Nowa Huta - Dimitrovgrad
10 September 2026 - 10 November 2026
An open-air show by the Nowa Huta Museum on Aleja Róż sets Nowa Huta beside Dimitrovgrad in Bulgaria, a town built from 1947. Until 10 November 2026.
Not every museum in Krakow is open daily. Monday is the toughest day for visitors - most institutions close their doors, though the Museum of Krakow branches run shortened Monday hours. Weekends offer the widest selection. Below you’ll find a breakdown by day of the week with the number of available museums.
31 museums
67 museums
74 museums
75 museums
76 museums
72 museums
62 museums
10 September 2026 - 10 November 2026
An open-air show by the Nowa Huta Museum on Aleja Róż sets Nowa Huta beside Dimitrovgrad in Bulgaria, a town built from 1947. Until 10 November 2026.
19 July 2026 - 11 November 2026
The dragonfly in Japanese culture - from the country's oldest name to samurai symbolism - told through a collection of Japanese armour at the Manggha Museum.
19 July 2026 - 11 November 2026
Onna bugeisha - women trained in martial arts - in Japanese ukiyo-e prints. An exhibition at the Manggha Museum on strength, strategy and collective memory.
24 October 2026 - 29 November 2026
Sculpture and painting on homelessness and depression in abandoned palace cellars at Piłsudskiego 4: Bunkier Sztuki, from 24 Oct 2026, booking, adults only.
7 March 2026 - 30 November 2026
The 1931 rally of four women pilots around Poland: photographs and Maria Wardasówna's keepsakes in Hangar 5 of the Polish Aviation Museum, until 30 November.
23 September 2026 - 13 December 2026
Sixteen Polish designers and studios, their work shown next to the personal things they live and work with. Bunkier Sztuki, Krakow, until 13 December 2026.