Warsaw Sightseeing
One pass for Warsaw's most important museums and attractions – flexible for 24, 48 or 72 hours. Book online, pick up on-site, and off you go.
With a single pass you visit over 20 museums and attractions for free – plus you get discounts on tours, restaurants and accommodation.
POLIN, the National Museum, the Copernicus Science Centre, Łazienki, the viewing terrace at the Palace of Culture and Science and many more – with no queuing at the ticket desk.
A daily piano concert at 6:00 pm in Warsaw's Old Town – included with the Warsaw Pass.
Up to 15% off food tours, cooking classes and selected hotels and hostels.
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Choose the attractions you want to see. We compare the total of the individual tickets with the pass price – and show you your savings.
With the Warsaw Pass you visit over 20 museums and sights for free. Here you can see all the included attractions with their regular individual price – so you can tell at a glance how much the pass is worth.
Total of the listed individual prices: over 760 PLN (around €180). Even a fraction of that exceeds the pass price.
Beyond the free entries, the Warsaw Pass gets you discounts on selected tours, cooking classes and accommodation.
The Warsaw Pass is the official sightseeing card for Warsaw. With a single pass you visit over 20 of the most important museums and sights of the Polish capital for free – from the spectacular viewing terrace at the Palace of Culture and Science to the award-winning POLIN museum and the interactive Copernicus Science Centre. Instead of paying separately at every ticket desk, you simply show your pass and walk in.
The pass comes in three versions: for 24, 48 or 72 hours. Important: validity is counted in hours from first use, not by calendar days. So if you activate the pass at 2 pm on Saturday afternoon, the 24-hour pass is valid until 2 pm on Sunday.
As an extra highlight, a daily Chopin piano concert in Warsaw's Old Town is included – an atmospheric way to round off a day full of sightseeing. On top of that, you get discounts on selected food tours, cooking classes and accommodation. You book the pass conveniently online in advance via GetYourGuide with free cancellation, and then pick it up on-site at the tourist information office.
Whether the Warsaw Pass is worth it depends above all on how many paid attractions you actually visit. The maths is simple: as long as the total of your individual tickets is higher than the pass price, you save. As a rule of thumb, the pass pays off from about three to four paid attractions – and you save yourself the queuing at several ticket desks along the way.
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Warsaw combines the romance of its rebuilt Old Town with a modern museum culture. These are the attractions you shouldn't miss with your Warsaw Pass:
One of Europe's most important museums on Jewish history, winner of numerous awards. The multimedia permanent exhibition tells a thousand years of history – impressively staged, and 45 PLN without the pass.
From the 30th floor of the striking Palace of Culture and Science you get the best panoramic view over Warsaw. It's especially memorable at sunset – and with the pass, no queuing.
One of Europe's largest interactive science centres, with over 400 hands-on exhibits. Ideal for families and curious minds of every age – individual price 48 PLN.
The former summer residence of the last Polish king, set in a sprawling park with a palace on the island. A green retreat right in the middle of the city.
Every day at 6:00 pm, a piano concert featuring works by Frédéric Chopin – Warsaw's most famous son – rings out in the Old Town. Included in the Warsaw Pass (individual price 95 PLN).
Unlike a pure e-ticket, the Warsaw Pass is issued on-site as a physical card. After booking online with GetYourGuide, you receive a voucher, which you exchange for the Warsaw Pass. The exact address according to GetYourGuide:
Warsaw Tourist Information
Palace of Culture and Science (entrance on E. Plater Street), Pl. Defilad 1
It's best to plan the pickup right at the start of your first sightseeing day – the tourist information office is central and easy to reach by public transport. There, along with the pass, you'll also get a map and a leaflet with all participating attractions. The pass is only activated at your first museum visit, so you can pick it up at your leisure and "start" it later. One tip: check the opening hours of your must-see museums beforehand, as some have a fixed closing day each week.
Choose 24, 48 or 72 hours and book securely via GetYourGuide. Free cancellation.
Exchange your voucher at the tourist information office in the Palace of Culture for your Warsaw Pass.
The pass is activated on your first visit and then runs continuously for the chosen duration.
4,3 ★ · based on 26 reviews
Super easy. You swap your voucher at the tourist info, then walk straight into the museums with no queuing. The Chopin concert in the evening was a great way to wrap things up.
Just right for three days. We visited Copernicus, POLIN and the Łazienki Museum – the pass paid for itself with just those alone.
Good value for money if you want to see lots of museums. The viewing terrace at the Palace of Culture was a highlight.
Handy and flexible. Just check the opening hours beforehand and everything runs smoothly.
Quick pickup and friendly staff at the tourist info. It saved us a lot of time at the ticket counters.
For us it didn't quite pay off – we'd only planned on two museums. If you don't have much on your list, single tickets work out cheaper. Tip: do the math beforehand.
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