 zł) is recommended.
A museum devoted to the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, including the Liberty Bell, a full-size Liberator B-24 bomber replica, and the "City of Ruins" 3D film.
| Option | Price | Booking | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult, general admission | 35 zł | Online recommended | |
| Reduced | 30 zł | Online recommended | |
| Large Family Card holder | 10 zł | Card must be shown at entry | |
| Thursdays | Free | No reservation confirmed necessary, but arrive early | |
| With Warsaw Pass | NEEDS_VERIFICATION | Listed only as an "official partner" — inclusion not confirmed |
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35 zł
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See pass compatibility below ↓Overview & History
The Warsaw Uprising Museum documents the 63-day 1944 armed insurrection by the Polish resistance against Nazi German occupation — one of the war's largest underground resistance operations, and the event that triggered the near-total destruction of Warsaw shown at the Old Town Market Square and Royal Castle today. Housed in a former tram power station, the museum combines personal accounts, artifacts, and immersive multimedia.
What to See: Top Highlights
The Liberty Bell
A monument bell dedicated to the fallen insurgents, struck as part of the museum's commemorations.
Liberator B-24 Replica
A full-size replica of a B-24 Liberator bomber, representing the Allied airdrops that supplied the insurgents.
"City of Ruins" 3D Film
An aerial film reconstruction showing Warsaw reduced to rubble by early 1945, screened inside the museum.
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Is This Covered by the Warsaw Pass?
Compare Warsaw PassesUnclear — the Warsaw Uprising Museum is listed as an "official partner" of the Warsaw Pass, but the pass's own published list of confirmed included attractions does not explicitly name it, and independent sources disagree on whether "partner" status means free entry here. Budget for a separate ticket unless you can confirm inclusion directly with the pass provider before visiting.
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Not confirmed by the provider. Listed only as an "official partner" of the pass; the pass's own materials do not clarify whether that includes free entry. Left UNKNOWN rather than guessed, the same treatment Kyoto gave its unconfirmed temple discounts.
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