Warsaw Royal Castle (Zamek Krolewski) Tours and Tickets
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Warsaw Royal Castle (Zamek Krolewski)

Warsaw Royal Castle is a great stop for history buffs and art lovers.
Museum entry is free on Wednesday; some exhibits are free to visit at any time.
The Royal Castle is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible.
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That depends on the ticket. It currently costs 60 zloty to visit either the Royal Apartments and Parliament Chambers (former residence of King Stanislaw August during the late 1700s) or Lanckoronski Gallery, home to the castle’s collection of European paintings. A visit to the temporary exhibit will set you back just 30 zloty.
Yes, photography is allowed within the Warsaw Royal Castle. However, visitors are instructed to only take photos without flash to avoid damaging the art and antiques on display, and you can’t bring in tripods, ring lights, or other professional equipment. Photos and video should only be for personal use.
Weather-wise, Warsaw is best from late spring to early fall, when days are long and often sunny. But a visit to the Warsaw Royal Castle makes for a great rainy-day activity, too. Free admission is offered on Polish Armed Forces Day on August 15th and Polish Independence Day on November 11th.
That depends. The history of the Warsaw Royal Castle makes the visit worthwhile, and older kids are sure to find the building’s meticulous reconstruction after the devastation of World War II fascinating. However, younger children might get bored looking at lavishly furnished rooms or centuries-old paintings, so make sure to bring along activities.
The Warsaw Royal Castle is partially accessible to visitors with disabilities, including anyone using a wheelchair or anyone with limited mobility. There are wheelchair-accessible restrooms and parking spaces, and ramps connect different levels of Lanckoronski Gallery. However, outside surfaces are uneven, cobblestones are slippery when wet, and some rooms have steps to enter.

































































































































