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Museum for Children (part of the Ethnographic Museum in Warsaw)

1 Kredytowa
00-056 Warszawa
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1 Kredytowa
00-056 Warszawa
(+48) 510 336 571
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Business Hours Closed

Monday Closed

Tuesday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm

Wednesday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm

Thursday 11:00 am – 5:00 pm

Friday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm

Saturday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Sunday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm

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Museum for Children (Muzeum dla Dzieci) is a part of the Ethnographic Museum in Warsaw. It offers workshops for children, birthday parties in Polish or English and every few months a new interactive exhibition for children.

Current exhibition until December 31, 2022:

  • “Here and There” exhibition about travelling.
  • The exhibition offers visitors a journey, taking them across 7 thematically arranged rooms of the Museum for Children, thanks to which both the young and the not so young visitors will experience how to become careful tourists and intrepid travellers. The exhibition showcases objects from the collection of the National Ethnographic Museum in Warsaw. It features interactive and multimedia elements that encourage individual participation as well as content that provokes reflection on travelling.
  • The inscriptions on the exhibition are also available in English. The brochure about the exhibition is available only in Polish.
  • More in English about the Exhibition.

Photo source: Muzeum dla Dzieci

Tickets:

  • To visit the exhibition, you need to buy entry tickets to the Ethnographic Museum, which houses the Museum for Children.
  • Regular ticket: 14 PLN.
  • Reduced ticket: 7 PLN (students and seniors).
  • Children up to 7-years old free entrance.
  • Free entrance: every Thursday.
  • You can pay by credit card.
  • The ticket entitles you to visit both the Ethnographic Museum and the Museum for Children (a part of the Ethnographic Museum).

How to get there?

  • The Museum for Children is located in the city center (Kredytowa Street). The same building and entrance as to the Ethnographic Museum (Muzeum Etnograficzne).
  • Location on Google map.
  • By car: the Museum is within paid parking zone. Visitors can park on eg. Kredytowa, Traugutta, Królewska, Mazowiecka Street. However, it may take some time to find a free spot.
  • By metro (M1 or M2): ÅšwiÄ™tokrzyska stop (requires about 8-minute walk, 600 m), similar distance from Nowy Åšwiat-Uniwersytet stop (metro M2).

The Museum is closed on:

  • Public holidays.
  • Mondays.

Birthday parties dedicated to children aged 5+

  • Birthday parties can be held in English: 1200 PLN (in Polish 950 PLN)
  • Max 20 children
  • Duration: 2-3 hours
  • Available slots:
    • Saturday and Sunday, 12 pm – 6 pm
    • You can suggest other preferable time, including week days

Other information:

  • Museum for Children is located on the ground floor of the Ethnographic Museum. There are 7 spacious rooms dedicated for kids (they can play with special installations, participate in arts & crafts workshops).
  • Be ready to spend there about 2 hours.
  • The cloakroom is located on level -1 (you can get there by elevator).
  • It is also worth to visit the Ethnographic Museum exhibitions (eg. folk costumes from Poland and Europe, ritual accessories, fabrics, decorative ceramics, woodcarving, historic instruments, toys, paper cut-outs and much more).

Click here to read our tips on visiting the Ethnographic Museum in Warsaw

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