← All destinations
Museums Guides
24 guides
Poland's cities have some of Europe's most affecting museums, from Gdańsk's Museum of the Second World War to Warsaw's Uprising and POLIN museums, alongside national galleries and small specialist collections.
These guides explain what each city's museums hold, how long to allow, which days they close or are free, and how to fit them into a short break.
Poland
- Museums in Gdańsk: The Ones Worth Your Time
- Museums in Katowice: Which Are Worth Your Time
- Museums in Łódź: Muzeum Sztuki and What Else Is Worth It
- Museums in Poznań: Which Ones Are Worth Your Time
- Museums in Szczecin: Which Ones Are Worth Your Time
- Museums in Warsaw: Which Ones Are Worth Your Time
- Museums in Wrocław: What to See and How Long Each Takes
- Museums in Zakopane: A Practical Guide to the Ones Worth Your Time
- Gdańsk Cathedral and Churches Worth Visiting
- Gdańsk Street Art: Zaspa Murals and Where to Find Them
- Katowice Cathedral: The Archcathedral of Christ the King
- Katowice Street Art: Murals to Find in the City Centre
- Łódź Cathedral: What to See at St Stanislaus Kostka
- Łódź Street Art: Murals, Where to Find Them and How to See Them
- Poznań Cathedral: What to See on Cathedral Island
- Churches in Sopot: Which Ones Are Worth a Look
- Sopot Museum: What's Inside the Villa and How Long to Allow
- Szczecin Art: Museums, Galleries and Where to Find Them
- Szczecin Cathedral: St James's Basilica and Its Tower
- Art Galleries in Warsaw: Contemporary Spaces and Art Museums
- Churches in Warsaw Worth Visiting: A Short, Practical Guide
- Wrocław Cathedral: What to See at St John the Baptist
- Wrocław Street Art: Where to Find Murals and Courtyard Art
- Churches in Zakopane: Which Ones Are Worth Visiting