{"id":16281,"date":"2022-04-18T23:57:12","date_gmt":"2022-04-18T21:57:12","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/krakowzwiedzanie.pl\/?p=16281\/?p=16281"},"modified":"2026-02-11T15:47:58","modified_gmt":"2026-02-11T14:47:58","slug":"krakow-sightseeing-for-free-yes-it-is-possible","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/krakowzwiedzanie.pl\/en\/krakow-sightseeing-for-free-yes-it-is-possible\/","title":{"rendered":"Krakow sightseeing for free? Yes, it is possible!"},"content":{"rendered":"

How many times, while planning Your vacations did you grind your teeth after checking prices of tickets to various museums, historical sites and other attractions? Are you going to Krakow with your family and you are afraid that the expedition will ruin your household budget? Or maybe You are a student and have no need to squander a penny (you would do it gladly in fact, but you do not have any)? Well, there is a way out! Today we present our special savings plan \u2013 Krakow sightseeing for free!<\/strong>
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At the beginning, we would like to say that in Krakow almost everything could be visited for free! The key to success is, as usual, a good plan.<\/p>\n

Krakow sightseeing for free or where can You enter without a ticket?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Entrance to Wawel Hill and the Cathedral is for free. You need a ticket to see Royal tombs in crypts and the Sigismund Bell, but it is not expensive and in fact worth every penny! Absolutely for free You can also visit the famous Renaissance courtyard of the Wawel Castle.<\/p>\n

If you like cityscapes, we encourage You to visit Krakow\u2019s mounds to see the greatest views of the city. Although entrance to Kosciuszko Mound is paid, but to the mounds of Krak and Pilsudski You can get totally for free! Also huge bell tower in Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy in Lagiewniki with a beautiful Krakow panorama is available only for a penny.<\/p>\n

Admiring attractions of Nowa Huta, walking through the Wolski Forest or Vistula boulevards, visiting memorials in the former Jewish Ghetto and unusual sights of Podgorze \u2013 in Krakow, You can do a lot of things without spending money!<\/p>\n

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Museums for free<\/strong><\/h3>\n

If you think that to explore the most interesting museum exhibitions in Krakow You have to spend a fortune, You are wrong! Each of the Krakow museums offers free admission to permanent exhibitions in one day a week. So it is important to chose earlier exposures which you are especially interested in and have made bookings in advance. It is absolutely necessary to book tickets to the most popular museums such as Wawel Castle, Underground of the Main Market Square and Oscar Schindler\u2019s Factory!<\/p>\n

Below, You can read a list of museums offering free admission to permanent exhibitions on different days of the week.<\/p>\n

Sunday<\/strong> \u2013 Departments of the National Museum in Krakow: The Main Building, The Sukiennice Gallery, The Erazm Cio\u0142ek Palace, \u2018Europeum\u2019 with an excellento collection of European Paintings and Sculpture, The Czapski Museum (You can see there dazzling numismatic and bibliophile collections of Emeryk Hutten-Czapski), The Matejko House, The Mehoffer House; Archaeological Museum – the main building and deputies; Polish \u201cHome Army\u201d Museum (it is dedicated to the Polish combat underground during World War II), Wawel Castle (some of royal apartments): from November 2 to 31 March (an offer only for individual travelers).<\/p>\n

Monday<\/strong> \u2013 Departments of the Historical Museum of the City Krakow: The Old Synagogue, The Eagle Pharmacy, Oskar Schindler\u2019s Factory, Archaeological Museum \u2013 remains of St. Adalbertus church in the Main Market Square, Wawel Castle: from April 1 to October 31 (an offer only for individual tourists).<\/p>\n

Tuesday<\/strong> \u2013 Departments of the Historical Museum of the city of Krakow: the Krzysztofory Palace (the main building of the institution), Rynek Underground<\/a> (the exhibition under the Main Market Square), Celestat (the residence of Krakow Marksmen Guild), Pomorska Street (the exhibition \u2018People of Krak\u00f3w in Times of Terror 1939-1945-1956\u2019); Polish Aviation Museum, Museum of Municipal Engineering (except the interactive exhibition \u2018Around the wheel\u2019; children under 7 years of age and people over the age of 70 always enters to the museum for free); Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology.<\/p>\n

Wednesday<\/strong> \u2013 Departments of the Historical Museum of the City of Krakow: The Hipolit House and The History of Nowa Huta Quarter.<\/p>\n

We also remind that the Wawel Castle once again participates in an Free November<\/strong> action (!), when four royal residences in Poland are wide open (including three in Warsaw \u2013 The Royal Castle, The Royal \u0141azienki Museum and Museum of King Jan III\u2019s Palace in Wilanow<\/strong>). In Nowvember, You have a unique opportunity to explore the Wawel Royal Castle<\/a> absolutely for free!<\/p>\n

Krakow sightseeing for free – do not worry, it is absolutely possible to organize!<\/strong><\/h3>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

How many times, while planning Your vacations did you grind your teeth after checking prices of tickets to various museums, historical sites and other attractions? Are you going to Krakow with your family and you are afraid that the expedition will ruin your household budget? Or maybe You are a student and have no need
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