Visitor information
Plan your visit.
Everything worth knowing before your visit to Cracovia History Centre. Check opening hours, ticket prices, how to get here, and information about accessibility and touring.
Opening hours
| Tuesday – Thursday | 10:00–15:00 |
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| Friday* | 10:00–15:00 |
| Saturday – Monday | closed |
*On Fridays the History Centre is open as long as Cracovia is not playing a home match that day. You can check the current list of matches here (Cracovia match schedule, opens in a new tab).
Tickets
Tickets are available exclusively at the box office located by the Stadium, on the square on the ul. Kałuży 1 side.
| Standard ticket | 20 zł |
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| Reduced ticket* | 10 zł |
| Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children) | 45 zł |
| Each additional child (with a family ticket) | 5 zł |
| Children under 3 | free |
*Reduced tickets are available to people with disabilities, children aged 4–14, students and seniors over 65.
How to find us
ul. Józefa Kałuży 1
30-111 Kraków
Cracovia History Centre is located on the stadium grounds, right next to the Błonia meadows in Kraków. Once at ul. Józefa Kałuży 1, look for the monument depicting him, buy a ticket at the box office next to it and then follow the signs to the VIP Zone. Our parking staff will show you the rest of the way to the VIP Reception, where your tour begins.
By public transport
The nearest stops are about a 3-minute walk from the museum. Trams: 14 and 75, towards Cichy Kącik, stop “Muzeum Narodowe”. Buses, stop “Muzeum Narodowe”: 124, 144, 152, 164, 169, 173, 179, 192, 194, 300, 301, 304, 424, 502, 503, 513. Buses, stop “Cracovia Błonia”: 134, 152, 192, 300, 902.
By car
Parking spaces are available on the stadium grounds – you can use our car park while you visit the museum. Parking costs 10 zł.
Contact
| zwiedzanie@cracovia.pl | |
| tel | +48 660 464 496 |
Plan your tour
A visit to Cracovia History Centre is a journey through 120 years of the history of Poland’s oldest club – and through the part of the stadium open to visitors, including the stand, the tunnel and pitch level.
You can tour the exhibition at your own pace, using the materials available on site and a dedicated website with a fascinating Audio Guide in Polish, English, Spanish and Italian (more languages are planned). To explore the exhibition at a relaxed pace with our audio guide, set aside about 50 minutes.
The website is free to use – just scan the QR code at the entrance to Cracovia History Centre. With your ticket you will discover not only the remarkable history of the club, but also see the stadium and the VIP zone.
Accessibility
Due to stairs along the tour route and the lack of lift access, the current route is not fully accessible to visitors with mobility impairments.
We are working on a solution. In the near future we plan to launch guided visits with an assistant who will help you explore the exhibition comfortably.
The tour with the phone-based audio guide was prepared according to accessibility principles and meets WCAG requirements – we've applied solutions that support visitors with visual and hearing impairments.
Visiting with children
Cracovia's history can be fascinating at any age.
Visiting with a stroller is possible. You can leave the stroller temporarily at reception.
Admission for children under 3 is free.
Group visits
Planning a visit with a school class, a group of friends or an organised tour?
We offer museum visits for groups of 25 to 45 people.
Guided tours are available for groups. Group visits require booking in advance.
Please send enquiries to: rezerwacjecentrum@cracovia.pl
The neighbourhood
Cracovia's stadium sits in the heart of Zwierzyniec – one of Kraków's greenest and most atmospheric districts, so it's worth staying a little longer.
Right next door are the Błonia meadows and Jordan Park – the place where football first appeared in Kraków, as early as 1896. A few steps further you’ll find the National Museum, the iconic Hotel Cracovia and Kijów Cinema, a good spot for a coffee.
Head down towards Salwator, wander the streets the people of Zwierzyniec walk every day, and drop by the local Plac na Stawach market for homemade jams and cheeses from nearby farmers. And if you fancy something completely different, a bus to Kraków Zoo leaves from the stop right by the stadium. The Main Market Square is less than a 10-minute walk away.