The Palace is one of the most beautiful monuments of the Polish Baroque architecture, a museum of interiors and a collection of European and Oriental art. Built in the second half of the 17th century, the Palace initially served as a summer Royal residence of one of the greatest Polish monarchs - King John III Sobieski. Decorativeness of both the facades and the luxurious – recently restored - interiors fully accords with the unspoiled beauty of its surrounding nature. The Wilanów Park embraces several types of historical gardens: Baroque, English-Chinese, landscape and the magical rose garden.
In the historical Royal residence we may follow the traces of its past residents and admire a rich collection of artworks, which have been gathered for more than three hundred years. Moreover the Museum offers numerous other attractions: concerts, theatrical spectacles, temporary thematic exhibitions, as well as sites of historical reconstruction groups at the Palace courtyard in the summertime. Audio guides in seven languages are available for visitors.
Warsaw Pass entitles to FREE ENTRY & SKIP THE LINE.
Regular sightseeing price: 35 PLN
Park (all year round)
Opening hours:
Thursday + Sat-Sun 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. (last entry at 3 p. m.)
Closed: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday.
Kindly note that the Wilanów Palace is closed on the following dates:
- Easter
- Corpus Christi
- August 15th
- November 1st
PLEASE NOTE:
In winter the Wilanów park and historic gardens are open daily from 9.00 to 15.00 (last admission: 15.00).
Evening exhibition "Royal Garden of Light" is not included in Warsaw Pass.
