Note that unlike other city museum passes, this pass is from a private company Discover Cracow, and for this reason it is not available from the Krakow tourist information office. The company has an out of date webpage link on www.visitkrakow.com stating numerous attractions that the pass gives entry to, however, the following sites would NOT accept the 3 day Museum Pass: - Rynek Underground Museum - St Mary’s Basilica - Museum of Municipal Engineering - Schindler’s Enamel Factory Museum (advised they stopped accepting the pass in September 2025) We did get free access to the Barbican, City Defence Walls, Arsenal and the Czartoryski Museum. However, it does not provide access to all the museums listed on several Museum Pass website links and AI; therefore it does not achieve value for money.
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What's Included
Includes
- Entrance to 22 museums
- 1-3 days Krakow Museums and Transport Pass
Excludes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and drinks
Itinerary
Church of St. Adalbert
Czartoryski Palace Museum
Located in the Kazimierz district, this 15th-century Town Hall was converted into a Renaissance building in the 16th century, which now houses the Museum of Ethnography.
The Galicia Jewish Museum exists to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust and to celebrate the Jewish culture of Polish Galicia, presenting Jewish history from a new perspective.
Home Army Museum (Muzeum Armii Krajowej)
House of Jan Matejko - Krakow National Museum
Jozef Mehoffer House - Krakow National Museum
MOCAK Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow
Polish Aviation Museum
The Archdiocesan Museum
The Bishop Erazm Ciolek Palace - National Museum in Krakow
Kościuszko Mound (Polish: kopiec Kościuszki) is an artificial mound in Kraków, Poland. It was erected by Cracovians in commemoration of the Polish national leader Tadeusz Kościuszko, and modelled after Kraków's prehistoric mounds of Krak and Wanda. A serpentine path leads to the top, approximately 326 metres (1,070 ft) above sea level, with a panoramic view of the Vistula River and the city.
Museum of Emeryk Hutten-Czapski (also the Czapski Museum) - a branch of the National Museum in Krakow, ascending in the Czapski Palace at 10-12 Józefa Piłsudskiego Street and in the house of Władysław Łoziński at 14 J. Piłsudskiego Street.
The National Museum in Kraków has gathered the largest and most valuable collection of works by Stanisław Wyspiański (1869-1907) — one of the most important, original and appreciated artist from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, who belongs among such artists as Klimt, Mucha and Gaudi; the exhibition comprises of about 900 works. Around 500 pieces from the collection will be displayed as part of the largest exhibition of the artist’s works in Poland for 50 years (the last large display of his works from the Kraków collection was held at the Main Building of the National Museum in Kraków in 2000).
Welcome to the magical world of legends and stories associated with Krakow! Our robotic show presents in a unique way the most fascinating legends of the city, such as the story of the Wawel Dragon, Kinga and the salt mine in Wieliczka, the Mariacki towers, the yellow boot, and the Sigismund Bell.
The museum is located on Sasanek 2A street, Kraków-Nowa Huta. Archaeological Museum Nowa Huta branch. The Nowa Huta Branch of the Archaeological Museum in Cracow is located in the manor and park complex in Branice. The first mention of the village appeared in written sources in 1250, when Boleslaw the Chaste granted the governor of Cracow, Klemens, son of Sulislaw, the right to catch beavers in the area. Archaeological relics, on the other hand, attest to the existence of a settlement here as early as the Neolithic Age (ca. 6000 BC).
The Gallery of 19th-Century Polish Art, located in the historic Cloth Hall on Krakow’s Main Market Square, is one of the most prestigious branches of the National Museum in Krakow. It showcases masterpieces by leading Polish painters such as Jan Matejko, Henryk Siemiradzki, and Józef Chełmoński, across four themed rooms representing Classicism, Romanticism, Academic Art, and Realism/Impressionism. After its renovation, the gallery offers modern amenities and a terrace with a stunning view of the square, while preserving its rich collection of over 200 paintings and sculptures.
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Access to a lot of attractions: fast entrance. You must keep in mind that most museums are closed on Monday
Very handy and easy to redeem plus you get to experience most kf the attraction in krakow and the transportation itself.
Wasn't worth the money because you had to pre book the underground museum and schindlers factory and they were full until 4.50. Other cities with these passes such as Lisbon you don't need to pre book the attractions with a city pass and can skip the queue.
Good value, lots of travel on trams. Took us a while to find where to get card as it wasn’t clear on outside of buildings where to redeem. Then when we did find one the internet signal was terrible as it was underground
The guide on our bus, Julia, was so helpful and friendly. Our guide at Auschwitz was excellent. She provided good information and had an obvious passion for helping people understand. The guide at Wieliczka Salt Mine was difficult to hear, but seemed to be very knowledgeable. Bus driver was efficient and helpful.
Great pass, really worth the money. As an example, i can tell about Oscar Schindler 's factory where you can't find any tickets after 11am, but with this pass you can enter anyway
Useful card if you have a few more days to waste after doing the major sights ie auschwitz and salt mines. We visited 16 out of the 40. Allows you onto trams and buses with worrying about getting tickets and finding spare change. If are not a museum person then probably not worth it, as average entry price is approx 10 zloty. Apart from Schindler’s factory which was 24 zloty. On website since April 2019, allowed assess to Wawel cathedral . The website said audioguide should be included in Wawel cathedral however they refused us this and said not included and refused to listen or read the website details. Only disappointing aspect of trip. Shows poor communication between the discover Cracow company and the workers at the tourist sites. If in krakow for less than 4 days then not worth it. As auschwitz takes a whole day and salt mines half a day.
<p>This was a great idea , we booked a 2 day pass and picked it up at the airport ready to use the next day.We were on and off trams at our leisure and visited several museums. Good value and highly recommended</p>
<p>We bought and paid for a 72 hour pass. What was NOT made clear to us was the difficulty of getting the passes if you arrive close to 19:00. We landed at 18:45 and got outside at 19:04. All of the collection points are closed after 19:00, most surprisingly the one in the airport was as well despite the actual tourist info desk still being open. The issue here is we were planning to use the bus or tram services from the airport and in the end had only one real choice and that was a taxi, especially as the main train service was disrupted due to engineering work of some sort. The taxi was the only way to ensure we got to the hotel and then weren't too late for our booked meal. We could not collect the passes on the following day either as we were booked of the full dat Auschwitz/Birkenau and Salt mine tour...so we left Krakow before the collection offices were open 9am and got back just as they shut again at 19:00. In the end I collected them at circa 09:30 on Sunday...but of course we were leaving on th Monday. We used them for the Oskar Schindler factory, St Mary's Basilica and Rynek Underground.....which would have been cheaper in cash. They do save queueing at the Schindler factory although this is not made clear in the guide book you get with them, or at the factory itself , so we queued for an hour only to find out it hadn't been necessary. Definitely not value for money considering we paid for 72 hours and in reality got around 30 hours usage. If you're in Krakow for a week it 'might' be value, but unless you can overcome the collection restrictions then it really was a waste of money. This was the only negative aspect of our entire visit to Krakow.</p>
<p>Worth doing but there's no clear information about what is included. A good idea would be a map showing the location of all the places you can visit with this pass.</p>
Great value and highly convenient. We visited a whole bunch of places including St Mary's Basilica, the Rynek Underground Museum, the city wall and Schindler's Factory Museum. Can highly recommend this.
51 euros thrown away, do not purchase it! The information is not clear at all, and as soon as you try to use it you realize that all the main attractions are excluded. Despite the poor information, it is non-refundable, even a few minutes after the purchase and without having used it. For example: Rynek underground excluded. St. Mary's Basilica excluded. Schindler's Enamel Factory excluded. And many other places that are indicated online. Furthermore, the site indicates a cost of 40 euros for 2 days, when it actually costs 51. I purchased the card for Monday and Tuesday, asking for specific info from the saleswoman, who also pointed out the Czartoryski Museum, which is included: too bad she didn't specify that it is closed on Mondays and that Tuesday has free access for everyone and an endless line. Because obviously if you buy it on a Monday they don't warn you that almost everything is closed. A further unclear aspect is that it is not a service provided by the Krakow tourism office, but by a private individual. There is no brochure or piece of paper that can be consulted at the time of purchase, zero. You pay and then you realize how much money is wasted. Never seen such an expensive and useless city card. Terrible service from the operator.
La plupart des musées ou lieux donnant droit à accès avec Krakow card sont soit fermés le lundi soit gratuit le mardi soit payant...de plus la carte n'évite pas prise de ticket et donc parfois il faut faire la queue pendant de longues minutes
carte très pratique qui permet de gagner beaucoup de temps.Beaucoup de visites intéressantes prévues avec cette carte
peu utile pour quatre jours les musées peu chers la veille ville ainsi que le quartier juif peuvent facilement être effectués a pied de plus la ville est très belle
The museums concerned are almost all "minor" , for important things you have to pay the ticket, see royal castle x example. It can be useful for urban transport but at a cost of 25 euros it does not pay since a ticket costs very few sloty
At some museums or churches you have to get an original ticket at the ticket office. So also queue, at Not to others. (Schindler's factory)
<p>Der Erwerb der KrakauCard war eine tolle Entscheidung und ich kann nur jedem Besucher empfehlen sie zu kaufen!! Ich war das 3. Mal in Krakau um einem Freund diese wunderbare Stadt näherzubringen. Dazu ist die KrakauCard einfach unschlagbar. Über 40 Museen können besucht werden und der öffentliche Transport ist inklusive. Auch bei meinem nächsten Besuch 2018 werde ich die KrakauCard schon vorab kaufen!!</p>
<p>Aucun souci avec le pass, se déplacer en tram facile à condition d avoir un plan détaillé des lignes et des arrêts...pour les musées ils sont nombreux 4 jours sont necessaires si on inclut la mine de sel et Auschitz....</p>
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