Please be informed that until Sunday, June 21, the National Museum in Warsaw remains closed to visitors due to water supply failure. We apologize for any inconvenience and invite you again on Tuesday, June 23!

Soon we will be able to welcome you to our galleries and exhibitions. Once the Prime Minister declared that museums would be allowed to resume their activity, we have immediately started to plan our reopening. We are currently preparing new regulations.

May this Easter be a time for us to focus on what matters the most, let it be a time that fills our hearts with hope for a better tomorrow, despite the hardships of today, so that we can soon meet in person. See you at #niebawemwMNW!

In order to limit the number of persons present in public places as much as possible and to protect the health of all of us and our families, most of us work from home. Therefore, we currently are unable to answer your questions over the phone.

As of this Thursday, 12 March 2020, the National Museum in Warsaw along with its branches is closed to visitors until further notice. We will keep you updated about any changes in the functioning of the Museum.

5 PM   On the occasion of International Women Day we would like to invite you to the special lecture, given by dr Judith Noorman in the National Museum in Warsaw ...

4 PM  Guided tour for young people and adults in English   During the tour, visitors will view the greatest works of the museum’s collection. The tour covers...

6 PM    The perspicacity of Kazimierz Michałowski (1901-1981) not only brought to light Faras Cathedral with its splendid wall paintings, but a whole forgotten world,...

We inform that on Sunday, September 1, the National Museum will be closed due to the celebration of the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II and the resulting traffic problems.

The most recent, seventh issue of Rocznik Muzeum Narodowego w Warszawie. Nowa Seria / Journal of the National Museum in Warsaw. New Series, has now been released!